Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-09-24

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weeks trip to vergennes, New York and
Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. r r. Tilson are ut Asa
Hebard's in White River Junction during
the fair.
r. A. Griswold has been housed . few
4 days by an indisposition, from which be
is improving.
Lewis Steele has finished his seasons
work at Old Orchard Beach, Me-, and
came home Friday.
Charles Bolin and Harry BONN OF New
York ended . weeks outing at the Nor
gan farm Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Hills are entertain
ing their cousin. Miss Frances George, Of
Santa Barbara, Cal
The Kings Daughters will meet with
Mrs. j. w. RoweiI at 3 O'Clock Tuesday
afternoon, Sept. 20.
Mrs. n. c. Williams, the guest OF her
brother. Charles Briggs, left the 2ist for
her home i'm Ware, Mass.
Mrs. 4. n. Bean. who had been visit
ing her sister. Mrs. c. H. Ingalls,, went
back to Montpelier last night.
Miss Lima Miller is teaching in Web
steryiile this fall and was home over sum
day and Monday, suffering from hard
cold.
John Luce il In this vicinity on two
weeks vacation from his duties az coach
man for w. w. Seymour OF ssampscotf,
Mass.
George Owen of Des Moines. Ia, has
been in town this week. also Csssius Peck
Of burlington and r. F. Colburn of
Sorthfieid.
Mrs. z. T. Page and her daughter, Mrs.
Grace McClunin. are back from ten
days VISIT to Mrs. Pages father in Lewis
Vile. y. Y.
Mrs. Eli Sault has been in White River
function since Monday assisting her
brother. Frank Greenough. in his restau-
rant business during the state fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. A II. Powers reached
home Monday from a months absence at
York Beach. Me-, and In several New
Hampshire and Massachusetts towns.
Invitations have been issued for the
opening reception OF the Randolph
Woman's Literary club to be held AZ the
Randolph Inn Saturday afternoon, Sept
26.
Miss Mary Thompson Of New York,
one OF the maids AZ Msri-Casfie. has
undergone serious operations at the sans-
forum and Is now making . good re-
coyery.
Recent visitors at ID. c. woodwsrd's
have been Mrs. John Onken and son.
Harry. of Chaplin. H., ami Charles ID.
Kinney Of Cincinnati, the latter leaving
Saturday.
Mrs. H. T. Holman discovered a
raspberry bush saturday that was DEFY
ing the drouth and putting forth bios
SONS and fruit all At the same time and
with unreasonable yigor.
Mr.. and Mrs- Guy p. IAmson had Mrs.
Ianson's brother. Leslie Ferguson. and
Mortimer Woiyerfon Of New York. and
Miss Edith Cakes of Burlington with
them from Friday to Sunday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. 3 & whitcomb began q
weeks pleasnrisx Saturday By going 20
Barre, where they stayed with their son.
T. 8. whitcomb, until Tuesday. They
then came home only TO start the next
day for Rochester.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. y. Rising we're the
Randolph delegates to the Baptist state
convention held In Ludlow from Monday
TO "wednesday. and afterwards started on
tour including ssxtons River, Gardner
and Lawrence. Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. II. Miller have left
their summer place in Pomfret and are
again located in this village for the
winter. Mr.. Miller has been At the state
fair since Saturday in the discharge of
his duties a. superintendent of Mechan-
ics' hall.
Joseph Gcodhart. who completed q four
years course at Dartmouth college In the
spring, is in Hanover. y. H.. for a few
days. Saturday be will be Joined by his
sister. Miss Eliza Goodhart, and they will
go to Worcester. Mass. where the young
man hopes to find employment.
Arthur Burt left the Burt farm Monday
night for New York and Washington. ID.
C.. and his daughter, Miss Frances.
started that day on a leisurely return 10
by way OF Boston. VINEYARD
Haven and New York. The rest OF the
family VIII he at the farm q little longer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry s. Hutcbinson
and two children of New Bedford. Mass
arrived at the Inn in their touring car
Friday and made their Headquarters there
until Monday. visiting in the meantime
heir relatives. Hon. James and Lyman
Hutchinson, and at the v. 1. Spear farm.
Mrs. L. 8. Brigham returned Last
Thursday from Newton Highlands.
Mass, where she had been called by the
Heath OF her brother-in-law. William w.
Martin, who had been in Randolph
frequently during the last few years.
His death occurred the 18th after a long }
illness.
Mr. and Mrs. o. r. Collins Of Mont I
,elier have been at A. II. BeedIe's since q
Friday and will leave tomorrow for I
springfield, Mass. and New York. Mrs.
Mary saxton. who has been ct Mr.. r
seed,e's some time. will go the same day 4
o reloin her daughter. Miss NJ. Lucina !.
'axton, at Holyoke, Mass.
c. A. BiodRett. who was one OF the
aterers at the Mortified fair. is runnin,
canvas dining room. forty feet or more
ong' on the state fair grounds in White =
fiver Junction. r. II. Packard IL chef e
! tne concern. and Mr.. Blodgett, in sery- G
ng the public. has the assistance Of his
on, Jesse II. Blodgetf, II. c. Gilbert n
ir. ana Mrs Joseph n. Brown and Mrs. y
lyman Drake Jesse Biodgett severed :,
rs summers connection as engineer ~
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