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

Mrs. N. G, Greene has returned from a
two weeks visiting tour to lawrence and
Gardner, Mass, and Providence, R. 1.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Atwood have been
with their daughter, Mrs. G. F.. Lazelle,
in White River Junction during the STATE
fair.
Mrs. E. ]. O'Brien returned Friday to
West Somerville, Mass, after fort
nights stay with her mother. Mrs. Mary
Carr.
Mrs. w. w. Joslyn of Waitsfield, who
was on her way to Boston, spent last
Thursday night with Mr.. and Mrs. F. H.
Joslyn.
Mrs. Clara W. Kimbar of vineland,
N. j., was the guest last Thursday and
Friday of Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. A.
Putnam.
Mrs. NJ. A. Tewksbury reached home
Friday from Concord, N. H., in which
place she stopped en- route from York
Beach, Me.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. D. Partridge attended
the Holly Strong wedding in Washington
the 10th inst. and came home Friday
from East Barre.
Judge E. w. Huntley of Waterbury
lit & Palmer canning factory last Thurs
day, and had commendatory words for
both.
Allen Page of Greenfield. Mass, who
went away Friday, had been visiting his
father, 2. T. Page, whose brother, Samuel
]. Page Of Granville, was also here last
week.
| Mrs. Laura Cushman Is here from
Claremont, N. H., and is boarding at G.
F. Griswold's while occupying room
at Mrs. Emily Hastings for her dress
making business.
| Luther H. Rhodes arrived last Thurs
day from Lincoln and Saturday accom-
panied his father, l. D. Rhodes, on q
! weeks trip to Brentwood. Medford,
Exeter and Boston.
Miss 8. E. Haven OF Milford. Mass,
after q five weeks sojourn in town rs the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. c. F. Stevens, left
Saturday, with Springfield, Mass, as bel
immediate destination.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Tewksbury had fol
lover-Sunday company their nieces, Mrs
Cleveland Doolittle and Miss Hattie
Tewksbury, Mr.. DoolittIe and Arthur
Saunders, all of Naugatuck, Conn.
]. Bradford Mcintyre, his vacation
over, started Sunday night for Gary
Ind. where he has charge for the Illinois
Steel company of the erection of what !
to be the largest steel plant in the world
Mrs. Blanche Dunbar of Three Rivers
lP. O., who had been with her mother
Mrs. D. NJ. Gourley. at David Dunbar
a short time. went to Somerville, Mass.
Saturday to see her sister. Miss Mau
Gourley.
Mrs. John B. Drew has ended sun
mer's outing with her parents, Mr.. an
Mrs. Charles F. Holman, in Peth and ha
gone back to Oxford, N. Y, where MI
Drew is nicely established in business
q veterinarian.
Miss Marie Thayer of Waterbur,
Conn. is passing vacation in Randolp
and Braintree, making her headquartel
in this village with Miss Winnifre
Chadwick. with whom Miss Efhe Dunbs
? of Nahant, Mass, has also been stayin
several days.
Mrs. Elien Dockstadter OF Chicag'
who has been in Randolph lately wit
her mother and brother. Mrs. Hanna
Lamb and F. B. Wood, is now in Woct
: stock at the home of another brothe
:, william Wood, to remain until abo'
the first of October.
Mrs. A. e. Dean, Mrs. Susan Wa
bridge and Mrs. 81. E. Sharpe were
r Royalton last Thursday and Friday
a visit Mrs. Fanny Lewis, who has take
= a furnished house in that village, whe
+. her daughter, Miss Bessie Lewis, is pri
(. cipal of the academy.
n Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Sparhawk ar
= vounper son. Master George, have con
from Beaver. Pa, for q vacation period
Randolph. where their older son, JAG
: has been staying since early in Il
enrinp with his grandparents, Mr.. al
Mrs. L. T. Sparhawk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank T. Merrill
Dorcbester. Mass. have been rece
guests at the Wiswall cottage, fro
! which Mrs. Merrill took her departu
Friday while her husband remained ov
SUNDAY. Mr., Merrill is an artist al
noted illustrator. Mrs. Ella Foster
D Roston. who had been visiting Mi
: Harriet Wiswall. also left Saturday.
I Mr.. and Mrs. j. J. Stimets had wi
them last week their brother, Geor
= Stimets. who came from Hartford. Conf
fThursday and went the next day
!, Cenada for fortnight's stay before col
!. nietine his visit here; J. r. Kenney
!. Comhridge. Mass. who went away
= I'm and Mrs. Charles Stimets OF BE
n.rd who brought her friend, MI
Io+t;e Myers of New Haven. Conn,
!, Rendolnh Friday and remained t
Saturday.
rrad williams has had two agricuitul
; ..;rmrha ON exhibition in w. w. M
: ton,s window, in the shape OF couple
= c;trons weighing seven pounds eac
. IT, c;tron Is not an easy thing to ri