Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-09-26
Randolph.
GEORGIA wHIrR, Local Editor.

her home in Hardwick after visiting
friends here.
Mr., and Mrs, Leonard Hutchinson oi
Barre were at Lyman Hutehinson's satur-
day and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Flint are in
Quincy, Mass, visiting Mrs. Fllnt's son,
Ardin ordway.
Robert sault went last Thursday 10
Hanover, \. H., where he has entered
Dartmouth college.
Mrs. Fred Davis and Mrs. Fred Rum
rill of Northheld were guests Friday of
Mrs. Leroy Rumrill,
Mrs. IL. NJ. Baker Of st. Adams, a eou-
sin OF Miss Abbie Clark, has been visit
ing her for a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Tewksbury were in
Barre Sunday as the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. f. 5. whitcomh.
Mrs. Guy Loudon and son OF Burling- /
ton are passing the week with Mrs. Lou
don's mother, Mrs. II, II. Mcintyre.
Mrs. II. b, Bell and daughter, Miss
Annie, were in Springfield, Mass, from
Friday until Monday with Mr.. Bell.
James Fullam has finished work in J.
+. Lamson's store and will enter the U.
V. NJ, as will also welby McCollom.
Miss Harriet Packard left Saturday for
a two weeks visit TO her brother and sis
ter in Dorchester and Medheld, Mass.
Mrs. r. A. Neville returned Monday TO
Keene, n. H., after spending week
with her mother, Mrs. Arthur G. Put
nam.
harvey Kendrick OF Thetford came last
Thursday and stayed until Monday with
| the family Of his brother, A. Z. Ken
drick.
Miss c. Kate Howard returned last
Thursday from stay OF several weeks
with Rev. and Mrs. V. NJ. Hardy in
Morrisville.
] Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Raymore and
daughter, Ida, left Saturday TO spend
!, three weeks with relatives in St. Adams
.. and Highgate.
Mrs. Annette Goodwin OF Newport was
entertained from Thursday till Saturday
, by Mrs. 5. 5. Whitcomb, She went from
] here to Rochester.
& y. c. Buck was elected one Of the vice
= presidents OF the State Firemen's asso-
{ citation, which held its annual meeting
' in Montpelier Sept. is.
V. A. Grant has been in Boston since
d Sunday, purchasing goods for his drug
store and attending the annual outing
Q Of the RexGn company.
George C. Flint reports fine yield O.
potatoes. He brought the Herald thirf
teen tubers Friday that weighed
eighteen pounds. Variety unknown.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. d. Painter of Phila-
= delphia. who had been visiting at Idle
|, ton cottage, the former a week, and the
Al latter a month, have returned to their
home.
Mrs. Don Moore and two children
4. lwho had been with her parents, Mr.. anc
Mrs. o. ]. Marcott, two weeks, re
', turned last Thursday to their home IL
0 Sharon.
e, Mr.. and Mrs. o. B. Copeland were II
:. Chelsea Friday and Saturday to see Mr.
or Copeland's mother, who will come t
Z Randolph shortly to spend the white
be with them.
Id Mrs. Bertha Burridge has gone to New
e, York to take years course in the Elm
ge cal Culture school of that city. lie
h. study is to be especially along the line
zee of kindergarten and primary teaching
John Mudgett reached home Frida
from five weeks carriage trip throug
New Hampshire, stopping at Plymouth
Holderness, Center Harbor and many oth
~ err places to visit relatives and acquant
ances.
Mrs. Mary Sawtelle and Miss hmm
Page OF Boston, guests at l. D. Adams
for week, left Friday for Proctor, wher
a. they were TO visit Mrs. w. P. Abbott
Ill Mrs. Martha A. Pierce Of Boston was
so recent guest at Mr.. Adams.
John Blanchard's place at West Brool
field has been sold through the agency
Sc n G. Woodwork to Harmon Aseltine
swapton for $3.50. Mr.. Aseltine rs
move from Swanton the first oil octope
;or and take possession OF his purchase.
of Mr. and Mrs. w. w. sprague and MIR
ait Sprague.s sister, Mrs. NJ. L. Brow
ort started Monday on trip to Rocheste
n n. Portland Me-, and Boston. MI
her Brown. who has spent the summer
Sc Randolph, will continue the journey
ent New York and proceed from that city
her home in Seattle, Wash.
George C. Flint organized the Geor'
w Pierce Pomona grange al McInuo
! Friday night with so charter mem tea
~ who honored the state master IN tne
- choice az a name for the organizatlo
Tbroe oranges unite in this Pomona
No, sos OF McIndoes; Lake View, n
)ur s5s. of West Barnet, and Blue Moun'Sl
, or No. 263, of Ryegate
m At the Grange meeting saturday eve
ing, there will be tax pS ,, a.
Vaughan on preparing the soil, plantn
ard caring for potatoes; W. w. jon a
!. Will tell how to handle hens at a prof 3
- W. 4 Priest will speak on the best FAM n,
rise Of cows to lift the mortgage; n. M -
title man will explain the handing .,
fish garden. and II. W. Vail Will ten now =,
cks, select good dairy COW. The choir W
- ~ furnish music. n.