Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-07-09
Randolph.
GEORGIA WHITE, Local Editor.

inuinps ana IS IN quarantine at the San
ford farm.
Mrs. Mamie (Whitney) Pratt of White
River junction was at George Whitney's
over Sunday.
=. +. Pope is agent for the st. Adams
Cofee company, whose team is driving
through this section.
DR.. and Mrs. s. N. Gould and Mrs.
Cynthia Hubbard are in camp at Queen
City park, Burlington.
Randolph Hcwland OF Montclair, N.
j.. IS the guest of his aunt, Mrs. R. j.
kimball, at Montague Place.
Miss Marguerite Hudson has gone to
Pomfret to work for Mr.. and Mrs. Nj. H.
Miller through The summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lewis of Mortified
were entertained by Mrs. DeForrest L.
Lewis from Friday to Monday.
Charles L. Partridge CT Rock Island,
ILL.,. is visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
L. D. Partridge, on Howard street.
Miss Ellen Whitney is taking a
months rest from her work at j. b. Ell
dredge's and has gone to RoyaIton.
Mrs. ]. B. Wells returned Friday from
stay of three weeks in Keene, N. H..
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Paul johnson went Saturday to Mas
coma lake, Enfield, N H., where he was
guest at The Marcott cottage until Tues
day.
Appleton Thomas of Boston was here
last week from Thursday. to Saturday,
looking after his real estate in this vii
lage.
A. 7. Nef, the liveryman, has bought
the Russlow farm of SIS acres, on the
| town line between Bethel and Randolph,
for $1,000.
Miss Clara Bean left Friday night for
the Thousand Islands of the st. Lawrence
to fill another seasons engagement at the
Frontenac House.
Miss Alice Sheldon of Windsor was en-
tertained at Rev. Homer Whites Friday
and Saturday while visiting her ward, E.
A. Jones, at the sanatorium.
| Robert j. Mitchell has acquired a half
! interest in the clothing business OF his
father, j.. D. Mitchell, and the firm name
is nowlJ. D. Mitchell & Son.
Mrs. j. w. Adshade, daughter, Mile,
and son, Marley, came Friday from Will
der and stayed over Sunday with Mrs.
Adshade's daughter, Mrs. Charles Oracle
| Roy Smith of Vallejo, CAL, is at W. E
Lamson's again, having returned Satur'
day night from a trip to Rockland, Me-,
Bridgeport, Conn.,, Ware and Springfield,
Mass.
| Mrs. Isaac Newton of South Pomfret
who had been visiting her daughters il
Middlesex, returned home Friday, stop
ping here over one train to see her sister
Mrs. Henry Miller.
Mrs. Stella E. Buck of Lebanon. n. II.
is with the family of her son, N. c. Buck
whom she will accompany about the 20tf
on their camping expedition to Crysta
lake, Lockhaven, n. H.
Leonard Coulumbe has gone to Sarato
ga, n. Y, to be employed during the re
mainder of the summer at the United
States hotel with Louis Fillion and Will
liam Blanchard of this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Fl. Gladding hav,
taken Dr. 8. N. Gould's cottage at Queer
City park, Burlington, for the rest o
July and went to that resort Monday
Miss Lula Gilman is with them.
Mrs. John Hall of Bedford, P. O., wht
was a recent visitor at Joseph Coreveau's
and went from this place to Enfield, n
H., returned Monday to assist her niece,
Miss c. T. Moore, in the care OF Mrs
George Haraden.
Station Agent John Fenton has bough
a Yetman Transmitting typewriter, al
invention that, through the operation o
a keyboard, puts a message in the Mors'
code on the wire and makes typewriter
copy at the same time.
Mrs. A. A. Smith, Mrs. Parker A
Smith and daughter, Lula, who had al
been in st. Johnsbury. visiting Mrs
George F. Cheney, went lately to White
River Junction to be the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Leonard Wheeler.
NJ C. Rowell may modestly disclain
thinking himself s'some pumpkins bu
he is certainly some on squashes, o
which he has twenty acres growing or
the Wall land in Braintree, and he il
looking neither wry-faced nor wry-neckee
over their luxuriant condition.
DR.. ]. P. Clifford had fishing party Al
Lake Mitchell, Sharon, Friday and Satur-
day that included DIR. II. G. Beekman
DIR. E. o. Blanchard, Rev. Fraser Metz
ger, A. E. Bass, A. E. Chandler and Ar
thur Burt. DR.. Beekman's auto con
veyed most of the party to the lake.
Miss Harriet w. Chase, who teaches in
the Borden institute at Borden, Va, is al
the home of her brother-in-law, Charles
K, White, in Beanville for her usual sum
mer's outing. Miss Chase reached town
Monday, having spent month en- route
at Washington, d. c., and Hartford
Conn.
The fire wardens removed the gaso
j lene tank of John F. KimbalPs garage
Tuesday morning from beneath the piaz
"a of the Lamson block on Merchants
Row to the village lot below the Kimbal
Public library. The village lot seemed te
the wardens a safer situation for the tank
which was removed at Mr.. Kimbalfs ex
pense.
Mrs. Jennie Evans, who had been thu
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Wales 7. Bass.
few days, left Friday for Waterbury, in
tending to proceed from that place tt
Greensboro Tuesday. Her brother, Wal
lace Oufur of Barre was here Friday witt