Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-10-17

Mrs. w. P. Townsend of Chelsea is
spending the week at o. B. Copeland 5
and A. II. Powers.
Mrs. Luke Tarben of Mortified was
entertained Monday and Tuesday by Mrs.
Mary Montgomery.
Mrs. Walter Gushea of East Granville
was taken to the sanstorium yesterday in
a very feeble condition.
A very desirable gift of old magazines
from VIM. Mann has been received at the
Kimbal Public library.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Butterfield and
child reached home Monday after a
weeks absence in Barre.
Mr.. and Mrs. VI. II. Miller have come
from Pomfret to spend the winter at their
cottage on Randolph avenue.
Miss Kate Kinny, who has but recently
landed from Dangan, Ireland, is visiting
her cousins in the family Of Thomas Con-
molly.
Mrs. o. B. Copeland went to Chelsea
yesterday to bring Madam Copeland back
with her TO make her home permanently
in Randolph.
Mrs. Edwin c. JENNIE has returned to
Hyde Park, Mass, from the d. II. Morse
Mrs. A. NJ. Crane.
George Sneden of Bristol, who was
called to West Brookfield by the death OF
Mrs. Alden Boyce, has been the guest Of
his niece. Mrs. Ida Mann.
Miss Ida Flint has re-entered the Bry-
ant 4 Stratton Business college in Boston
for a little further practice in stenogra-
ply before taking position.
Miss Minnie Carpenter has had a dor
mer window cut into the ell Of her house
on Highland avenue and is having a
chamber finished off for bath room. 10
Mrs. Robert Fielders and son OF South
Royalton stayed at o. P. Hoods last
week while Mr.. Fielders and his brother
in-law, Chester Hood. went to Boston.
Ernest Archambault, ticket agent at
Lynn. Mass. has been at f.. T. Sault's
and the farm of Charles Danyou on a
brief vacation period that ended yester-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. c. Greene and daugh-
ter, Eva, have gone to Boston and Law
renee, Mass, on a short vacation and
have left their boarding house in charge
of Mrs. r. w. Allen.
DR.. J. P. Clifford will take a six
months leave of absence from his profess
siOnal duties the first of November and
devote himself to medical study in Bos-
ton, New York and Baltimore.
Prof Banta OF Boston has formed
dancing class of a dozen couples that
meets Wednesday nights in Dubois *
GAYS hall and had its second lesson in
the TerpsichOrean art last night.
John II. Dubois has bought of L. p.
Thayer the vacant lot on Highland
avenue between the houses Of DR.. J. p
Clifford and &. F. Kicker and has bar
gained for the place of the latter.
Mrs. Leroy Rumriu is in North BEN
nington to visit her husbands relatives
before joining him in Paris, KY, where
Mr.. Rumrill will be stationed this winter
in charge of work fer the Sanborn Map
company.
The deer season opens next Monday
mot Sunday ard continues until Sstur-
day night. Amy lucky Randolph hunters !
are requested to show head and horns of /.
bucks killed to Game Warden +. II. /
Ketchum.
f. E. Coma has severed his connec- !
ton with the water service department of /
the Central Vermont railway and is act .
pany at Granville, to which he expects to |
remove his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Tracy have teen
their son, Eugene Tracy, of 4
Readsville, Mass, and their daughter. |
Mrs. Henry Halves of Montpelier, with ,
her husband and daughter. The visitors |
went away yesterday with the exception
Of Miss Clara Halves, who is still with
her grandparents.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Harris Bass will go to
Boston tomorrow to visit DR.. and Mrs.
8. A. Wheeler and may possibly extend
heir trip to Knoxville, Tenn. where
Mrs. Bass sister, Mrs. l.. B. Flanders, is
living. While they are away, Mr.. and
Mrs. f. S. Tracy will make their head
quarters at the Bass farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hutchinson. Jr
ire expected today from Randolph. Wis,
Mr.. Hutchinson is a nephew of Hon.
James and Lyman Hutchinson and a son
of Henry Hutchinson, prominent bust
ness man of the Western township to
which he gave the name of the Vermont
that he knew in his youth.
The Commonwealth Ladies' orchestra
will make its second appearance in Ran
iolph Monday evening, Oct 81, in a con-
eert at Chandler Music hall under the d.
,ectlon OF the great violinist, Ashton
Lewis. Miss Maud Fowler, who scored
'uch success as a reader last season. is
With the company this year and wiu
prove strong drawing card. This is the
pest Ladies' orchestra in the country r
mo IT'S leader Is considered one OF the
greatest OF violinists 81 &C De Bull.'' !