Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-08-01
Randolph.
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pr. and Mrs, II. G. Beekman have been
entertaining Mrs, Calvin Tilden Of Ros-
ton.
Mrs, +, G, Ham and daughter, Esther
are IN south Parsonheld, Me-, for part OF
the summer.
c. @. Dubois and John Abbott were al
lhe sanford farm Sunday but left the
next day for Boston.
DR., and Mrs. G, W. Scott are entertain
ing the doctors mother, Mrs. 5, NJ. Scott
OF Northampton, Mass,
Mr., and Mrs. William Mann have been
with their son, George, and his family al
Dewey's Mills since Monday.
Mrs. q. +. Cushman and her daughter.
Mrs, Francis Eaton, spent Sunday at G.
NJ, Mann's in Newport, y. II.
Mr. and Mrs. l., 5. Brigham have with
them Mrs, Brigham's mother, Mrs. Au-
gusta Nickerson Of Brookline, Mass.
Mrs. Roxana Hehard has been for sever
al days with her friends and relatives in
Montpelier, Barre and willamstown.
Misses Kate and Julia Foster Of Mont
pelier were the guests Of their aunt, Mrs.
W. IL. Gladding, Friday and Saturday.
Miss Blanche spaulding Of Barre was
entertained by Miss winnifred Chadwick
last week from Wednesday to Saturday.
Miss Eta Johnston returned to Leba-
non, \, H., Saturday after spending a
week with her sister, Mrs, W. F. Edison.
Fabien Dupuis has been taking an en-
forced vacation from his work in the
foundry on account OF an attack of seist-
lea.
Bradford ca. Mcintyre arrived last
Thursday from Chicago on a fortnight's
vacation from his duties with the Illinois
Steel company.
Carl Thresher OF Melrose Highlands,
Mass, has joined his family at the Ly-
man Hutchinson farm for a vacation OF
three or four weeks.
Mr., ana Mrs. L. n. Rising have gone
to Providence, r. L., to see their son, Lee
land, and attend the elaborate Old Home
Week celebration Of that city.
Mrs. Louise Merrihew of Newton,
Mass, arrived Saturday at the Wiswall
cottage, from which Miss Emily Young
departed to Newton Center, Mass, Mon
day after fortnight's stay.
Miss Alice Mcintyre has completed a
three weeks special course at the Forbes
library school in Northampton, Mass,
and has assumed charge as librarian of
the Kimbal Public library.
Mrs. George A. Pearson was in the vii
lRge last Thursday to attend to the remov-
al OF her household goods from their
place OF storage at Mrs. Angie Woods to
Essex junction, the present home Of the
family.
Mrs. Angie Wood reached home Friday
from a three weeks absence in Griswold-
Vile, Athol and Winchendon, Mass. She
also included Charlestown, y. H., in her
itinerary and paid a visit there to her
brother, Henry Parker.
f. A. Thompson of the Brattleboro
Cabinet company, formerly the Souto
company OF Randolph, has been at the
New York Furniture exposition with an
exhibit OF his iactory's product and this
week will be joined by his family for
vacation outingt through August.
]. L. Wilcox, who finished work as
freight clerk at the station few weeks
ago, went to White River Junction satur-
day to fill the position of yard clerk.
His family will remain here for the pres
ent and is being visited by Mrs. Wilcox's
sister, Mrs. II. L. Waters, and son OF
New York.
Miss Jennie Morton went to Wood
stock Monday and her mother, Mrs. X.
G. Morton, left yesterday for the same
place to attend the wedding last night OF
Ernest Exford Gage and Miss Nina
Juliatte, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
E. King. Mrs. King is sister OF Mrs.
Morton.
Mrs. Lucia lockwood and Miss Laur-
cite Webster Of Earlville, H., had been
in town week with their cousins, Mrs.
Emily Burroughs, Mrs. w. F. Wedg-
wood, Mrs. B. I. Pratt, and other rela-
tiyes when they left Monday, Mrs.
lockwood going to South Royalton and
Miss Webster to Barre.
"The business men of Randolph" says
the MONTPELIER Argus, shave formed a
board OF tTHue, q ploS iSSSi'S SNNP
argues well for the advancement OF the
interests OF the town. Much interest Is
reported in the organization and II that
interest is not allowed to wane the de-
sired results will be attained"
Misses Myrtle Thresher of Boston ano
Inla Thresher of Philadelphia are having
their vacations from the Thresher Sir
stores in those cities, the former being
released for a month and the latter for
neriod extending through August. They
we're with their aunt, Mrs. G. w. Pride
over Sunday and went to Northfieid Mon
dav morning and drove back in the al
ternoon in team they are to use IN tour
ing about Randolph and Bralntree ior
couple of weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence s. Booth were
driving to the Holman farm Sunday
morning and had just reached 1t wheI
tbe anto of G. II. Manchester OF Soutf
Povalton came up behind them. The
horse startled by the machine, gave
inmn and as Mr.. Booth pulled it up, th'
bit broke and the animal started to run
Unable to control the horse by the reins,
Mr.. Booth sprang over the wneel 10 ge'
10 its head and finally succeeded IN CAIN