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

Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Chadwick of Bos-
ton are at Silas Chadwick's, coming Mon
day from Highgate.
A son was born Monday night at the
sanatorium to Mr.. and Mrs. George
Adams of the Center.
Mrs. George o. Howe is staying with
her sister, Mrs. Emily stockwell, in
Rochester for q week.
Mrs John Knowles OF Campton, N. r.,
is visiting her sisters, Mrs. A. J. Curtis
and Mrs. c. W. Proper.
Mrs. W. B. Gould of South Royslton is
with her daughter, Mrs. E. H. Stearns.
and family for few days.
Mrs. E. N. Rising, state president Of
the Womsn's Relief corps, inspected the
corps in Montpelier Tuesday night.
A daughter, weighing nine pounds.
was born at the sanatorium Tuesday
morning to Mr.. and Mrs. Guy p Lam
son. ..
Mr.. and Mrs. o. B. Copeland have gone
to Chelsea to be the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. W. p. Townsend the rest of the
week.
Dana Church has finished seasons
work as bell boy at the Mount Lisermore
House iuM9olderness, n. H., and is at
home.
Mrs. Clayton Waite and child Of st.
Adams are paying a visit to Mrs. Waite's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Grant, on
Fish Hill.
John Howell, have come from Barre to
stay for awhile with their aunt, Mrs. n.
c. Greene.
Miss Dora Small OF Boston was with
Miss Bertha Rowe!l over Sunday. en-
route to her millinery situation in st.
Johnsbury.
Miss Ella BrownelI of Pomfret, who
was graduated from the Randolph high
school in the class of '0s, has entered
Smith college this fall.
Mrs. Mabel Austin OF Enosburg Falls
canle last Thursday and visited her
grandsons, Arthur and Ernest Austin, at
A. J. Bells until Monday.
| Miss Frances Spooner, who went to
| Cromwell, Conn, TO teach this fall, has
been made assistant principal of the
White school in that place.
A daughter, Eliza beth, was born early
Monday morning in Burlington to DIR.
and Mrs. Guy E. Loudon; granddaughter
OF Mrs. II. H. Mcintyre of Randolph.
Mrs. B. T. Lombard, who came out Of
the sanatorium Aug. "a somewhat i'm
proved in health, had to return to the in
stitution saturday for further treatment.
John Boyce, who had been in Ran
dolph and Mortified on two weeks va
cation, left Saturday night for Chicago,
where be is employed by the Cunning
Sign company.
George Godreau OF st. Armand, P. O.,
has succeeded Harry Morton as operator
at this station, the latter being about to
resume his college course at the UNIVERSE
ty of Vermont.
Mrs. Flora Flint and Mrs. Alfred
Webster hnve been in st. Adams since
Monday, attending the annual conven-
tion OF the State Baptist association,
which closes today.
Miss Elizabeth BuTdette OF Boston,
cousin Of Mrs. A. j. Bell, and Miss Mary
Jones OF Worcester, Mass, sister OF Mrs.
Bell, were at the bone OF Mr.. and Mrs.
A. j. Bell Wednesday
Mrs. Annie Edison went to Lebanon, n.
H., yesterday to return today in the auto
of her brother-in-law, Fred Simmons,
with Mrs. Simmons and another sister,
Miss Jennie Johnston.
Miss Lucinda Howard is working in
the millinery department of Bell
Brothers store and her place as cashier
in l. A. Jerd's market has been taken by
Miss Marguerite Hudson.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Fl. Dubois have been
entertaining a week Mrs. Dubois sister,
Miss Ida Osborne of Montpelier, who
went away yesterday. Miss Nellie
Thurston OF Montpelier was with them
over Sunday.
! H. c. Woodwork has sold his house
above the Thayer brook bridge for s120C
to Charles Wood, who will take posses
sion the first of November. Mr.. Wood il
now living in the Howe tenement house
on Elm street.
Mrs. W. F. Sanborn and dang ter
I Katherine, and Mrs. Sanborn's nurse,
Miss Katherine Connolly, took theil
departure to New York Saturday from the
] Willis Howard farm, where they had beer
staying three months.
: Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Wells have with
, them their daughter. Mrs. Gus Wetmor,
Of Keene, n. H., who has been in very
poor health lately and is still far from
well. She came Tuesday, accompanied
: BY Mr.. Wetmore, who went back Imme
diately.
: Miss Agnes Sault has severed her con
nection with the Herald Office after eigh
years Of very faithful service and has tax
en- the position of cashier in Bell Broth
D ers' store. In her place Miss Heller
) Wedgwood has become a member OF tn
D Herald force.
Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Dumas an,
four children are in Burlington today q
the 60th wedding anniversary of Mrs
Dumas parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Loui
Barttro. The family gathering include
over 100 people and in the number is
son, George Barttro of Seattle, Wash.
: who has not been home for % years
n p. F. McLaurin AID his nephew, Alex
d ander McLaurin, reached town Frida,
y from Havana, Cuba, and Monday went t
II Clsrence, Ont, accompanied by Mrs. P
II f. McLaurin. gho has been passing tn
e summer in Randolph with her mother
Mrs. Emily Hastings. They will be her
}. again before sailing to Havana for tn
: winter.
Miss Eleanor Nav. daughter of Mr.