Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-08-06

Miss Bessie McEwen OF LAWreucevllle,
N. Y, is with the family Of g. w. Doug
lass at Cliffside for month.
Mrs. Hattie Lamaon and her daughter,
Mrs. Roy Holman, have gone to Marl-
boro, Mass, on vacation trip.
Miss Lula Thresher Of Philadelphia
Joined her sister, Miss Myrtle Thresher of
Boston, at Fred Flint's last night.
Mrs. Samuel H. Mclaughlin Of Boston
was the guest of Mrs. James e. Mccall
at Elm cottage from Friday to Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. P. Bartlett of Dorches-
ter, Mass, who had been staying with
Mrs. c. NJ. Howard, went away Monday.
Mrs. Robert Morton and son of Mont
clair, N. j., are again at w. w. Morton's,
having returned Monday from Hunting
ton.
Mrs. Frank Bingham has had . visit
from her niece, Mrs. Richard Ward, Of
Bellows Falls, who went away the LIST
inst.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Giadding have
" it'll them Mrs. Gladding's sister, Mrs.
w. r. Cleveland, and daughter, Sylvia, Of
Somerville, Mass.
Miss Grace Coan OF Manchester, N. H.,
is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. w. F..
Wedgwood, with whom she spent Tues
day in Burlington.
Rev. Fraser Metzger returned Friday
nieh t from Freehold, N. Y, but left Mrs.
Metzger and Master Albert to prolong
their stay in that section until fall.
Frank Gilman Of Hartford was here
Saturday and Sunday to see his wife, who
is gaining steadily at the sanatorium
from an operation for appendicitis.
Mrs. A. E. Lane and daughter, Laura,
of Mount Vernon, N. Y, have joined the
elder daughter, Marjorie, at Mrs. j. H.
Moulton's for the month OF August.
Mrs. A. o. Bennett and daughter,
Alice, of Dorchester, Mass, are with Mr..
and Mrs. p. j. Blanchard, whose son,
Clyde, Of Denver, Col, married another
daughter of Mrs. Bennett.
Mrs. Frank williams and daughter,
Ethel, who were called here q month ago
by the death of Mrs. Williams father,
the late E. H. Bruce, left the 3rd inst for
their home in Hinsdale, n. II.
Mrs. J. e. Wilcox and children re
moved Tuesday to Richford to make their
future home In that place, in which Mr..
Wilcox has been stationed some time as
telegraph operator for the Canadian Pa
cific railroad.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Fuller OF Ludlow
have been in this vicinity q few days and
are now to stay q little while with Mrs.
8. 8. Clark, the grandmother, of Mrs.
Fuller, who is remembered here as Miss
Flossie Forbes.
Mrs. Herbert Goodwin and daughter oil
Rutland went away Tuesday after passing
a week with Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Dunn
who have also been entertaining Mrs.
John Storrs of Ware, Mass. Mr.. Storrs
is expected today in his auto.
City visitors at Charles r. Grisw old.
are Mrs. George Wallace and daughter
who came from Great Darlington, Mast,
Saturday; Mrs. N. NJ. Keeney and daugh
ter and Mrs. Phipps and daughter Of
New Haven, Conn.,, who arrived Monday
W. r. Sargent, of the Sargent, Osgood
Roundy company, has rented the Baptis,
parsonage, to which he will move from
Castleton early in the fall. Mr.. and
Mrs. Sargent and son went back Il
Castleton Saturday after several days Of
house-hunting in this village.
j. r. Spring OF Nashua, N. H., is at tbs
Denison house, assisting Mrs. Spring and
her sister, Miss Katherine Denison, in
the Anal work Of removal to Nashua, fol
which they expect to leave Saturday
Miss Denison is to take up the study Of
kindergarten methods and fit herself fol
teaching.
Mrs. Emma Waldo was taken SO seri
ously ill Wednesday night of last week
with neuralgia of the heart that hel
daughters, Mrs. Clara Avery and Mrs.
Luna Proctor, were summoned from Leb
anon, N. II. Their mother was soor
much better and they only remained 9
few days.
Frederick, the eight-year-old son Of
Mrs. Ida Lashua, broke his left wrist
Sunday. He had taken q COW to pasture
and, coming back, had . chance to ride.
As he was getting into the wagon, the
horse started and he was thrown down,
striking on his left hand with suficieni
force to fracture the bones Of the wrist.
Rev. Louis Albert Banks, pastor Of
Trinity NJ. E. church in Denver, Col,
and Mrs. Banks were the guests of Rev
and Mrs. g. O. Howe Tuesday and
Wednesday, coming here from Canaan
N. H., where they have their summer
home. Mr.. Banks and Mr.. Howe were
once fellow students in Boston universe
ty.
cord, N. H., last Thursday to Lucy Mae
King OF Lakeport, N. H., brought hi,
bride to Randolph and the next day took
her to Montpelier to spend Sunday with
his mother, Mrs. l. II. Ordway. The
couple are living in Concord, where the
groom is located as superintendent OF
the International Correspondence school.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. p. Lamson gave de.
lightful piazza party Friday evening al
their residence on Franklin street in
honor of Miss Ruth Robords of Spring
field, Mo-, and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E
Wood OF Newtonville, Mass. Tables OF
finch and whist provided amusement fol
the twenty-five guests, and refreshments Of
ice cream and cake were served.
Mrs. F. A. Bruce and Mrs. c. d. San
born are to have q social Tuesday after
noon, Aug. IL, at their home on Elm
street, to which U. 8. Grant post, g. A
R., and the Woman's Relief corps are in
vited for both the afternoon and evening
Refreshments will be served. Should the
weather prove rainy Tuesday, the socia
will be POSTPONED to the next day.