Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-08-27
Randolph.
GEORGIA WHITE, Local Editor.


at w. w. Beams over SUNDAY.
Mrs. Hattie Lamson returned Loot
thursday from vacation in Marlboro.
Mrs. w. W. Brown and daughter
nazel, have been IN Lebanon, N. H..
since Friday.
=. A. Thomas has been in the New
YORK markets this week to seek new
goods for his store.
Or. T. A. Rich and family broke camp
at the Spear farm in Braintree last Thurs
Gay and went back to Burlington.
Mrs. J. NJ. DeShon, who had been the
guest OF Mrs. j. F. Lamson two weeks.
left Friday for her home in Portland, Me.
Miss Alice Foster of Fitchburg, Mass.
10 boarding at Charles F. Griswold's dur
ing country outing of week or ten
days.
Mrs. E. ]. O'Brien has gone back to
West Somerville, Mass, after visit of
some days to her mother, Mrs. Mary
Carr.
Charles Grinelle, a vacationist at the
Church farm, where Mrs. Grinelle is sum-
mering, left Saturday for Fitchburg,
Mass.
Mrs. George Oaks, who had been a
short time with her sister, Mrs. L. H.
Rumrill, went back to Hinsdale, N. H.,
Friday.
Miss Jessie Simpson of Lawrence,
Mass, the niece who had been with Mr.
and Mrs. o. B. Copeland month, went
away the 22d.
Mrs. Ellen Huntington arrived the 21st
Noxu ~ = l.
in the Huntington house on School street
for little while.
Mrs. F. H. Totman of North Tun-
bridge, returning from Waterbury, stop
ped here briefly Friday to see Mr.. and
Mrs. II. NJ. Totman.
Mrs. H. Carter of Boston and Mrs. A.
Lovely of Concord, N. H., guests for a
fortnight of their sister, Mrs. Annie Du-
mas, took their departure Saturday.
Miss Edith Marcott reached home Sat-
urdsy from trip to Scituate Beach and
Dedham, Mass, and was accompanied by
Misses Helen and Alice Hill of Dedham.
Miss Cora Noble, after summer in
Randolph with her mother, Mrs. Charles
Root, has gone back to Burlington to re-
sumo her studies at st. Mary's academy.
r. .. "a.
DR.. j. P. Clifford counseled with DR.. G. j.
Rumrill Saturday in the case OF DIR. HI.
G. Beekman, whom they hope to be able
to benefit.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mann had visit
Friday from Mrs. Mann's brother, Will
liam Densmore. his daughter, Mrs. Mat
tie Finn, and Mrs. Emma Denton, all of
Northfield.
Luther c. Willard Of Belvidere, ILL.,,
has Joined Mrs. Willard in Randolph tor
the last of a summers stay with her pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Webster, and
other relatives in town.
Miss Mary Marcott entertained at the
Marcott cottage, Mascoma lake, over
Sunday Mrs. r. G. Morton and daughter,
Jennie, and Mrs. Morton's sister, Mrs.
Henry King, of Woodstock,
Royce Bass, travelling salesman for a
firm in Taunton, Mass, is having vaca-
ton and Monday accompanied his pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Bass, Misses
Mary Tilson and Fannie Bass to Roches-
ter for an outing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Dodge Of West
Brookfeld, Mass, are passing couple of
weeks with Mrs. Dodge's sister, Miss
Nellie roru, p.o,-G.,d They intend
Win irienu1 - Snndar
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Mrs. Gardner Brewer, daughter ana
sun u Dul har. M
at Mrs. " f. Snnaar ao;no the next
brewer also spen. h aua az w Site and chill
Gay 70 nos.oa a - PnrI;noton
dren returned 20 nuriin'on' -
Mrs, =; L. brooks anu s nsr an a .I,
Mrs. Dewitt Weoo, nave peea en'1 po oa
ing Miss Leona Tenney OF Federal Foih.,
Fla, who went away SATURDAY, anu uso
Misses Mary and Anna smit S OF Me.fo ond
Mass, the latter oelng mere ,, adry ,ntil
Sunday ana the iof"er
Mu ~, p.,.r,. canal. . subject of interest
to every American, will be thoroughly ex-
planned at G. A. R. hall at o'clock Fri
day evening by G. F. Sweeney an ex-
canal digger, whose lecture VIII De nnely
illustrated by 125 plain and coloreo saer bs