Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-08-08

Miss Echo Upham of Cincinnati, who
has been staying this summer With Mrs.
+. f. Upham, is paying brief visit 10
Mrs. f. L. Stoughton in Barre, where
Mrs. Upham joined her yesterday.
Mrs. F. J. Rowley OF Boston is so
journer in Randolph at the homes OF
Lemuel Richmond and Mrs. Ida Mann.
Tuesday, Mrs. Rowley and Miss Georgia
Mann went to Barre, to return today.
Mrs. Edwin Amsden is with her pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. William Bishop, In
Gaysyille, to which place she went the I'd
inst. in the company Of her sister, Miss
Florence Bishop, who had been visiting
here.
5. A. Smith, the photographer, has add
ed TO his regular business the Singer
sewing machines and supplies of the COM
pany's Office given up here on account OF
the removal of the agent, Dennis Phillips,
to Burlington.
Mrs. A. II. Powers started Tuesday on
trip to Winchendon, Mass, and Mil
ford, n. H., in the company of her niece,
Miss Harriet Keith OF Winona, Mimi,
who win not be in Randolph again this
season.
Sergeant James w. Rourke, a veteran
of the Chicago police force; his daughter,
Miss Katherine, and a sister-in-law, Mrs.
McManus OF Worcester, Mass, are at the
Purity Milk farm OF G. ID. and William
Pratt for an indefinite stay.
Leighton Abbott, one of the Western
representatives of the Proctor Marble
company, arrived Friday on visit to his
father, c. Z. Abbott. Sunday he went TO
Burlington and started from that city the
next day for st. Louis, where he makes
his headquarters.
Miss Nina Battles has finished work as
stenographer for the B. j. Kendall COM
pany of Enosburg Falls, and has been in
Randolph with her sister, Mrs. Ernest
Mcintosh, and her aunt, Mrs. J. b. Sar-
gent, few days before going to her
mother in Wilder.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. L. Buttles have with
them at present their daughter and her
husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Brooks OF
Lincoln. Mr.. Buttles was away over
Sunday on trip to Bread Loaf, Ripton,
in the course OF which he stopped with
his brother at Hancock.
1t is now understood that the two
plays, "Markheim" and ga Nocturne,m
which have heretofore been mentioned il
this paper, will be given at the Chandler
Music hall sometime in September ano
that the production will be under the per
j. P. Smith, day operator at the rail
road station, has been promoted to the
position of station agent at Colchester,
and entered upon his new duties Tuesday
He has been succeeded at this place by
George G. Mooney, former operator
here, who has lately been station agent al
Sharon.
Rev. and Mrs. X. NJ. Fowler have beer
entertaining Mrs. Fowler's sister, Mrs
Henry l. Seymour of Plymouth, Mass,
who came Friday and went away Mon.
day. Her mother, Mrs. Sarah Hadaway
of Brockton, Mass, accompanied hel
from Randolph to pass the rest of the
summer at Plymouth.
Mr. and Mrs. Z. NJ. Allen, their daugh.
ter, Lena, and niece, Una Allen, found
their way to Randolph again Saturday
from journey by carriage over the
mountains to East Middlebury. They
rested Sunday at r. w. Aliens and the
following day, the party, with the excep-
ton of Miss Una, proceeded to Canaan,
n. II.
Clifford Eaton, clerk in the foreign de.
partment of the First National bank oil
Boston, reached town Saturday morning
and was the guest of his uncle, Alfred
Eaton, and family until Wednesday. He
then joined his father and mother, Mr..
and Mrs. Caleb Eaton Of Rochester. at
Silver lake, Barnard, for the rest of his
vacation, ending the 18th.
H. H. Ward, prominent lawyer OF
Wilmington, DEL, his daughters, Phoebe
and Sibyl, and his son, Herbert, were at
the Inn Sunday, stopping here on their
way to Hardwick. They came especially
to see Mr.. Wards sister-in-law, Mrs. c.
M. Ward, and daughter, whose return to
Glenwood, Ia, had been fastened by
news of illness in their family.
Irwin Chadwick has resumed duty in
Boston as chief night dispatcher on the
line from that city to Portland, his two
weeks respite being over Monday, when
he left Mrs. Chadwick to enjoy more ex-
tendhed sojourn here. His father, Silas
Chadwick, is at Sunapee lake, n H., and
from there will go to Concord, N. H., the
home OF his son, B. d. Chadwick.
A very pleasant reunion of former
schoolmates was held Tuesday evening
with Mrs. Guy Loudon of Burlington at
the residence of her mother, Mrs. H. H.
Mcintyre, on Randolph avenue. OF that
coterie OF girls so closely associated in
cir high school years, there were pres
It on this occasion Mrs. John R. Sprir o
of Nashua, N. H., Mrs. Ernest Sargent OF
Woodsville, n. H., Mrs. A. M. Vaughan,
Miss Carrie Draper and Miss Mary c.
Tewksbury. Refreshments of ice cream.
cake and candy were served and delight
ul evening was enioyed.