Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-07-23
RANDOLPH CENTER

Clarence Bickford OF Barre was here
the first of the week.
Z. G. Wells of Barre was with his son,
Rev. F. A. Wells, over Sunday.
II. Closson Gilbert OF Chicago rs spend
ing two months vacation at the Colon
iai.
Mrs. l. J. Labounta has been quite
sick but is better. DIR. Bailey attends
her.
Rev. Homer White will hold service in
Grace church next Sunday morning at
10:30 o'clock.
w. c. Bolin, who has been in Roxbury
a week at work at his trade, painting
and paper hanging, has returned home.
The boarding houses are being well
filed with summer guests. Golf, lawn
tennis, picnics and rides are the diver
sions.
Mrs. Rebecca Gilbert Davis walked
from White River Junction here on Mon
day. Her brother, II. Closson, carried
her home Tuesday.
+. NJ. wedgwood and wife, who had
been spending two weeks here with
friends, returned to their home in Essex
Junction last Saturday.
been a guest at the Randolph House, went
yesterday to New York, where she will
sail for Europe at once.
Prof. Stetson, principal of the Spring
field, VT, High school and his wife,
Minnie Blodgett Stetson, are spending
his summer vacation at her former home,
stead.
Recent arrivals at the Colonial-Fitz-
James Z. Browne, vile and two sons of
Montreal; Thomas G. Creed and wife OF
Dorchester, Mass, and c. II. Wood of
Meriden, Conn.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Federat-
ed church will hold a lawn party at the
parsonage Wednesday evening, July 20.
Ice cream, cake and candy on safe. All
are cordially invited.
Hon. Duane Carnes of Sycamore, ILL.,,
who is now judge of that district, has
been at the Randolph House and made ar
rangements for his summer outing there.
Many others are to be there this week.
DIR. Whitney, Mr.. and Mrs. McCloud
from New York city and Mrs. Durkee OF
South Royslton took dinner at the Ran.
dolph House last Friday and on Sunday
party of four from Bethel took supper
there.
Mrs. J. III. Holden and Miss Bessie
Holden, Charles WEIGH of Cleveland, o.,
and Belle WEIGH OF Boston, all now at
the Old Homestead, took drive to the
summer residence of Hon. V. /. Spear
yesterday IN Braintree and enjoyed a fam
lily reunion.
Miss Nellie Barker of st. Adams is Wis.,
iting her aunts, Mrs. Hayden and Mrs.
Dimick. Miss Barker has been teaching
for many years in Brooklyn, N. ", and
is taking her summer vacation. She was
a graduate from both courses of the Ran
colph Normal school and taught here
several years.
Guests at the Old Homestead-Mr. and
Mrs. F. K. Benton and Miss Ruth Ben
ton of Providence, r. l.; Mrs. Van Syc-
len and two daughters of New York city;
Mrs. Hodges and Miss Helen Hodges of
Washington, ID. c.; Miss Lillian NcIn-
tosh, Miss Gwendolyn Morse, Horace
Morse of New York city; Miss Agnes De-
vaney and Miss Belle WEIGH of Boston;
Miss j. r. Pember of Woodstock; Mrs.
earle Of Providence, r. l.; Charles WEIGH
of Cleveland, o.
Guests at Maplewood-Mrs- John A.
Henry and Miss A. l.. Richardson, Rox-
bury, Mass; Miss F. A. Breckenridge
anu MISS 4. .. fease, Meriuen, Sohn.,
Mrs. j. l. Meeker and Miss A. F. Perrin,
Larchmont, n. Y; Mrs. c. w. Bartlett
and Miss Kate Williams, New Bedford,
Mass. Mrs. H. g. Morgan, Master Leon
ard B. and Miss L. Wetter, New York,
N. Y, c. c. Wong. In Young, 8. c. Chu,
New Haven, Conn.,; Col. and Mrs.
Charles A. Boynton, Miss Boynton and
Miss Marie Boynton, Washington, ID. c.;
Miss Spur and Miss Kathleen Sprurr,
Westboro, Mass. Mrs. Rodger, Miss Gill
man, Montreal, Cam; Mrs. William
Gibbs, Providence, r. /.