Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-12-30
Randolph.
GEORGIA WHITE. Local Editor.

MllIaTu anu DOfa DO0kldbb went II
Boston saturday for weeks vacation.
Miss Cora Bliss was the Christmas
,ouest OF Mrs. Estella Gibson in Bethel.
Miss Bertha Manney has gone to Bos
tou to spend the last week Of the vacation
period.
Miss Hannah Aldrich was with her rel
atjVes in Rochester over Saturday and
Sunday.
DIR. Charles eastman is passing the
holidays with his mother, Mrs. q. 4.
Cushman.
Mrs. Hale l. Flint has been in Milton
since Friday with her parents, Rev. and
Mrs.. e. Il. Herrick.
John Chase OF Boston was with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l. s. Chase, from
Friday to Monday night.
George F. Mitchell of Boston spent
Christmas and Sunday with his hancee,
Miss Winifred j. Richmond.
chief Judge ]. w. Rowell was in
Montpelier Monday and Tuesday, work
Ing on supreme court cases.
Miss Bessie Lewis came Friday for q
weeks respite from her work as special
teacher in the schools OF Concord, Mass
daughter, Olga Gertrude, weighing
II pounds, was born at the sanatorium
Sunday night to Mr.. and Mrs. Guy A.
Osha.
Mrs. Annie Edison went to Lebanon, N.
H.. Friday and came back Monday, &C
compauied by her sister, Miss Jennie
Johnston.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. G. Buck and daug hter
came back Monday from a holiday trip to
the home OF Mr.. Bucks mother in Leba-
non, n. II.
Leon Alexander, after a few days vaca-
ton went back Monday to his work for
the Vermont Farm Machine company in
Bellows Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. C. Austin of Ply
mouth. Mass, are with the family OF their
daughter, Mrs. Thomas Bissette, on the
j. B. Adams farm to stay until after New
Years.
Horace Moulton arrived Friday from
New York TO pay his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs c. +. Moulton, aChrstmas visit but
was obliged TO return to the city Sunday
night.
Miss Genieve LAmson Is home from
Springfield, Mass, during the holiday re-
cess Of the Bay Path institute, in which
she is pursuing q teachers commercial
course
Mr. and Mrs. John h.mDuBois and in
FAINT son were entertained in Montpelier
over saturday end Sunday by Mrs. Du-
Bots parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Gis-
borne.
Miss Ella Brownell of North Pomfret,
A. D.. -.
high school in the class OF 1908, is stu
dent from Smith college in Pomfret for
the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. J. Marcott are enter |
tanning their daughter Mrs. Don E. I
Moore, and two children OF Sharon, who
came Just before Christmas, which Mr.. /
Moore also passed in Randolph.
Mrs George s. Moulton has Joined the
family Of her daught r, Mrs. Ben Briggs,
In Hartford for the holiday season, dur
ing which her grandson, Robert Briggs,
Is home from his school in Bordentown,
M.
Mrs. Ellen blanchard, who had been
the guest Of Der daughter, Mrs. Thomas
Fitch, in Detroit, Mich, through the
fail, returned the gath, bringing Mrs.
WI H"iHN win HoE Aot stay VI t"o VI
three months.
Mrs. P. Z. Grow left Monday for
Brooklyn, \. Y, to spend the rest Of the
winter there with her daughter, Mrs. +.
A. Holbrook, and was accompanied by
her son, c. ;. Grow of New York, who
mad been in Randolph for Christmas.
Rev. J. Wallace CHESHIRE, the new pas
TOR Of the Federated churches, arrives
today from South Paris, Me-, with his
vile and two sons, aud will take posses
SION OF the Kelley house on Randolph
avenue, which has been rented for par
sonsge.
Mt. and Mrs. Roy Huse Of Windsor
We're guests at A. J. Huse's Saturday and
sunday, the former returning then TO his
work IN the Windsor machine shop,
while Mrs. Huse went to East Randolph
2 stay few days with her mother, Mrs.
Alfred Cone.
Miss Catherine Metzger, who came
from Boston Friday to spend Christmas
With her relatives in Randolph, returned
Sunday night to her duties as stenogra-
pner In the Office OF c. q. Dubois, comp (
Ioiier Of the American Telegraph aud I
Telephone company.
"f' Ano Mrs. George b. Emery and
sWo sons reached home Monday after
nee weeks absence on the part of Mrs.
Emery and the children, who had been
visiting in Mount Holly, Brownsville and
luaioS They we're Joined in their ex-
'ufsion by Mr.. Emery three weeks ago.
Miss Bessie silverthorue, librarian at
Sotstoh university, aud her mother
stopped here Sunday and Monday on
euelf way to Boston, where they will re-
N, NAN until after New Years. Yesterday
49, silverthorne attended a meeting OF
,ae New England Library association in
At. and Mrs NJ. V. Chadwick had for
VWViilaay visitors their son, Fred, and Miss
,n'nnitred's 6ance, G. F. Kenworthy, .
nom Waterbury. Conn, the latter Ieav- I,
-s Sunday night. Fred Chadwick will
u,ong bis stay to a week before going ,
49, 70 waterbury, where be is nov nice
"'ahiished In mail order business.
Aau a. Pember OF Woodstock. son OF
' Aead Pember Of Randolph stock, is the