Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-06-24
Randolph.
GEORGIA WHITE, Local Fd,,or

Tor a week or more.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Bell returned ss,,r.
Gay from a trip to the White mountain
Miss Beatrice Mann was in Barre 80.
comb. :. VIII
Miss Jessie Pearson of MontpeIier sre,,
friday and Saturday with Mr.. ana Mrs
Q. H. Ingalls,.
Dr J P. Clifford has ordered throuvb
sneC' y. Osha agency, a Mitchell car 10
be used next season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry T.. johnson are
entertaining their sister, Mr.. Clara A.
ealdwin Of Morgan Park, Ill.
Miss Clara Bean left Monday to begin
her seasons work at the Frontonac House
or an island Of the 81. Lawrence.
Mrs. Jonathsn Cwales) Belcher il seri-
ously Ill with bronchitis at the home Of
Dr. and Mrs. Edward p. stimson in riv-
erton, r. /.
Mrs. A.. o. Dauforth Of Tunbridge.
who had been visiting at Eugene Hol-
mans and J. p. Adams since the 18th.
went away Saturday.
Mrs. Clarence Divoll Of Warren was the
guest OF Mrs. @. A. Lasher at the Inn the
18th and spent the next day with Mr..
and Mrs. James Cags.
The eclipse Of the sun last Thursdav
night was so eclipsed by clouds and rain
as to make smoked glass observation Of
the phenomenon impossible.
The family OF O.. A. Chedel OPENED
their cottage at Mascoma lake, Enfield,
n. H., last Thursday and have been en-
loying an outing there since.
DIR. and Mrs. s. n. Gould have opened
their cottage at Queen City park, Burlinp-
ton, for the summer Mrs. Gould and
Miss Jane Page went to Burlington Fri
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Markham and
daughter OF Granville were at Eugene
Wardner's Friday to see Mrs. Jane
Spear, who had been having a severe at
tack Of indigestion.
K. J. O'Brien, auditor Of accounts in
the Boston Office Of the Boston q Maine
railroad company, was in own Sunday to
see Mrs. O'Brien at the home Of her
mother, Mrs. Mary Carr.
w. II. Gladding and his sister, Mrs. j..
+. Chadwick, were among the $50 former
schoolmates OF the Cutler Corner school,
who met in Dewey park, Montpelier, Sat
urday for a reunion picnic.
Mrs. Z. Z. Lazells Of White River
junction was the guest Friday OF her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Atwood,
" no are to celebrate their 50th wedding
anniversary the 18th OF July.
NJ. G. Rowell began Tuesday morning
to ship 10000 pounds of wool to the
American Wooden company Of Boston,
sending il from Randolph, Bethel, Royal
ton, Waterbury, Montpelier and Milton.
Mrs. A. X. CrandalI has gene TO Bur-
lington for a summers s%ojourn with the
family OF her son, Charles Crandall. Her
daughter, Mrs. E. T. Salisbury, went to
Burlington with her Monday to stay a
fortnight.
Mi. and Mrs. Z. L. Bass returned Fri
day from a trip to Boston, which Mr..
Bass extended to New York. They
brought with them from Boston Mrs.
Bass niece, Miss Alma Niles, who is to
be here some little time.
Mrs. David Bosworth and son, who had
been staying a fortnight with Mrs. Bos-
worth's parents, Judge and Mrs. W. h.
Nichols, went back to Bristol Friday, ac-
companied by Mrs. J. f. Lsmson, who
was 10 pay lubm n AuDtA NA1AAs
Mrs. s. L. Buttles and daughter, Ethel,
left town Saturday with the intention Of
spending most OF Miss EtheI's vacation
in Warren and Lincoln. Mrs. Buttles
has a son, living in Barre and a oaugh-
ter, Mrs. Daisy Brooks, whose home is in
Lincoln.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. d. Wheeler we're in
South Hadley, Mass, last week to attend
the exercises of Mount
HoIyoke college, of whose graduating
class their daughter, Marjorie A., was a
member. The young lady is of Randolph
stock and has many acquaintance IN this
village.
The Dubois Estate company. with a
capital stock Of $4,000, has filed articles
of incorporation in the cfice of the seere-
tary OF state at Montpelier. This com
pany is formed to handle the undivided
estate OF the late William II. Dubois, and
the incorporators are all members of his
family.
The directors OF the Randolph Brain
tree BrookfeId Fish and Game Protective
league met at the Randolph mn parlor
Monday forenoon and decided to omit the
usual Ash banquet commonly held in
June and to have a game banquet the date
OF which was fixed for Nov. 3, at East
Braintree.
j.. M. White, assistant superintendent
of the postal department for New Eng
land, was in Randolph last Thursday on
his official rounds and raised the salary OF
Miss Harriet Hayward to 600. Miss
HAYWARD has been a faithful, efficient ana
obliging clerk in this ~postofBce for the
last seven years.
Mrs. r. H. Ketchum was called to
Derry, N. H., Monday by the illness OF
her stepmother, Mrs. John Blaisdell'
Mrs. Ketchum's guests, Mr.. and Mrs.
WI. !. Hutchinson and child OF Cam
bridge. Mass, went the same day to
White River junction to remain a few
/ DAYS with relatives there.
Dan, Charles and Carl Bass have been
doing a prosperous meat business from
their market in Peth for q month now
and began Saturday to cover the whole OF