Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-09-16
Randolph Continued.

J. Bradford Mcintyre of Chicago is in
Randolph on a two weeks vacation from
the Office OF the Illinois Steel company.
Miss Luthera Ellis, who had heeD at
W. W. Mortcn's since the first of July,
went home to Somerville, Mass, Satur-
day.
Mrs. ]. H. Moulton and daughter,
Miss Mary. have gone to Montpelier to
stay a week with Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
E. Moulton.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. e. Copeland have had
with them Mrs. Charles W. Howard and
daughter, Blanche, who came Friday and
go away today.
Mrs. Jane Henry of st. Adams is
spending q week among her cousins, c.
r. Granger, Mrs. @. J. Prince and Mrs.
H. ". Fletcher.
Rev. and Mrs. A. c. Gilmore are enter
tanning at the Center Mr.. Gilmore's
mother, Mrs. Rebecca A. Gilmore, of
Royalston, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Williams of
Hartford, Conn, are in this vicinity for
a few weeks, visiting in Randolph, Beth
ell and Mortified.
The fire alarm will sound some day this
week for a practice hustle on the part OF
the fire department and will not signify a
serious eonhagration.
L. d. Rhodes started today on a trip to
Exeter, Boston, Medford and Woburn.
His daughter, Mrs. E. j. Boyden, lives at
the last named place.
Mrs. T. c. Brooks and daughter, Hes
ter. will end their summer outing and
leave tomorrow night to reioin Mr..
Brooks in Washington, d. c.
~ e. W.rhau- - - CL.-o.
yesterday and was met there by her
daughter, Mrs. Myrtis Cbam5erlin, re-
turning from a visit in Springfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. +. Hutchins took
their departure to Montpelier Tuesday
after a weeks visit to Mr.. Hutchins' sis
ter, Mrs. A. E. johnson, n family.
) J. B. Wells is in Orange, STAFFORD an d
Fairlee this week inspecting permanent
road work. He finds some excellent
work lone in Orange county this year.
E Miss Irene Nudge Granger of Lynn,
Mass, has Joined her sister, Miss Jennie
Granger, at the home Of Mrs. Mary
Mann, whose guest she will be for a cou-
pie Of weeks.
: Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Kilburn are away
. on n ten DAYS trip to West Derby, Sher-
y brooke. p. G., and other points in Can
ada. They will also include Greensboro
7 in their itinerary.
William G. Holman Of Mortified,
Mass, was in town from Monday to
: Wednesday, visiting his brother, Charles
H. Holman, and his uncle and aunt, Mr.,
y and Mrs. William damn.
! Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Hollis ara three
! children went yesterday to Natick, Mass,
: where the children will be left with theil
grandparents while Mr.. and Mrs. Hollis
take q trip to New York.
The hash supper at the Baptist chape
Tuesday was so largely patronized thai
( few fragments remained and the supply
OF food proved hardly equal to the de
mand. The receipts amounted to abou'
. $50.
Mrs. Dorothea Bernbaum Of Marsh
q field, Mass, a summer visitor at c. F
G~riswoldis, was Joined Saturday by be
son, Prof. Ernest BernbaUm, OF Har
! ward college, who remained until Sun
day.
10 Mr.. and Mrs. William Earle Of Bos
A. ton are visiting Mrs. Earle's parents, Mr.
he and Mrs. Paul Rabtoy, who are now liy
ing in the McCoIlom house on Schoo
10 street, lately bought by Charles Rabto.
4. OF @. A. Chedel for $4,000.
Wallace Burridge of Claremont, n. II.
played in the band at the Woodstock fai
the Sth and 9Th insts., and on the latte
date Joined bis wife and child in this vii
les lage, where they all remained until Sur
IL day with his parents, Mr.. and Mn
of Charles I. Burridge.
IS Mrs. Mabel Leonard and two children
ng LilIis and Luther, left Tuesday for thsi
I'd home in Trenton, n. j., after a thre
ps weeks stay with Mrs. Leonard's aunI
ID Mrs. Clemmie Pratt. A cousin, Mis-
Harriet l. Crandall Of Newport, r. l.,
now the guest of Mrs. Pratt.
DR.. E. II. Stewart, a prominent dentii
OIL OF Joliet, ILL.,, arrived last Thursday an
W. was with his brother, DR.. @. l.. Stewar
III until Monday, when he went to Boston
al He returned from that city last night I
to spend two or three days more in Raj
dolph before departing to Joliet.
to Mr.. n Mrs. Hudson Fl. Bailey an
N; daughters, Ellis and Alta, who had bee
Y With their relatives in Randolph an
ne Rochester nearly tour months, started Ia
OIL night on their return to South Pasaden
Cal, which they expect to reach ne
Monday. A crowd of friends were
the station to see them of and wish the
a safe journey across the continent. nj
i II anu AAAGs AAAah ANU AAAA
who came from California with Il
Baileys, will delay their departure
South Pasadena another month.
an Mr.. and Mrs. A. Kenworthy, Mr.. ar
Oe. Mrs. P. r. Bissell and Charles F. Ke
ice worthy, all Of Waterbury, Conn, we
all quests Sunday at NJ. V. Chsdwick's
their return from camp at Silver lax
IT'S Barnard. Mr.. Bissell went back to W
zee. terbury Sunday and was followed 4
no. next day by Mrs. Bissell and her parent
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Kenworthy. FIR
Chadwick, who was also of the campiE
party. left for New York last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Briggs had a 1
- union of their children Saturday al
Sunday at their residence on School sire
and in the family circle were Mart
ing Briggs from Pasadena, Cal, Alton Brig
from Pike, n. H., Mr.. and Mrs. R.
Briggs and two children of Vergenn
and Mr.. and Mrs. d. N. Rice and tv
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