Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-08-20
Randolph.
GEORGIA WHITE, Local Editor.


MRS. Charlotte Lille reached home Sat.
uroay nom trip to Barre, MontpeIier
and Middlesex. A'''
Mrs. D. NJ. English has gone to RrooL-
Held to stay for awhile with her s;star
Mrs. Nellie Richards.
d. Edward Stimets of New Haven.
conn, was recent visitor at the home 81
MS brother, John ]. Stimets.
Miss Maud GourIey OF Somerv;,,e
MASS, spent short vacation at DAVID
Dunbar's that ended Friday.
Dr.. and Mrs. G. j. Allen of Wincbes-
ter, Mass, were with Mr.. and Mrs. r.
d. Joslyn last Thursday and Friday.
Miss Leila Flint went back to St. Al
bans Saturday after spending some DAYS
at u. Hale Fiint's and on Braintree hill,
Asa B. Hebard, formerly of Randolph,
has been appointed superintendent of
the IRE alarm system in White River
junction.
MISS Jennie Wadleigh is having a fort
nights vacation from her duties as CASH
Ter IN z. A. Thomas store and is passing
the time in East Westmoreland, N. II.
Miss Ethel Wardner and Miss Marion
White took their departure Saturday for
Shelton, Conn.,, after a vacation period
spent IN Randolph, East Roxbury and
Brookfield.
Frank Morgan, who has been tutoring
at Cornell university, Ithaca, N. Y, is
now at the Morgan farm with his pa
rents, DR.. and Mrs. Norman Morgan of
New York.
Mrs. c. G. Dubois, Mrs. John Abbott
and her daughter, Winsome, have re-
turned to Sanford farm from Boston after
a weeks absence, spent by Miss Winsome
at Gloucester Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Daggett, who had
been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. /. s.
Chase for six weeks, started Friday for
their home in Nepcnset, Mass, stopping
at Springfield en- route.
Mrs. E. F. Bixby and daughter Mrs.
F. r. Ingalsbe and Miss Kathleen Bixby,
and Miss Inez Litchfield are on a carriage
trip to Grantham N. H., where Old Home
week is now being observed.
Mrs. Laura (Granger) Shafer of Cedar
Rapids, Ia, and her sister, Miss May B.
Granger OF Marion, Ia, visited their
cousins, G. r. Granger and w. A. Mcln-
tosh, in this village and relatives in Gil
cad for few days, leaving Saturday for
Montreal on their homeward journey.
Welby and Miss Bernice McCollom
Joined their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. n.
w. McCollom, in Boston Friday, and la
ter the family expect to be located in
Roslindale, Mass. Mr.. McCollom, ST., is
at present in charge of a gang of men en-
gagged in building operations in Copley
square.
Mrs. Charles Ford of Chicago and Mrs
John Harvey and daughter, Miss Lucy
Davey, of New Haven, Conn, are at ths
Inn, having arrived Friday from Greens
boro, where they had been camping will
an aunt, Mrs. Watson Lamb. Mrs. Fore
and Mrs. Harvey are remembered in this
vicinity as former school girls by the
names of Alice and Emma Vinton.
Eight valuable volumes from the library
of the late j. P. Cleveland have been pre-
scented TO the Kimball Public library ant
include these works:-"Personal Mem
oirs of U. s. Grant, ;" "Personal Recollec
tions Of Gen. Nelson A. Miles" " Marvel
CT the New West" by William NJ
Thayer, the works of George Eliot il
three volumes, Poets and Poetry of Yer
mont" edited by Abby M. Hemenway
The books will be priced as memoria
gift as we'll as for their intrinsic worth
Martin Connolly does not allow hi
editorial duties at New England, N. D.
to dull his interest in the noble game O
baseball. Evidently he is giving the
Westerners an idea of how the national
game should be played, judging by tbs
Mott Pioneer Press, which says OF re-
emit struggle on the diamond: =" Punten