Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-09-05
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. - - 80 AeaA week
MIS-. T. W, HAYES was quite siek Ia,
week with appendicitis.
Dr. Maude Taylor returned "a h., hon..
~ Hartford, Conn, Monday.
Tue circular conference win meet with
'he First church next Tuesday.
Miss Lillian Carpenter has gone N
Taunton, Mass, 10 teach school
Miss Bessie Peek Of darlington Ma. ths
guest last week o. Mrs, o, F. Ralph.
MIS- May Dickinson 81 Chelsea 3 =
guest OF her aunt, Mr., A. ". Edson.
Pearl Paine Edison aud wife came "a
iowa last saturday Tor a weeks outing.
Hon. and Mrs, W. 5. Anis returned
Conn. 'e"'
Mr.. and Mrs. Ingalls, 81 Randolpb wers
recent guests OF Mr., and Mrs. T. W.
Emery smith was 81 Randolph Center
last week and bought horse Of n. l.
Miss Anna Clark returned 10 her
school work in New York city last week
Wednesday,
pr. and Mrs, E. F.. Ellis and children
spent several days last week with relatives
In Tunbridge.
Charles Williams and wife Of Berlin
were guests OF Mr., and Mrs. Maxwell
Dewey last week.
Fourteen from the First and Second
churches attended the Sunday school con-
vention In williamstown.
DR.. and Mrs. George Wheeler OF Mel.
rose, Mass, were recent visitors al Ira
Carpenters at the Center.
Mrs. Harry Corwin Of Lowell, Mass.
was the guest last week OF her sister,
Mrs Z. II. Allis, and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence BARTLETT and Roy
Blanchard OF Barre city were oyer-sunday
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs, Fred Holt.
Mrs. Horace Kibbee has gone 10 spend
several weeks with her daughter, Mrs.
Florence Laroek, and family in Holyoke,
Mass.
Miss Hazel Kibhee has finished work
for j. NJ. Stone in Williamstown and has
entered the normal school at Randolph
Center.
Andrew W. Edison, associate city SUI
perintendent Of schools, New York city,
returned TO his field Of work Wednesday
evening.
Mrs. Sarah r. johnson OF Putney
spent several days with her friend, Mrs.
Mary Day, at the Lake House, returning
TO her home Monday.
Mrs. Leslie Crane and two children OF
Rutland and Mrs. Frank Dyer OF Barre
city spent several days last week with
their sister, Mrs. Earl Gaylord.
Marshall o. Edison, superintendent of
schools in the sandwich-Bourne district,
arrived in town Saturday
evening to remain few days visiting old
friends.
II is desired that all the officers and
OF Brookfield grange be present
At the regular meeting Friday evening.
The district deputy is to visit. Light re-
freshments will be served.
II is desired that all officers and mem
bers Of Crescent chapter, o. +. s., be
present at the meeting next Thursday
evening, sept. 18th. There will be work.
of cake and ice cream will
be served.
Miss Helen Smith, who came from
Hartford, Conn. with Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Kenyon to work for them, was
AIKEN sick and last week was taken by
DR.. +. +. Ellis to the sanatorium in Ran
iolph for treatment.
Helen W. Edison, who has been spend
ng the summer with party of friends in
Great Britain, returned home Monday.
She returns to New York the 9Th, and la
.er to her position in the Penn Charter
school, Philadelphia.
Guests this week at the Lake House:
Il. A. Hayward of Washington, d. c.; A.
[. Hubbard and Z. Cove OF Warren;
John Brown, Mrs. Amanda Thayer, A.
B. Gay, Mrs. Bertha Burridge and A. NJ.
Wires Of Randolph; 7. B. Carney Of Bur-
ington; Mrs. A. B. Amer, Mrs. A. P. de
of Philadelphia; j. Z. Mar
in of Williamstown.
Among those from Brookfeld grange
who attended the Central Vermont Po-
mona grange in Willismstown last week
we're |. y. Abbott and wife, George c.
smith and wife, E. A. Glysson and wife,
". S. Perham and wife, A. L. Follansbee
md wife, ]. W. Yaw and wife, Fred Holt
md wife, Charles Holden and wife and
Miss Avis Holden. Ten were instructed
n the fifth degree. The meeting was
argely attended. The program was fully
,arried out and very much enjoyed by all