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

ouaide's, returned to Concord, n. H.,
last Thursday.
Dana Church returned Sunday night
from the White mountains, where be has
been acting in the capacity of bell boy
this summer,
Mrs. Arthur Chase of New Rochelle,
\. Y, visited her uncle, William Mann,
the first OF the week, leaving yesterday
for Burlington.
Miss Annie Ryan Of Lonsdale, and
Miss Kate Porter OF Valley Falls, r. L.,
left the Morgan farm Saturday for their
respective homes.
George E. Ford, the purchaser of the
studio in the Cushman block, has taken
possession. He is displaying a nice lot
of samples OF his work.
Mrs. Harriet Bracket Williams of
Braintree, Mrs. Charles Childe and Mrs,
Henry Hardie OF Cincinnati spent Friday
with Mrs. Helen Chadwick.
II. B. and A. j. Bell, pending perma-
nent location in business, are acting as
heads of departments in the large store OF
Forbes & Wallace at Springfield, Mass.
Mrs. Ellen Chatfield took her departure
to Claremont, n. H., the 18th after being
some time with her sisters, Mrs. ID. IL.
Chadwick and Mrs. George 5. Moulton.
Mrs. Pearl Rumrill returned Sunday to
her home in Concord, \. H., leaving her
son for longer stay with his grandpar-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Dickerman.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. Wardner left last
Thursday for Benton Harbor, Mich,
where they will spend month with theii
daughter, Mrs. Delbert Hart, and family
Mrs. H. H. Mcintyre is entertaining
for a few days her cousin, Miss Lucy
Hewitt, of Washington, d. c., and hel
sister, Mrs. E. NJ. Chandler, of Burling
ton.
Twenty-four feet of the modern "Silent
Salesman" plate glass show case has beer
placed in the w. E. Lamson store, add
ing materially to the room for display o
| goods.
| George Dickerson, former student il
the high school here, came last Thursday
| for weeks visit in this place and Brook
| field. He now has an excellent position
in drug store in Philadelphia.
Mrs. H. S. Booth received call las
week from an uncle, Prescott Chamber
lin. of Boston and cousin, j. 7
Howes, of Keene, N. H., who were Il
this section on an automobile trip.
The enterprising Buck Printing com
pany is on deck with neat souyeni
| booklet of Chandler Music hall and Beth
any Parish house, containing exterior an
| interior views of each, with descriptiv
matter.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Rocheleau of CHI
cago who are passing some three week
in this vicinity visiting relatives an
friends, were guests over Sunday of Rev
G. o. Howe.
Miss Bertha Brown of Barre, who ha
been the guest of her aunt, Mrs. j.
Wells, and of Mrs. Fred Shequine, starte
Saturday night for Perth Amboy, N. j
to teach there the coming year.
Ralph Knowlton of Danvers, Mass
brought his son, Raymond, to Randolp
the 7th to enter the Randolph Grade
school, The boy will spend the wint'
with his grandmother, Mrs. Emm
Knowlton.
Mrs. A. A. Smith has lately presente
to the Kimball library large number
t complete volumes of old magazines
e some of them reaching back over half
: century and having a peculiar intere
: because of their age.
Drs. c. j. Rumrill and A. c. Bailey a
: tended meeting of the Washingtc
e County Medical society, of which they a
q members, held at Montpelier Tuesds
: evening DR.. Bailey was elected pres
: dent of the society for the coming year.
! There was hearing at Wilson's Off
Monday before VIM. n. Batchelder
White River Junction in the case of II
resa Moore VS.. Will Hoisington, an a
ton of trespass. n. L. Boyden is couns
for plaintiff and M. M. Wilson for d
fendant
, Miss Jennie A. Brown, guest at 2.
:. Blanchard's, returned Monday to Bosto
.e The same day Miss Anna Farnswor
:. came, remaining until today on her
turn trip to Boston from summers e
:, gagement as pianist in an orchestra at
e hotel near Quebec.
Mrs. Arthur Purington and lit
= daughter, Hazel, of Georges Mills,
= H., were with Mrs. Purington's sist
Mrs. Fred Dudley, who accompani
them home Monday and will visit
y New Boston and Newport, N. H, befC
y returning to Randolph.
Mrs. Jehiel Williams and daught,
g Miss Celia, who had been visiting
ID Montpelier and st. Adams, return
home Saturday. They were accompani
a. by Mrs. Williams sister and husbaT
n Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Ayers, of Montpeli
who remained here over Sunday.
II S. Harris Holman left Monday to spe
l. the winter with his brother, Renssals
b. Holman, on the latter's ranch near Paci
irove, Cal. William Holman, stude
e It Moody's school, Mt. Hermon, Mas
ss was up to see his father before the 1