Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-08-13
Randolph.
GEORGIA WHITE, Local Editor.

| from his trip to Boston.
The Music hall orchestra will play for
q dance in Rochester tonight.
| Miss Eta Chamberlain has gone to
Manchester, N. H., for part OF her vaca-
tion.
Eli st. Lawrence has been very ill with
blood poisoning, but is now somewhat
better.
Lucius Fowler of Underhill was in the
village yesterday on his way to East
Bethel.
Mrs. Josie (Wood) Taylor and daugh-
ter, Leona, are passing little time in
Boston.
Mrs. B. W. Peake OF Somerville, Mass,
is with Mrs. w. F. Wedgwood and
daughters.
Miss Nancy Mcknight of Washington,
ID. c., has been the guest of Mrs. J. F.
Mead and left Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Scott have re
sumed work on the E. l. Bass farm aftel
q vacation in Granville.
Miss Marguerite Hudson, who is il
Pomfret this summer, spent Sunday with
Miss Florenoe Howard.
Miss Mary Mcclure came from Mont
p6lleF CIlOdy hul IciuoiucA oNcA ooAooJ
at Mrs. J. II. Mouiton's.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. N. Carter of Salem
Mass, are visiting c. w. Danyow ant
family at Maple Brook farm.
There will be regular convocation o.
Whitney chapter, No. 5, Monday evening
with work on the NJ. M. NJ. degree.
Roy Holman went to Boston yesterday
to accompany home in few days Mrs
Holman, who has been visiting in Mari
boro, Mass.
Mrs. Bertha Thompson and her daugh
ter, Evelyn, have been camping since Fri
day with Montpelier party at Lont
Point, Burlington.
Alfred Goneo and Miss Hattie Ma,
George, both of Royalton, were married
Monday morning by Rev. Fraser Metzge
at Bethany parsonage.
Miss Florence whitmore of Minneapo
lis and. Miss Bertha Wood of Woodstocl
| are being entertained by their uncle, F
W. Wood, and family.
Mrs. Robert Morton and son, JohI
Randolph, left Sunday for their home il
Montclair, N. j., after q months sojourl
in Randolph and Huntington.
Mrs. ID. H. Hart and son of Bentol
Harbor, Mich, arrived Sunday morning
for a month with Mrs. Hart's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Warduer.
F. H. Packard has sold gasoline en-
: CINE of six horsepower for use on tn
, Moulton stock farm snd-.o Of the sam
, power to Max Dewey Of Brookfeld.
> Miss Edith Marcott is at Scituat
Beach, Mass, with the family of he
cousin, William Hill, whose guest sh
: will also be at their home in Dedham.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Bell and two chill
|, dren are in New York, for which the
! , started Sunday to journey by way OF Bur
!. lington, Lakes Champlain and George.
Glenn Bailey played with . Woodstocl
orchestra Tuesday night ut minstre
show given by Woodstock talent for tn
benefit OF the baseball team in that town
Mrs. Eliza Stoughton returned -Frida
, from q three months absence In Hins
3 dale, N. H., with her daughter, Mr.
t George Oaks, who accompanied her t
e Randolph.
8. A. Smith OF East Braintree will tax
I possession Monday of the studio thst b
! sold to George Ford about year ago. A
. present the latter has no definite plan
for the future.
ISs a. L.
! and Edward Gallagher OF Providence, r
L., went away Monday after ten days
stay at Frank Trask's in the Brockwa
neighborhood.
al DR.. n. @. Beekman is much better of
: recent severe attack of illness, and nj
? nurse, Mrs. Jennie Crown Of Hanover
N. H., went last Thursday to Topshar
l for q vacation.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Wood Of New
tonvilIe, Mass, left town Monday to jon
the campers at Caspian lake, Greensboro
I Willoughby lake is also IAN outing poin
: they have in prospect.
Mrs. H. Carter Of Boston and Mrs. A
Lovely of Concord, N. H., are spending
week with their sister, Mrs. Annie Du
! mas, and will then continue their trip {
: Montpelier and Montreal.
q Hon. and Mrs. v. l. Spear have invite
: the members of the Randolph Universit.
q club and their ladies to the Spear farm il
r Braintree Saturday afternoon, with . cor
8 roast and clam bake in prospect.
!, Mr., and Mrs. George E. Mann an
Q three children, William, Elizabeth an
!, Richard, came in their auto from Dewey
+ Mills Saturday and were with Mr.. IN
Mrs. William Mann until Tuesday.
Mrs. Mary Saxtou of Holyoke, Mass.
. is at A. H. Beedle's and will be jcine
!. later by her daughter, Miss Lucina saz
Z ton, whose duties in the Holyoke hbrar
|. detsin her for the present in the city.
4 DR.. and Mrs. F. A. Rich of Burlingto
4 have been entertaining ct their camp o
the Spear farm Mrs. Rich's sister, Mis
May varney Of Charlotte, and Dr.. Cham
berlin of Burlington, who came saturda
' and went away yesterday.
+ c. C. and Fred Beedle Of KeeEe, N. 81
+ have been having great luck hshing !
T this vicinity and brought from Brainfre
: streams Tuesday . monster trout ]
inches long as well - several othe
speckIed beauties of extra good size.
!. John Connolly, after months vac.
y tion, started last night for Dickinson, \
D., to resume duty % reporter on "a
Dickinson Press. He was accompanie
by his brother, Patrick Connolly, VII
win try the business opportunities OF tn
!. West.
: George Putnam Of Montpelisr, who b
: but recently returned from trip to Il
: Angeles and San Francisco, va hee I'll