Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-09-16
Randolph.
GEORGIA WHITE, Local Editor


Miss Emma Blakely went 70 Roston
friday to spend week or more.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. A. Leonard had v /
Frein of Allegheny, Pa, with them over
Sunday. o'ei
Albert Mareott is one of the 20 fresb-
men who have entered Norwich UNIVERSE
ty this fall
Mrs. f. 7. SauIt has been granted a
Widows pension at the rate Of s12 a
month from Aug. IS.
Mrs. A. NJ. Holmes Of Wabsn. Mass
Is spending a month in Randolph and
boarding at c. F. Griswold's.
@. E. Mann and his son, William. of
Dewey's Mills we're with Mr.. ana Mrs
William Mann Friday and Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. o. osha are entertain
ing mrs. Osha's sister, Mrs. Albert
wood, and two daughters OF Rochester.
Misses Emma and Ida Raymore are
spending fortnight with the family OF
their brother, William Rsymore, in
Springfield.
DIR. W. NJ. Kelly was out Monday for
the first time after a ten days struggle
with the grip and threatening compIica-
tion Of fever.
DIR. and Mrs. Norman Morgan and
daughter, Olive, finished their outing on
the Morgan farm Friday and went back
to New York.
Miss Theresa Moore, started Monday
for Saskatchewan, Can, and Big Stone
City, :. ID. She expects to be away a
month or more.
Mfaa Iasas. nkaaut - A. rzt-,s--
Falls, n. H., Saturday to take years
course at Tilton seminary before going to
Wellesley college.
/ Miss Mildred Goodwin has finished her
seasons work at the Sugar Hill House in
the White mountains and came home Sat-
urday TO re-enter school.
w. II. Gladding Of this place was re-
elected treasurer Of the Vermont State I'm
iversalist association at the annual con-
yention in Bellows Falls last week.
Misses Minnie and Mabel Judd found
an excellent business opening in the
black berry season, during which they
picked 26O quarts that sold for s34.
; Gen. and Mrs. c. p. Miller of Washing
ton, ID. C., and Mrs. Ellen Chandler Of
Burlington were the guests Of heir sister,
Mrs. II. II. Mcintyre, last Thursday.
Mrs. Charles Flint came from st. Al
bans last Thursday to accompany home
her mother, Mrs. Hannah Holman, who
had been the guest OF Mrs. Mary Mann.
Miss Genieve Lamson is taking a course
Of study at the Bay Path institute in
Springfield, Mass, to 1T herself for the
special teaching Of commercial subjects.
Miss vernle Chamberlain and her
mother. Mrs. J. NJ. Chamberlain, returned
Friday to Saxonville, Mass, in those
schools Miss Chamb erlain is teaching an
other year.
Mrs. j. +. Hobart and daughter, Mary,
OF Essex Junction were in Randolph Sun
day to see the family Of Hudson H.
Bailey before their return to South Pssa-
dena, Gal.
Mrs. Luther Z. White and daughter,
Eleanor, of Amsden came from the Miller
family reunion in Pomfret last Thursday
and stayed until Sunday with Miss Mary
5. Dubois.
Robert Bruce and Clifford Averill
reached home Friday from the White
montains, where they had a pleasant and
profitable season as bell boys at the
Fabyan House.
w. f. Martin has returned from q
month in camp at Juniper Island, Stony
Lake, Ontario, with DR.. Hotchkiss and
family OF Washington, ID. C., who were
in Randolph last summer.
Mrs. NJ. A. Tewksbury reached home
Saturday from a summer outing at York
Beach, Me-, but came directly from Con-
cord, N. H., where she had been visiting
since the previous Thursday.
The II. C. Woodwork Real Estate
agency has sold for George &. Smith his
farm in Brookfield, stock and tools foi
$4,000 to w. II. Huggard OF Canton, n.
", who takes possession Immediately.
Miss Fannie Sanborn went back tC
New York Saturday after 9 fortnight''
outing AZ W. s. Howard's farm, wher'
Mrs. w. r. Sanborn and daughter are tC
remain a few days longer before return
ing to New York.
Miss f. s. Fogg and Miss Olivia John
son arrived Saturday morning after
, months absence in Chicago as the guest
OF Miss Fogg's sister, Mrs. Fannie Howe
Miss johnson went on later in the day t
WbiteAeId, n. H., to resume duty a
nurse 10 the hospital there.
Miss Katherine Denison, vho has beer
with her sister, Mrs. j. r. Spring, at tn
Gage farm IN WHICH, ~ h'' thousn ~
summer, is being entertained by Mis-
, Desier Moulton. Miss Denison begal
last fall a special course in primary worI
at the Fitchburg Normal school and IN
tends to complete it in Boston this year
Mrs. Angie Wood has received news o
the death Of her niece, Mrs. Jane Sheldon
OF Springfield, who was with her 10
some time last summer. The deeeaset
Was the widow OF Charles Sheldon, tray
cling man who was well known in TN
vicinity. Her death was due TO pneu
r monia and a weak heart and occurred 2
the home OF her sister, Mrs. Homer Parke
in winchendon, Mass. Mrs. Sheldon va