Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-09-05
Randolph.
GEORGIA wHl4E, Local Editor.

a-, - Pm ana II again IN
Springfield, Mass.
Miss Jennie Johnston az Lebanon Y
H. was with her sister, Mrs. NJ, n. Ia
son, over sunday,
Mir. and Mrs. r. ". Tewksburv ara a.
me Iewksbury cottage, York Beach.
Me-, for two weeks.
Miss Laura Putnam returned 10 sprlns-
held saturday after spending a few DAYS
with Miss Hazel Slack.
Misses Lena and Ella Perkins Of North
ampton, Mass, were the recent guests OF
Miss Annie Scott, leaving saturday.
W. r. Clark OF New Haven, Conn.
was with his family al the Brooks house
ON Prospect avenue Sunday and Monday.
Mrs. +, 7, Lille has been In Newport.
~ H., since Monday, when she Joined
her niece, Mrs. Sarah Thompson, there.
Miss Maud Gourley OF Lowell, Mass,
was in the village last week on short
vacation extending from Tuesday to Sat
urday.
John Abbott and c. G. Dubois were
with their families at the Sanford farm
Sunday, but returned the next day 10
Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Dukett have been
entertaining lately Mrs. J, D. Cushman
Of Bethel and Mrs. A. ]. Kimball Of Bur
lington.
John Chase let labor day appropriately
tx the limit Of his respite from business
and betook himself TO Boston for re-
sumption OF duty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Chase and daugh-
ter, Helen, went 10 Llttleton, n. H.,
Monday to start from that point on car
rage trip through the White mountains.
Miss Eta Chamberlain went 10 Mont
pelier Friday to teach the coming year
in the Un'on schools Of that city, with
which she has been connected some time.
Mrs. Dora Tredo and daughter, Win
ME, OF Boston are spending short vaca-
ton with Mrs. Tredo's mother and sis
ter, Mrs. r. NJ. Martin and Mrs. w. Z.
Slack.
j. NJ. Atwood managed unfortunately,
in opening box Monday, to catch his
left hand on a nail head that cut nearly
half through the flesh At the base OF the
thumb.
]. B. Wells was kept at home a portion
of last week by an attack OF lumbago.
He is again able TO continue his road
work and has gone 10 Farlee and adioin-
ing towns.
Mr.. and Mrs. John +. Tewksbury are
in Boston where Mrs Tewksbury Is at
tending the millinery openings and pre-
pairing for the business Of the fall and
winter season.
Miss Clara Burnham is having a rest
from her work in one Of the large stores
OF Concord, n. H., and has been with her
mother, Mrs. Frances Burnham, during a
fortnight that will end this week.
Miss Bernice Greenwood of the Pop
store in Montpelier was the over-Sunday
visitor OF Miss Olive Sargent, who will
leave for Boston tomorrow to resume
clerking in the Thresher Silk store.
Mrs. George F. Sparhawk and two
sons, Jack and George, have arrived from
Beaver, Pa, and will be followed later by
Mr.. sparhawk. They are staying at tho
Burt farm and with Mr.. and Mrs. L. T.
Spsrhawk.
Miss Abbie Clark, who has had rooms
in the residence of A. J. Kelley on Ran
dolph avenue during the last ten years, j;
now occupying the upper part OF Mrs
Ellen Blanchard's house on the sam'
street.
Miss Annie Morrison of New Hamp'
shire, trained nurse, is making her frs
visit to Vermont and is greatly pleased
with the beautiful hills and scenery. She
| is staying with her friends, Mr.. anc
Mrs. j. B. Wells.
Miss Gladys Thomas who had beer
visiting her uncles, Z. A. and f. B
Thomas, returned Saturday to Peabody
Mass, with her father, Charles Thomas
who had been enjoying an outing a
Camp Patterson, st. Adams Bay.
Miss VERNE Chamberlain and her moth
err have gone back to Saxonville, Mass.
in whose schools Miss Chamberlain
teaching her eleventh year and has beel
lately promoted to the position of assist
ant in the eighth and ninth grades.
Mrs, e. G. Ham and daughter, Esther
reached home Friday from South Parson
vile, Me-, and Mr.. Ham arrived Monda,
morning from Chicago, where he has jus
completed three years. summer cours
for the degree of A. NJ. and received hi
diploma from the Chicago university.
John L. Hutchinson, Randolph delegate
Mr.. and Ms. A. NJ. Vaughan and =
IC. Flint were in Williamstown the 2otl
nit. at the Pomona Grange meeting
which proved to be very interesting an
well-attended session. The next Pomon
gathering will be held in Brookfeld.
The A. B. Cushmsn Real Estate agenc
has sold for Rev. G. o. Howe his hous
ON Weston street, known as the Lew
Fish place, to W. D. Fits OF North heao
| ING. Mass, who has bought for inves
ment. The tenants of the house al
Charles Butterfield and Clayton McGe'
Mrs. Julia Clay of Lebanon, N. H., ma
heen renewing acquaintance with RaI
dolph. of whose old Cottage hotel ne
first husband, the late Harry Langdoi
was landlord at the time OF its destru'
J zion bv the great fire of 'S5. During he
stoy here. from Thursday to Monoa.