Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-09-17
Randolph.
o.oRo1A WHITE, Local Editor.

0EoRoIA WHITE, Local Editor.
L. p. Thayer Of Essex Junction wa. in
town between trains Friday Afternoon.
Charles b. Cushman completed =
months vacation and started for CHICAGO
Miss Annie Messer was called to Roch-
ester Monday by the illness of her uncle.
]. c. Messer.
Mrs. John Prince left Friday for
Mass, to visit her daughter
Mrs. 8. NJ. Flint.
The first killing frost came Tuesday
morning, Sept. 10, but too late to harm
the splendid corn crop much.
The Sugar Market shipped q carload OF
maple sugar and syrup, mostly the latter,
to Los Angeles, CAL, Saturday.
Miss Morrison and Miss Burke, guests
ct The Manchester, left Tuesday for . few
days trip to Montreal and Quebec.
Mrs. H. R. Perry of Hancock was the
guest from Wednesday until Monday OF
her daughter. Mrs. G. J. Stockwell.
Joseph Goodhart completed his labor
in . summer hotel at Sound Beach,
Conn.,, and reached home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Whitney Of Will
Jamestown were guests at their sisters,
Mrs. w. 8. 8. Buck, two days last week.
H. c. Woodwork entertained Friday
and Saturday his cousin, Mrs. Charles
Fisher, of Stowe, on her way to Boston.
Mrs. Palmer and Mrs. Demeritt of
Waterbury were in town Friday to visit
their husbands at the canning factory.
Miss Lydia Burgess OF Waltham,
Mass, was the guest of g. A. Oshs two
days last week, leaving for home Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Kendrick were
called to White River Junction Monday
to attend the funeral of Harvey Ken
drick, . brother.
Mrs. Brodhead and Miss Pierce, guests
at Elm cottage, and Stewart H. Levison,
guest at Idleton cottage, departed Satur-
day for New York.
Mrs. George B. Emery has scarlet fever,
probably contracted from her son, whose
malady OF some time ago was not then
recognized as such.
Miss Annis Baldwin, who is summer
1
Miss Ruth Parker, who returned with bel
Monday for few days stay.
On her way home to Montpelier from
trip to New York city, Miss Elizabeth
Carney passed week with her brother
NJ. c. Carney, departing Friday.
F. w. Curtis arrived home from
Bayhead, N. j., Friday, Mrs. Curtis ant
little daughter stopping two days
Springfield, Mass, on the way and reach
ing here Sunday.
Mrs. 1. G. Sargant of Paterson, N. j.
stopped from Saturday till Monday witt
Mrs. d. D. Howe on her way from Gran
Vile to Mortified, also calling on rela
tives and friends.
Mrs. Gus wetmore of Keene, N. II.
called here by the serious illness OF he
father, ]. B. Wells, three weeks before
left for home Friday by reason OF tn
illness of her husband.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Miller of Rich
mond, accompanied By their guests, M
and Mrs. c. F. Gauthier, OF Bristol, va
visited his father, NJ. II. Miller, 1hurs
day, returning Friday.
The W. E. Lamson store has windo'
display of hunting accortrements, I
which rifles figure largely, that is ooun
TO make Nimrods of all the boys who ca
shake loose from school.
Mrs. John Abbott and two daughter
returned Sunday to Winchester, Mass,
that the latter could enter school. Mr.
q q. Dubois and children remain
Sanford farm little longer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hutchinson, the
danuhter. Mrs. Mary Morris, accom-
nanied by James Hutchinson, went Tue
dav to pass q day or two in Barre befol
their return to Randolph, Wis.
Miss Mary D. Tilson and Miss Fam
Bass. who had spent the summer her
left Saturday for Trenton, n. j., "ne
Miss Tilson teaches and Miss BASS Is
bupil in the New Jersey School Tor u
Deaf.
U,-r was bepun last week on the foul
dation of the new factory building OF u
sargent. Ospood & Roundy compah.
wh;ch IL to be 100 by 40 feet, located
~. leland between the main stream III
the raceway.
Mrs. H. H. Mcintyre went Tuesday
Burlington and yesterday lett IN comp :,
with Dr.. and Mrs. Guy Louaon luz :. =,
West. Mrs. Mcintyre VIII pass
weeks in Ohio, and the others ioAs
time in Iowa.
pohert Chedel last week finished wo'
nth the surveying party in Pittane
~ Granville with which he hao Do
durine the summer and 10 NJ no"e !,
: few days before entering tne IL
.cbool at Hanover for business coul'
Norman Morgan and daughter, on y
M. Lillian Bond, . cousin OF y
later. guests during the sum n
, rS~;n Morrsn's, departed for their Ne
York city home Friday. Mrs. Nor"'
! Morgan followed Monday.
The result Of the official canvass ",,~,
n,t.. for senators Of Orange count
made Sept. II, 1908, is as ioilo c.c-.s
R. Nolan had 2bss votes; o Gsole Gsor
F!asg, 2547; o, John I. 2, M N. sssvsr, :, A
sidney M. Hood. !. ...
n. Clark and his gang OF ooncle.s