Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-07-11
Randolph.
GEORGIA wHirs, Local Editor.

NnIs' y, IL, bcofst OF Barre Is with NJ
and Mrs. q. w. Douglass,
Rev, w. T. sparhswk preached in the
Vongi church of Norwich sunday.
Miss Eta chamberlin is attending a
summer school for teachers in Hyannis,
Mass.
Clarence w. Hodges Of New York has
been IN town ON five days vacation that
ended Monday.
Mrs. A. j. MeGlafin and her grand.
son, Loren Eldredge, are in Warren for q
week or two.
Miss Marguerite Hudson has begun an
apprenticeship in the millinery store Of
Miss Cora j. Bliss.
Mr., aud Mrs. Perley Sanders and little
daughter OF Williamstown were at Fabien
Dnpuis' saturday and sunday,
Thomas Quaide, who had been the
guest OF his brother, Charles Quaide, took
his departure 10 Lynn, Mass, Saturday.
Mrs. ]. II. May and her daughter Of
Hartford, Conn, are spending little
time with their cousin, Mrs, +. c. Neif.
Miss veva Boyden went back 10 Mont
pelier saturday after stay Of several
days with her grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. l. ID. Rhodes.
= Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Hale Flint and daugh-
ter were in st. Adams the Fourth and
Mrs. Flint and little girl prolonged their
stay until Monday.
Miss Georgia Mann Is having a
months vacation from her work in the
rhresher silk store, Boston, and came
from that city Sunday.
Mrs. r. J. Kimball is entertaining al
Montague Place her nephew, Randolph
Rowland OF Montclair, y. j., and Mrs.
A. NJ. Kidder OF New York.
Clarence f. Brodeur, principal of the
Westiield, Mass, Normal school, and
Mrs. Brodeur, were the guests Of Mrs.
Bertha Burridge from Sunday to Tuesday.
Mrs. +. j. o'Brien brought two
weeks soiourn in Randolph with her
mother, Mrs. Mary Carr, to a close the
sth inst. and went TO her home in West
someryille, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Shirley, who
had been at B. A. Durkee's a week, re-
turned the 9th to Granville, accompanied
by Mr.. and Mrs. Durkee and two young
est children, who remained over Sunday.
W. r. Clark of New Haven, Conn,
joined his family at the Brooks house on
Prospect avenue for a quiet celebration
OF the Fourth and a rest from his bust
ness in the city, to which he returned
Monday.
Mrs. Isaac Newton of South Pomfret,
who had been visiting her daughters in
Middlesex and Williamstown, was return
ing home Friday and stopped here over
one train to see her sister, Mrs. ii. NJ.
Miller, and family.
Mrs. c. w. Proper and her daughter,
Mrs. A. +. Bass, were in Windsor Satur.
day to attend the funeral Of Mrs. U. l.,
Comings, whose death occurred in Clare
mont, y. III. The deceased was the widow
OF former postmaster in Windsor.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Gladding joined {
party of friends from Montpelier anc
Barre Saturday in ten days trip to the
Isle Of Shoals. During their absence
Miss Cora White is entertaining forme
teacher, Miss NJ. S. Bixby of Webster
I Mass.
The circulation OF books from thu
Kimbsll Public library during Jun'
amounted to 1i91, or a daily average of 81
1921. OF the total number, 81 q per cent
were class books, 262 CHS per cent
/ juveniles and si5 (70.9 percent) works o
/ fiction.
/ Mrs. Arson Burroughs of Brattlebor'
| is dividing weeks rest from home care
! between her sister-in-lsw, Miss Ada Bur
roughs OF this village, and her mother
/ Mrs. Edmund Webster, in the Brockwa.
neighborhood. Mrs. Burroughs daugh
ter, Olive, was also in Randolph owe
Sunday.
Mrs. ID. G. West OF Wakonda, S D.,
East again after three years. absence i
the West and is to be with her relative
in Randolph and Brooktield through mos
of the summer. She Will be remembers
as Mrs. Beaumelle Williams and is si'
ter of Mrs. A. E. Kendrick and Mrs. I
L. Spear.
William B. Dillon of New York, vic
president OF the Great Northern Papt
company, has taken possession OF IN
Moulton Homestead at the Green Mour
tain Stock farm for the second consecI
tive summer With Mr.. and Mrs. DUO
is the latter's aunt, Miss Louise Hood
New York, who was also at the Hom'
stead last season.
Edward McGlaflin of Northfield, WI
was married the I'd inst to Miss Ann
Lewis of that place, brought his bride
Randolph Saturday to visit his sister, Mr.
~. B. Eldredge, and the brides aunt'
Mrs. Jehiel Williams and Mrs. DeForre:
Lewis. The marriage was solemnlzed
ST. Johnsbury by the BRIDES uncle, Pr
siding Elder f. w. Lewis.
Mrs. Arthur Bean and baby daught'
of Brooklyn, N. Y, reached town MOI
day to pass the time in Randolph an
Brookfield until DR.. Bean shall have n
vacation the last of September ana WI
come to take them back the followin
month. Mrs. Bean brought with III
Miss Annie Juchau of Brooklyn, who
boarding at the home of Mrs. Bean
father, Ira Carpenter, in Brookfeld'
Fay Wells was in Boston over sunaa