Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-10-01
Randolph Continued.

Lewis Rye goes to Dennis, Mass to-
day to be principal Of 9 school there.
Henry osgood and Lncian Parkhurst Of
oKdensburg, N. Y, were at W. E. Rand's
Ms. q. o. osha and two children have
returned from . six weeks absence IN
Rochester.
GUY P. Lamson is in New York in
search Of Christmas goods for W. r.
Lamson's store.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Farr Of Hancock
were in the village Monday on shop
ping expedition.
Orman Terry has gone to Brooklyn, n.
Y, having found 3 situation there IN the
Hunt Sea Food market.
Mrs. william Belding Of East Burke
was with Mrs. e. E. Gonyea last week
from Tuesday to Friday.
Edwin Weston Of Derry, n. e.. has
Joined Mrs. Weston at the home Of her
mother, Mrs. Eugene Ellison.
Walter Stark has moved from the Bart
lett house on Howard street to one Of the
Harper houses above School street.
Mrs. L. ]. BIaksly has been staying
with her sister, Mrs. Myron Tuller, in
Tunbridge during the Worlds fair.
Miss Kathleen senton OF Lexington,
Mass, sister Of Mrs. Albert Eczert
Chandler, is a guest at Mari-Castle-
Mrs. Dan Skinner OF waitsfield, who
was called here by the death Of Miss
Clara Dame, went home this morning.
Miss Jennie Johnston OF Lebanon, N.
H., paid a three days visit to her sister,
Mrs. W. F. Edison, that ended Sunday.
Miss Emma Blakely is home from 3
summers absence spent in West Derby
with the family Of her sister, Mrs. o.
mond Creaser.
\ J. B. Wells in making gratifying prog
ress toward recovery from a recent criti-
cal illness and is able now to sit up few
hours every day.
William Rand. Jr-, has q good situa-
ton in Boston IS elevator boy at the Ho-
tel Agassiz Of Col. Henry Higginson op-
posite the vendome.
Miss Elizabeth Ryan Of Ludlow ar
rived Monday to begin her seasons work
as trimmer In the millinery department
of Mrs. E. R. Draper.
Mrs. Batchelder ana Mrs. Perry Of
Barre, daughters OF Almon Keith, have
been at their fathers place below tbs
Moulton stock farm lately.
Mrs. ]. g. Howell, who had been as
siating her aunt, Mrs. n. c. Greene, il
the latter's boarding house the last dvs
weeks, returned to Barre Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Smith came Mon
day from Hartford, where they had beer
staying since the opening Of the state fair
/ with Mrs. Smiths sister, Mrs Fred
. Lashua.
Mrs. George E. Hutchinson has accom-
, panied Mr.. and Mrs. l. A. Gibbs O
White River Junction on q pleasure ex
Brockton fair.
! Mrs. E. L. Bass is in Brattleboro, hav
ing gone there from Winchendon. Mass.
| to which city she accompanied her sum
/ mer's guest. Mrs. Waite Of Washington
D. c., last Thursday.
Mrs. Mary whitney, Pratt is having
: vacation from her work in White Rive
e Junction and is dividing the time be
D tween Randolph and Burlington, L
. which city she went last night.
R. o. slayton Is one OF the carpenter
engaged in the construction OF the steam
5 auxiliary plant being built in Bethel b,
: the Gaysville Electric Power compan.
' and began work upon 1t yesterday.
, Hon. and Mrs. Herbert Wall of Keene
n. H., who were on their return from
, trip to the White mountains, stoppel
here Friday and remained over night Wit
Mr.. Wallis sister, Mrs. E. d. Strong.
4 Rev. DR.. A. L. Cooper and his dauRh
4 ter, Miss Rosa, are in Enosburg Falls &
! the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Moses PerIey
! On their return trip, they will sto
: briefly in st. Adams and Burlington.
G. ]. stOckwell has gone to New Yor
to meet Santa Claus and haul over tn
old gentleman's pack so that Stockweu .
Hatch may have an abundance OF stock
ing-aIling whan the proper time arrives
d Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Otis Of Concord
+ n. e., are being entertained at A. I
4 Olmstead's on Railroad street. Mrs. OF
= is remembered as Miss Julia Kinney,
foster daughter Of the late Mr.. and Mr.
Ira HAYWOOD.
The block, which Mrs. Mary Carr
70 erecting on South Main street, viii /
/. known as the O'Connor block, in men
n DRY Of Mrs. Carr's uncle, the late Michal
10 O'Connor, who was long q respected cit
y zen Of this village and on whose land Il
ii block stands.
Louis McAllister, the photographer
I. Queen City park, Burlington, this sun
mer, and Mrs. McAIlister were at DR..
= n. Gould's last night, stopping here q
q their way to Quechee. where Mrs. NJ
: Allister's brother lives. They expect
be in Florida this winter.
i Miss Gertrude Pearson came fro
ID Montpelier Friday to see her brother-i
law, Charles n. Ingalls,, who has had
e. quinsy sore following a hard attack
tonsilitis and Is still under the care Of
trained nurse, Mrs. Ida Young OF Mon
pelier. Miss Pearson remained until ye
!. terday.
Some band Of marauders made a rratr
ge tous distribution Of j. v. Newton
- pumpkins the other night without 4
al knowledge Of their owner. Big ones tn
Of were unable to carry Oh were broken u
"a. and the pieces stuffed down the stack
thesteam road roller in Depot yard,
appropriate finish to the work bell
made BY placing whole pumpkin on I,
Of the stack. Boys, asserted the famo
it story-writer, Miss Louisa Alcott. oug
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