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


er, Judge w. B. Edgerton, in Manchester.
Mrs. Thomas Hammond of Northamp- I
ton, Mass, is a guest at Montague Place.
Mrs. Reuben Norman started Tuesday
on trip to Keeseville and Port Kent,
N. Y.
Edwin Rix of Bethel Gilead was taken
to the sanatoriun yesterday i'll with ty-
phoid fever.
Miss Eta Chamberlain hiss been in
Roxbury a few days as the guest Of Miss
Leila Webster.
Charles Hutchinson of Springfield,
Mass. was with DR.. and Mrs. @. w.
Scott over Sunday.
Mrs. William Reynolds has been very
sick with catarrh Of the stomach. from
which she is gaining.
J. W. Raymond is in Boston and New
York markets buying goods foI Tewks-
bury q Raymond's store.
Mr. and Mrs. o. B. Copeland have
their niece, Miss Jessie Simpson of Law
renee, Mass, with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Wardner are
with the family of their daughter, Mrs.
John Udall, in Pike, n. II.
B. II. Chadwick, who has been with
his relatives in Randolph since Sunday,
goes back to Concord, n. H., today.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. c. d. Sanborn have
taken the tenement in the Stockwell
block vacated by Mrs. Minnie Miller.
A. II. Powers left yesterday to join
Mrs. Powers and Miss Harriet Keith in
q two weeks stay ct York Beach, Me.
Mrs. Ellen NJ. Dutton OF Northfield
came Tuesday to see her daughter, Miss
Abbie Alvord, and to visit at @. W. Pan
toms.
Mrs. Annie Goodell of Hanover, n. H.,
is staying for the present with her
brotber-in-law, Il. H. Howard, and his
son, Roy.
Mrs A. W. Hunter and daughter Of
Windsor are in town to see Mrs. Hunters
sisters, Mrs. A. A. Chadwick and Mrs.
Adrian Hatch.
Mrs. Clara Avery has come from Lynn,
Mass, TO spend q little time with her
mother and sister, Mrs. Emma Waldo
and Mrs. Arthur Slack.
Mrs. 3. I. Lombard, who had been at
the sanatorium for treatment, left that
institution Tuesday and is again at her
home on Randolph avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. L Emery, who have
been living in Bethel the last four
months, are now occupying the tsne-
ment over w. W. Morton's store.
Rev. d. L. Sanford OF Hardwick, state
missionary of the Episcopal diocese Of
! Vermont, and Rev. W. B. Reynolds OF
Bethel we're in Randolph Tuesday.
Col. A. B. Chandler, who had been In
New York for about ten days, returned
to Mari-Castle Tuesday and brought his
brother, Frank q. Chandler, from the
city.
Charles e. Perkins Of West Lebanon,
, n. H., and Miss Ethel Armstrong OF
East Randolph will be married at 2
O'Clock this afternoon in st. Johns
church by Rev. A. c. Gilmore.
! Cyril Angel was given q surprise party
: last night in honor of his 18th birthday
anniversary, which eleven. boys and girls
ceIebrated merrily with games and re.
freshments of ice cream and cake.
, Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Wells drove from
Plainfield Friday and remained over Sun.
day with the family OF Jehiel Williams
The latter's son, John, has come from
> Worcester, Mass, for a short vacation.
Mrs. Amanda Thayer has rented the
upper tenement in the Webster house on
South Main street, Just vacated by Mrs
d. Fl. Parkhurst, and will move soor
; from the Frank Mann house on Contra
: street.
d, Mr.. and Mrs. c. n. Batchelder Of For
: Worth, Tex, who are summering at F. L
Parsons, have been away several day
on q trip to the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A
c. Conner IN Manchester and OF Mr.. anC
y Mrs. F. W. Parsons in New York.
II n
: preached Sunday at the Old Home weel
service in Chelsea. stopped here Monds.
on bis hcmeward way and stayed unit
II Wednesday with his daughters, Mrs
:. Henry johnson and Mrs. Hale L. Flint
Mrs. Carrie Comstock of Barre, whom
= the illness OF her sister, Miss Lucy Rob
insoD, brought here Friday, wen
;, home Monday, having found that Mis-
e Robinson was gaining nicely at the sana
q forum from the extreme exhaustion o
y overwork.
Mrs. o. d. Copeland invited sevel
ladies to her home on Highland avenu
re yesterday afternoon to meet Mrs. ]. 3
70 Drew Of Burlington and Mrs. Hudso
D. Bailey OF South Pasadena, Cal. Tn
es social pleasure OF the occasion was height
y ened by an elegant tea.
mr.. anu Mrs. "A. r. JeWetl, formerly
be Hancock, arrived Saturday night fror
be Los Angeles, CAL, in which thre
or months residence proved injurious to MI
III Jewett's health. They now wish to Il
c. cate in Randolph and are looking for
or desirable place to buy.
Mrs. DIR. Fox, child and nurse an
~ Mrs Camille Gaskill Of Philadelphia al
it the guests of Mrs. A. d. and Mis-
MT Carolyn Lamson of ldleton cottage. Mr.
he Fox is remembered in Randolph as hi.
be Louise Gaskill, who spent many summer
Ii here before her marriage.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Flagg, who le
Miller, Neb., last Thursday, arrived ye
terday from their camping place at s
Adams Bay to spend the remainder Of
49, two weeks absence from home with Mr.
IS, Flagg's sister, Mrs. Charles Belknap, an
M family on Forest street and with the
az relatives in Braintree.
William Booth reached home tn
= unOrniuO from nina rnontha in the Vau