Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-09-12
Randolph.
GEORGIA wHHE, Local Editor.

4 w, W. spFague Of Portland. Ma. snsn,
Sunday Al his home here.
4 G. W, Chapman Of Northampton Mas.
Is guest for week al A. q. Niehol'
sons.
/ Miss Lola Ingalls, returned Monday
irom a i've weeks stay in Mortified and
Montpelier.
Albert Adams Of Post Mills Is stsyips
AZ " W, MeCollom's while attending the
high school.
Miss Marjorie Chsdel returned satur.
day from visit 10 her grandmother in
Franklin, y. II,
Rev. @, o, Howe assists in communion
service al the NJ. +, church, South Roy
alton next Sunday,
Paul seymour OF Worcester, Mass. il
spending two weeks with his brothers.
Nelson and Henry seymour.
Barney sApiro went to New York sat
nrday night. Miss Mabel Rich Of Brain
tree Is elerking in his store.
Mrs. William Hin and son, Philip, who
had been visiting at o, ]. Marcott's, re-
turned saturday TO Dedham, Mass.
l.. J. Morton OF s. Adams, one OF the
leading merchants Of the state, was
guest over Sunday OF +. A. Thomas.
Miss Flora Bell returned from Fairfax
Monday, accompanied by Masters Arthur
and Ernest Austin, who entered school.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Newton aud Mr..
and Mrs. F. I. Bass, having completed
fortnlght's vacation, returned Monday
TO New York city.
Mrs. Mary Ripley OF Taunton, Mass,
a CUES, for week of Mr. and Mrs. W. II.
Gladding, left Monday for Morrisyille,
where she viii visit relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Gladdlng attended
the Universaiist state convention in
Barre hast week, at which meeting Mr..
Gladdlng was reelected treasurer.
Miss Florence Metzger, who had been
with her brother, Rev. Fraser Metzger,
and family since July left Saturday for
Herkimer, y. v, where she will remain
for the present.
Mrs. II. II. Taylor and children and
Miss Mary Bradish, guests for some time
at DR.. F. A. Eaton's, returned Monday TO
Mediord, Mass. Mrs. A. G. Brsdish re-
N ins here few days longer.
Miss Carlotts Wiswall, who had spent
the summer at the Wiswall cottage, took
her departure Monday for Belmont,
Mass, and was accompanied to that place
by her guest, Miss Edith Stedman.
Mrs. II. L. Flint, her son, Lewis, and
two daughters, Ruth and Emma, re-
turned Monday from Milton, where they
had spent most OF the summer with Mrs.
Flint's father, Rev. +. E. Herrick.
Miss Lena Snow of Pittsheld, n. H.,
who has been a guest at V. A. Grants for
two weeks, returned Friday to her home,
and the same day Miss Lucille Grant went
to Barre, where she visited until Sunday.
Those from Randolph attending the
Fish and Game league outing at Bluff
Point, y. ", last Friday were DR.. Z. o.
Blanchard, A. f. Bass, II. B. and Philip
Salisbury, DR.. J. P. Clifford and L. b.
Johnson.
Miss Ada Mccormick of Boston re-
turned Monday to her home after three
weeks visit at the home OF Mrs. Alice
Bruce. The latter also entertained over
Sunday her brother, c. C. McAllister, OF
Boston.
George d. Mason, a Pullman car con-
ductor on the Los Angeles Limited, with
a run from Chicago to Los Angeles, CAL,
came Sunday for visit OF several weeks
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Z. Mason.
Seats for SWAY Down East" Friday
evening at Chandler Music hall are going
like hot cakes. They went on sale Satur-
day morning, and by noon Monday two
thirds OF the house had been sold, and
they have gone rapidly since.
Henry P. Lewis left Monday for Bos-
ton. going from there to New York city,