Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-09-03
Randolph.
GEORGIA WHITE, local Editor.

GEORGIA WHITE, local Editor.
Miss Edith Marcott is in Sharon for q
few days.
Bert Spooner went to Boston Tuesday
for few days.
Elwin Scott Of Barre was in town
Wednesday on business.
Miss Muriel LaGois OF Montpelier is
visiting at @. A. Chedeps.
Elmer Tilson was in White River juno
ton Wednesday on business.
Arthur c. Bell went yesterday to st.
Albans for fe~ days outing.
Mrs. Davis and grandson of Waterbury
spent Tuesday at Fred Bryant's.
Miss Gladys Thomas Of Peabody,
Mass, is visiting at E. A. Thomas.
z. L Merchant went yesterday to Bos-
ton on business for the Thomas store.
Mrs. Mary Granger and daughter.
Edith, have returned to Randolph, Mass.
Harry, of Richmond are with friends in
town.
Miss L. A. Goodrich of Middlebury is
spending the week with Miss Minnie Car
penter.
Regular meeting of the w. r. c. next
Saturday evening will begin at 1880 in
stead of O'Clock.
The net proceeds of the food and apron
sale given by the Bethany guild at the
Parish house Friday were $50.
Mrs. George L. Chatfield and daughter,
who have spent a week at ID. L. Chat
fields, left for Chicago Tuesday.
Misses Grace and Beulah Hayes came
Monday from Northfield, Mass, where
they have passed the last two months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Osha of New Hsv-
en-, Conn.,, are visiting their brothers here
and brother and parents in Braintree.
G. A. Chedei and daughter, Jessie, re-
turned from White River Junction Mon
day, where Jessie has been stopping for
the past ten days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Prince, son and
daugnter OF Pittsburg, Tex, came Mon
day night to visit their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Prince.
Mis-. @. F. Jones and daughter, Mrs.
G. p. Morris, visited Misses Bessie Bliss
and Lillian Hutchins in Northfield from
Saturday to Tuesday.
j. B. Wells, who has been very criti-
cally ill, shows q marked improvement
the past week. There has been no return
of the hemorrhages and the prospect is
fair that he may be about again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Craft and two
children, guests for two weeks at q. w.
| Panton's, left Tuesday for their home in
Huntington, Mass.
Mr. G. w. Boyce and daughter,
Laura, came Tuesday from Nahant,
Mass, to visit at their cousins, Mrs. Ida
Mann.
Mrs. r. g. Morton and daughter,
Jennie, attended the wedding of Mrs.
Morton's nephew, Lawrence Burke, in
Sharon, Wednesday.
Regular communication of Phoenix
lodge, No. %, F. and A. NJ, next Tues
day evening. Work on E A. degree and
report OF hall COMMITTEES.
Mrs. E. N. Bean came from Montpelier
Tuesday to visit her sister, Mrs. c. H.
Ingalls,, where Miss Myra Brown of Gays
Vile is also guest for few days.
Mrs. Charles n. Finch, a guest for a
month at The Manchester, left Tuesday
for Middlebury, where she will visit on
her return trip to her home in Summit,
N. j.
Mr.. ana Mrs. George H. Miner, who
nave Deeu WOfkiuk iOE AIthuf saoS
the past year, returned to their home in
st. Albans Tuesday, having completed
la Dor there.
John Manney and daughter, Bertha,
reached Randolph Tuesday after tour
through England, Ireland, France, Belgi-
um and Holland, sailing from Rotterdam
the 22d on board the steamer Noordam.
The Masonic lodge has engaged the
third floor OF the block now being erected
by Mrs. Mary Carr for its hall when
completed. The basement and first floor
will be for stores; the second for offices
and tenements.
j. H. Kiniry OF Walpole, N. H., is
practising dentistry with DR.. E. o.
Blanchard in his office. He is Q graduate
OF the dental department OF the Baltimore
Medical college and has passed the exam
ination and received q license from Mary
land and Vermont.
Eugene Paine, an old veteran of Capt
Edmund Weston's Co. F, LIST Regt.,
Berdan's sharpsnooters, who left RAN
doiph in August, 1861, now locsted as for
40 years at Iowa City, Ia, is having the
granite monuments cleaned and reset and
grading done on the Paine lots in the
cemetery at East Brookfield.