Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-11-05
Randolph.
aEoRorA WHITE. Local Editor.

W. J. Bean Of Boston was in town Fr,-
day and Saturday on business.
Mrs. n. D.. Wells Of Cabot was enter
tanned over Sunday BY Mrs. Alice Fisher.
Mrs. Noble Bisaonette and daughter Of
Burlington were in Randolph over sun
Nj. and Mrs. c. +. Griswold and two
daughters were in Montpelier and Barre
Saturday.
Mrs. Harry Bingham Of South Royal
ton was the guest Of Mrs. Charlotte Lille
Friday and Saturday.
Mr.and Mrs. ". II. Emery OF Chelsea paid
brief visit Saturday 10 Mrs. II. r. John
son and Mrs. Hale L. Flint.
Mrs. r. 4. Ciapp Of North Grafton.
Mass, was the recent guest Of her
niece, Mrs. Mary Goldsbury.
Mrs. Roy Neville OF Keene, Nh. ar.
rived Saturday and was with her mother.
Mrs. Arthur q. Putnam, until yesterday.
Miss Nettye Robbins. who il teaching
In Springfield, Mass, this year. came
home Friday and remained until Sunday.
r. W. Allen has been on duty at the
Panton meat market several DAYS on ac-
count OF an illness that has confined him
to the house.
The last issue Of the vermontar contains
among other good things a poem by Rev.
W. 7. 5parhawk. entitled, ssTho Small
Boys October"
Miss Florence, younger daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. o. r. Greene, is now hav-
Ing the mumpa, from which Mrs. Greene
has recovered.
a. - A. xsn,s x.y., a ,.,.,
! Jamestown were the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hale L. Flint at the Drury farm Sat
urday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. =. M. simmons Of Leba-
non, n. H., spent Sunday with Mrs. Sim
mons sisters, Mrs. w. +. Edison and
Miss Maud Johnston.
r L. and Miss Mabel sault, Misses
Jessie and Marjorie Chedel witnessed the
Amherst-Dartmouth football game in
Hanover, n. H., Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Hutchinson will
leave the farm the first Of December to
keep house for their brother, Hon. James
HutohinPon, on Randolph avenue.
Herbert bearing returned Monday to
his work In West swanzey, n. H., after
ten days vacation spent at James
Judd's and at his home in North Ran
dolph.
Harry Eaton OF Boston was with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Eaton,
from Sunday to Tuesday and left then on
a business trip to Burlington and New
York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sumner French came Fri
day from stookbridge to visit Mr..
French's sister, Mrs. s. 8. Whitcomb,
with whom be stayed until Monday. and
his wife until Tuesday.
Miss Evelyn Thompson went to Man.
chester, N. H.. Saturday and her mot her,
Mrs. Bertha Thompson Joined her in a
journey home to swampscott, Mass, after
a summer In Vermont.
Mrs. I. q. Young, the trained nurse
from Montpelier, who took care OF G. II.
Ingalis Ia his recent severe illness and
had since been visiting here, was called
to Barre Saturday By . case.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Foss and two
children have come from Middlebury to
live with Mrs Foss' grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. II. c. Woodwork, on the
farms, once known AZ the Terry farm,
which Mr.. Foss will carry on.
Mrs. G. l. Hoffman and son. who had
been az the O. w. Brockway farm Z
Noukut htaENeu EGAuay AAkht AOF tAeAi
home IN Towat City, IL. They were ac-
companied by Mrs. Hoiiman's brother,
Charles Paine, also Of lows City.
Miss Ellen whitney, who had beer
taking a summers vacation for the bene
ft Of her health and had been In Royal
ton most Of the time, but more recently
in Warren. arrived from the latter plac'
Saturday to resume work at J. B. Ell
dredge'a
Miss Elizabeth Ryan, trimmer this sea
son in the millinery shop OF Mrs. r. r
Draper was maid Of honor at the Walsh
Sears wedding in the Church OF the An
nunciation In Ludlow last week, and wa
attired in pale blue silk with black pic
ture hat.
The Buck Printing company has in
stalled a new two-horsepower interna
tional gasolene engine In its plant i
the Dubois q Gay block and, by mean
OF two pumps and a hundred feet Of pipe
feed II from = tank located thirty fee
from the front OF the block.
Rev. J. ]. Lewis, the noted lecturer
aud his wife were at w. II. Giadding'
Friday for little visit on their va
to Bethel, where they gave an enter
tainment that evening. Rev. and Mrs
Lewis, who summer at Queen City park
intend to spend this winter in Cal
fnrnia.
George A. Chedel, as one Of the loca
superintendents Of the Champlain Realt
company, has lately inspected two tract
OF burned timber lands belonging to th
international Paper company. One trac
OF 800 acres lies between Rochester an