Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-09-10
Randolph.
GEORGIA WHITE, Local Editor.

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GEORGIA WHITE, Local Editor. :
Miss Sarah Chedel has spent the psst
week visiting in Pittsfield and Rutland.
Miss Cora j. Bliss went to BOSTON
Monday to procure fall millinery for her
trade. ~ Ao'
Miss Hattie Hayward is back in the
postofnce, completing two weeks' yaca-
ton Monday.
Miss Minnie Emerson Of Boston passed
week with her father, E. F. Emerson.
returning Monday.
Miss Eta Chamberlain returned Sstur-
day to her duties as teacher in the Mont
pelier public schools.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Morse and dauph-
Ter, stella, went Saturday to Barre to pass
few days with friends.
Mrs. E. I. Sault went SATURDAY. 10
Lynn and Somerville, Mass, to visit her
sons and brothers for two weeks.
Miss Constance Manchester, who had
been visiting at her uncle's, B. A. Man
chester, left Friday for Lebanon, N. H.
John Prince moves this week from the
house of II. T. johnson on School street
to E. N. Rising's newest house on Wes-
ton street.
Miss Helen Treat and her niece, Miss
Lucia Clark, left for home in New Haven,
Conn.,. Saturday, after month at The
Manchester.
Mrs. Edward Slayton and two children
of Montpelier were guests at j. H.. Du-
Bois' last week. Mr.. Slayton was down
over Sunday, all returning Monday.
Miss Edith Marcott returned Friday
from Sharon, accompanied by her sister
Mrs. Don Moore, and the latter's two
sons, who are this week guests at o j.
Marcott's.
Mrs. Rosabel Mcintyre accompanied
her granddaughter, Miss Muriel Sargent
to the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Ernest Sargent, in Woodsville, N. H..
Saturday and will remain two weeks will
Mrs. Sargent.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Blodgett, sojcurn
ers here for a couple of weeks, went Fri
day to st. Adams, stopping there unit
Monday, when they went on to thei
home in Saratoga, N. Y.
Mrs. Bertha Mccoy and daughter
Lenna, after two days stop at Charlie
Quaid's, following a trip further north
went on TO their home in Manchester, n
H., Friday. Mrs. Mccoy is sister 0
Mr.. Quaid.
Mrs. Lena Brown and daughter o
Stowe and Miss Edna Parish of North
, field, guests for a few days of their sister
Mrs. ]. A. Gorham, departed Saturday
Mrs. Gorham and her friend, Miss Mil
Ter, accompanying them to Northfield TO
| short visit.
| Days when other business is dull an
nothing more exciting than checkers uT
for the sake of variety, John Fl. DuBoi
and Homer w. Vail trade the coal busi
ness. John is-or was Saturday-th
new est owner, having purchased of Hon
er the day before.
Mrs. DeIbert Hart left Tuesday for be
home in Benton Harbor, Mich, after seN
eral weeks spent with her parents, MI
and Mrs. Eugene Wardner, and with he
sister, Mrs. John Udall, at Pike, n.
| Mrs. UdalI has been here also the pas
week, returning home yesterday.
Thanks to the careful management
Edmund Shattuck, director, and the Ell
cient economy of the cook. Mrs. FL
Wills. the cost of meals at the boardin
house at Camp Randolph this season wa
but ten cents each. No one complaine
of the quality of the board, either, whic
was up to the standard OF many hotel
Mrs. E. R. Draper went Friday to 30
ton to select fall millinery for her stor'
lin Randolph and Barre. She was accom-
panied by her daughter, Miss Carrie, WI
began her third year of teaching in Atti
boro, Mass, Tuesday; also by her daugl
fer. Miss Ruth, who will conduct u
Barre store, succeeding her sister, MI
James c. Walker, whose husband h'
been engaged as principal OF Whitcom
High school at Bethel, to which pla'
lthey will remove.
]. NJ. Atwood is not SO young and spi
as he was fifty or sixty years ago, but
is net down and out yet, by any mean
The agency supervisor OF the Pnoen
Mutual Life Insurance company OF mar
ford. which Mr. Atwood has represente
here for long time, sent cut circus
| letter to agents dated Sept. 1, togetn
J with a statement, showing the busine
written and the business settled LOT
each agent visited by him on ms Ju,
trim. From this it appeared that u
, nrize for best showing in these respec
!, was won by Mr.. Atwood, whom the
nervisor calls the sold War Horse
! Vermont. Mr.. Atwood is now past
: Years of age and the supervisor says
has a right to feel proud OF his record
phoenix agent, and that the compal
ia nroud of him. The prize referred
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