Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-09-23
Randolph.
GEORGIA WHITE, Local Editor.


Mr.. and Mrs. W. ]. Butcher. ,yho -
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. HoI-
man, went back to Boston SATURDAY.
Mr.. and MIRA. NJ. H. Miller have re-
opened their residence ON Randolph
avenue after three months sojourp on
their farm in Pomfret.
Miss Annie KimbaII, accompaniad hv
ner friend, Miss 8. l.. Meserole of Brook.
iyn, n. T., and a nurse, went to the
White mountains Friday to seek the bepe-
ut OF change for Miss Kimbalps health.
DR.. +. G. Angel reached home Sunday
from month's absence, during which he
studied the surgical methods OF the
famous Drso Mayo 10 Rochester, Mimi.
and also devoted five days to the hospitals
of Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. GIaddinR re-
turned last Thursday from trip to Bos-
ton and Laconia, N. H., taken at the
close OF the Universalist State conven-
ton, which they attended in Bellows
Falls two weeks ago.
II. B., E. T. an5 Franklin Salisbury
and j. W. Raymond made an auto party
to Burlington Friday and we're among the
400 at the Fish and Game league banquet
at Hotel Champlain, Bluff Point, n. Y,
that afternoon. c. L. Hodges Of the Cen
ter also attended.
Mrs. F. r. Ingalsbe and infant son,
who had been with Mrs. Ingalsbe's
mother, Mrs. E. F. Bixby, the greater
part OF the summer, started Friday night
for Bethlehem, Pa, in the company OF
Mrs. Theron 9. Brooks and daughter,
who were bound Tor Washington, d. G.
Mrs. Fannie Vinton gave a very de-
lightful bridge-whis party ia East Gran
willie Friday afternoon, and the guests
from Randolph were Mrs. w. B. Wall,
Mrs. Z. D. Strong, Mrs. W. F. Wedg-
wood, Mrs. W. W. Morton, Mrs. Dewitt
c. Webb, Mrs. Edward Kimmel, Mrs.
T. II. Joslyn, Mrs. Helen Gray, Mrs. @.
W. Scott, Mrs. Fred Dunn and Mrs.
Annie Edison.
Mrs. John Abbott and two daught
Winsome and Joan. left Sanford farm
Friday for their home in Winchester.
Mass, where the opening OF school
fastened the return OF the little girls. c.
q. Dubois was at the farm over Sunday
and took his son, William, back to
Winchester to school Monday, leaving
Mrs. Dubois and Miss Susan to spend
another week or ten days at the summer
place.
Lieut.. Dewitt c. Webb, who was
ordered by the Navy department TO Indian
Head, Nd, Sept. 3, has been recalled
from that place and sent 10 Boston, where
Mrs. Webb and daughter, Wanda. expect
to Join him tomorrow. They will prob
ably be in Boston about month before
Lieutenant Webb is ordered to report in
Washington, in which city they have
taken apartments in the anticipation Of
being stationed there three or four years.
f. A. Griswold has raised on his
Z" Reservation" this year potatoes that will
rival anything to be seen at the state fair I;
I for some OF the tubers OF Early Erin
/ variety weigh pound and half apiece;
while he has samples OF the Early
Torture and Green Mountain potatoes,
any one OF which would make GOOD
meal for q small family. Stimu-
lated perhaps by these agricultural
wonders, a Reservation hen has lately
4 produced an egg tipping the scales at five
ounces.
Capt. b. r. Bow man arrived Friday
morning from Seattle, Wash, whose ex
position be found an uncommonly we'll
managed and a most interesting affair.
The captain has been travelling through
the West since he conducted be q. A. K.
Salt Lake City six weeks ago and has been
much Of the time with his children in
the Dakotas. Mrs. Bowman, who had
been about a year West with her sons
and daughters, started homeward with
the captain but stopped at Minneapolis
for a couple of weeks.
The E. F. Emerson company has
bought Of the w. II. and r. I. Dubois
estates three lots on Highland avenue for
the lump sum OF 1915. Two OF the lots
lie on the north side Of the avenue, just
east OF DR.. H. W. Holden's building loca-
ton, and the third is on the opposite side
of the avenue. cornering on the new
street that is to be laid out east OF c. g.
REYNOLDS new residence to Maple street.
The Emerson company will have the cell
lars ready for houses on two OF the lots
this fall The lots vary in size, being
66, ia and So feet front, and extend
back from 8 TO IA rods.
Walter UnderhiIl, who works on the
farm OF c. II. Miles, was bringing q load
of bark into the village Saturday when,
inst as he was driving down the hill BY
the Chandler farm, the pieces OF bark on
which he was sitting slid off the load and
landed him behind the horses heels. lie
received a kick in the lace that crushed
his nose and the loaded wagon rolled
over his chest. DIR. J. P. GiHord's auto
carried him to the ssnatorium AMI after
his wounds had been dressed by Dr. q.
w. Scott. he seemed to have had mirae-
ulous escape from internal injury and was
able to 90 back 10 the Miles farm Sun
day.
u. s. Grant post No. SO, g. A. r., has
extended an invitation to the Eighth
Regiment, Vermont Volunteers, to hold
its annual reunion in Randolph Oct ~,
the anniversary of the battle Of Cedar
Creek. in which the regiment took SO
gallant part. Capt. B. F. Bowman Is
chairman Of the executive committee OF
the reunion and the post has appointed
10 act With him its past COMMANDER,