Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-08-26

Though business matters suffer
And every one grow poor,
The scheme would be more hroadninR
Than any fortnight tour,
For each would find the other
With trouble has to live
And might some small Shortcomings
Be willing to forgive.
Frank N. Jerd of Canton, n. Y, has
been about town this week.
Mrs. W. P. Abbott of Proctor is being
entertained at I. J. Adams,
Mrs. J. B. Drew of Burlington is being
entertained by Mrs. Emma s. Reed.
Mrs. H. Edgar Williams and son, Ray,
went back to Hartford. Conn, yesterday.
Mrs. Ellen H. Mann OF Jericho is being
entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. William
Mann.
Fred A. Williams has gone to Bellows
Falls to be bell boy at Hotel Windham
for aw hile.
Mrs. Ray Ordway OF Burlington has
been with Mr.. and Mrs. d. d. Howe
since Monday.
Miss Eva Bates Of Fitchburg, Mass,
was among the arrivals yesterday and is
at r. J. Mitchelps.
There will be regular meeting OF the
Eastern Star Thursday evening, Sept. 2,
and work is expected.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Weller Of
Orcutt, CAL, are the guests of Mrs. Well
ler's sister, Mrs. J. F. Mead.
Mrs. Frank Spear ana baby, who had
been with Mrs. Ida Drake q month,
returned to Boston yesterday.
Mrs. Luke IarbeII Of Northfield and
Mrs. Oliver Mcintyre of Crown Point, n.
Y, were guests Of Mrs. Alice Bruce Fri
day.
DR.. A. c. Bailey has been attending the
11th annual school for Vermont Health
officers, which closes in Montpelier
today.
Mrs. 8. S. Briggs and her granddaugh-
ter, Miss Marion Frost OF Brockton,
Mass, have been in Mortified the last
two days.
Mr.. and Mrs. L NJ. johnson OF Plain
field were visitors at w. p. FIint's from
Saturday to Tuesday and went then to
Lebanon, N. H.
Mrs. Mary Ellis OF Chicago came from
her summer home in Roxbury Tuesday
and stayed until Wednesday with Mr..
and Mrs. A. B. Fish.
Royal and RolIa Earle Of Fitchburg,
Mass, sons of Don Earle, have been
recent visitors at B. F. Herrick's and
Mrs. Charlotte Litlie's.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Moulton were
in Woodstock Tuesday and Wednesday
while Mr.. Moulton attended Q meeting
of the Harvard club at the Inn.
Mrs. Rodney H. Slack and two sons
reached home yesterday from q sojourn
OF two weeks in Pittsheld with Mrs.
Slack's mother, Mrs. Phineas Amaron.
Mrs. H. e. Stevens of Montpelier made
her headquarters at the Inn from Friday
to Monday while visiting Mrs. A. @.
Bradish and other acquaintances in Ran
dolph.
e A. Shattuck has been entertaining
his niece, Mrs. Nellie F. Boyden OF Nor
wood, Mass, who leaves today for Wind
sor, where she has an aunt, Mrs. J. A.
Hunter.
Miss Mary Wedgwood has completed
her studies at the Holyoke (Mass.) IL
brary and six weeks course in the Sim
mons college, Boston, from which city
she arrived Saturday.
Arthur e. Lane of Mount Vernon, N.
Y, Joined his wife and daughters in Ran
dolph Friday morning and took them
| Monday to Montpelier to stay until to-
morrow or the next day.
Mrs. C. o. Osha and two children are
home from q weeks visit in North
Springfield at the home Of Mrs. HAL
Lockwood, whose guest Miss Doris Osha
had been for a longer time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Waite of Waits
| ala u-ho .r-ara ~. THAR xuou fo Gunanaa
lake, n. H., spent Monday night at
W. ii. Gladding's and took Mrs. Minnie
Miller with them to camp Tuesday.
FIR. IngaIsbe started Sunday night for
Bethlehem, Pa, to prepare for the open
ing OF Lehigh university, in which be is
professor OF geology. Mrs. Ingalsbe and
SON will be- with Mrs. E. F. Bixby little
longer.
g. w. Boyce of New York, who was in
town Sunday and Monday, has but lately
returned from an extended tour of the
mining country OF Arizona and Nevada,
taken in company with o. w. Mann.
Mr.. Boyce was on his way to Boston.
Miss Frances Spooner has been in
Montpelier lately, tutoring pupils in
algebra, and, having finished work, came
home Saturday, accompanied by Miss
Victoria Nardini of Boston, who remained
with her over Sunday. Miss Spooner va:
in Northfield Monday and Tuesday.
Ramona, the little daughter of DR.. and
Mrs. Fl. W. Holden, has had q severs
attack Of tonsilitis, but is now GONZALES
cent. Mrs. Holden has also been vic
tim OF the disease, and the doctors aunt
Mrs. F. g. sprague Of East Randolph
was with the family four days last week
Mrs. Louis FiIIion Of Montpelier
came Rridav and STAYED until Sunday