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

Miss Lillian BONN of New York is at
the Morgan farm
Mr.. aud Mrs. A. T. Nef and son have
been camping at st. Adams bay for few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Lodge Eddy and son
left The Manchester for Dorcbester-
Mass, Friday.
]. B. Wells is in the east part of the
county looking after road work at Rrad-
ford and Newbury.
Irwin Gattman has returned to Allston,
MASS, after vacation spent with Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Coreveau
Carl Thresher of Melrose Highlands.
Mass, joined his wife and son at the
Hutchinson farm Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry O'ConnelI returned
Friday from ten days. trip to Newport
and Providence, R. L., and Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Kibby and daugh-
ter OF Lima, o., who had been the guests
OF Mrs. j. F. Mead, left Monday for Que
bee.
Roy, Fred and Charles Howard are
making their headquarters at Winooski
while devoting week to piscator:al pur-
suits.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Story left Idleton
cottage Monday morning to join Mr.. and
Mrs. H. N. Story and daughter at Bethle-
hem, N. H.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Gladding are at
their residence on Prospect avenue again
after spending the month of July in camp
at Queen City Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. L B. johnson and two
sons have taken possession of the Stew
art cottage, Highgate Springs, for the
greater part of August.
Mrs. John Blaisdell, the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. F. H. Ketchum, started Friday
Oh visiting trip to Hartford, Orange
and Grafton before going finally to her
home in Derry, N. q.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. w. Campbell enter
tanned over Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Lamb and baby of Whitman, Mass,
who were on their way to East Warren
for q months outing.
Miss Carrie A. Sault is having two
weeks vacation from her duties in the
Office of the Postal Telegraph company,
New York, and is passing the same with
her mother, Mrs. Louis Sault, on RAN
dolph avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Mann had Mrs.
Mann's sister and husband, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Royce, of Waltham, Mass, with
them Friday, when the guests were on
their way home from six weeks absence
in Rox bury and Mortified.
Master John Spring, in running across
the floor at the Denison house last Thurs
day, slipped and fell, stricking his head
against the edge of q sofa and cutting a
cash in his forehead that had to be drawn
together with surgical needle.
Mrs. F. B. Thomas and daughter,
Marguerite, came home Sunday from
Camp Randolph, Highgate Springs, and
Mrs. May Kicker, who had been in
lcharge of household affairs at the Thomas
farm, went the next day to Topsham fol-
q little rest.
Clifford Eaton of Boston was with
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Eaton Saturday and
Sunday, and then went to Rochester FOL
La two weeks vacation. The young mar
holds q responsible position in the for
bank of Boston.
Miss Jennie Babbitt OF Washington, D.
c., brought her sojourn in Randolph to
close Saturday and went to taunton
Mass, to make arrangements for the sec
ond annual reunion of the Babbitt faIni
l. lly in September at Taunton, which wa
the early ancestral home.
:. Mrs. Aurilla Wicker, who had beef
a. keeping house for her son-in-law, EVIL
,r Martin, went Friday to East Boston t
reside for the present. She was accom-
~ panied by her granddaugh Madelin
re and Muriel Martin, who will be away 10
1.-THE remainder of the school vacation.
prin. and Mrs. E. g. Ham and daugh
! ter. Esther, reached, home Friday nigh
,horo Wooka had Ooel
spent at South Parsonfield and Yorl
Beach. They brought with them Mrs
6 HAMS niece, Miss Thelma Pease o
Limerick, Me-, whose mother is expect
ed later.
M Mvron Flint. who was arrested July i
II for intoxication and paid fine OF 70 an
III costs. was taken into custody again las
y Thursday night for breach OF the peace
U He had a hearing the next day De1or
Justice n. w. Mcintyre and was escorte
q TO Chelsea by D. D. Howe to serve sen
- tence of so days.
III At recent concert in the Universalls
i. church of Woodstock, G. Otis dumas
N once of this village, sang baritone Solo
r entitled sConstancy," and, according
y the Woodstock Spirit OF the Age, prove
himself possessed of an exceptionaii
N pleasant voice that will hereaiter pc :
~ demand at local entertainments u 'n'
* town.
~ Charles W. Miles of this place d
rs appealed to the October term OF the - y
~ perior court of New Hampshire rom :. =
decree of the judge OF probate on DEC. .
n 1906, allowing certain instlumn !.
the last will and testament OF Esther
to Dnnham of Salem, an aunt OF Mr.. Nile
A. the execution of her will in 1889, MI
nnnbam was resident OF Mills, MAS
she beuueathed all her property, amour
not stated, to the New Hampshire socie'
tor the prevention of cruelty to animal
and appointed its treasurer, James
~ Nav Of portsmouth, executor OF the WI
g. His alleged over-persuasion and UNDUE
M iuence are the principal grounds on W MI
.ds Mr.. Miles bases his appeal.