Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-10-14

The Randolph WOmane Literary ciuu
will meet with Mrs. NJ. A. Tewksbury
Saturday. Oct. 10.
Mrs. Henry Fits left Tuesday 10 spend
some time with her brother, e. NJ. Lam
son, at Hudson, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. c. Heath OF Warren
were at DIR. F. c. Angeles over Sunday
on their way TO Boston.
Alvin Jewett has moved his household
goods from Hlncock TO his newly pur-
Chased place near The Manchester.
After months visit with her sister,
Mrs. W. c. Emerson, Mrs. Scott Powers
returned Friday to Littleton, n. II.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Oney completed q
short engagement at the Bethel Inn and
went Monday to Montpelier to work.
NJ. NJ. Wilson is attending supreme
court at Montpelier today, where the
/ Flint Holman SANDER case is up for trial.
Mrs. Nettie Tinkham of Minnesota,
/ who has been spending the summer here,
is visiting this week in st. Adams and
Barre.
Mrs. A. L. Baldwin left Tuesday to
join her son in Boston, after a two
months stay with her sisters, the Misses
Holman.
DIR. J. P. Clifford reads a paper on elm
fiammation" today at the meeting OF the
State Medical society at White River
junction.
Miss Hortense Flint returned Tuesday
to her school ct Putnamsville, her over
Sunday stay here being prolonged day
by illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Watson Lamb OF Somer-
vile, Mass, returned to the Randolph
Inn Yesterday after & week spent ia
Montpelier.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scion Leland and Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Kent OF Salisbury, former
residents, we're in town the first OF the
week, coming by auto.
William Tracy OF st. Adams was down
over sunday and placed with Fredd Hay
ward an order for a Ford touring car to
be delivered next April.
Mrs. Q. w. A. Putnam was in Mont
pelier yesterday, to see her son, George,
whose wife is critically i'll at the Fanny
Allen hospital, Burlington.
Completing a two months stay here.
Mrs. Mary Saxton went Friday TO Keene. /
N. H., continuing Monday to ioin her
daughter in Holyoke, Mass.
Miss Bertha A. Rowell left Friday for
Philadelphia, where she is to take a 1
course in learning the operation CT the y
monotype typesetting machine.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ford enjoyed a
two weeks vacation at their former home /
in Granville, Mr.. Ford returning to duty
in w. W. Morton's store Monday.
Fresh raspberry pies are not so common
at this season but that one made at X. W.
Aliens home Tuesday from berries picked
the same day, Oct. ~, was keenly rel
ished.
J. W. Fargo was operated on at the
sanatorium Monday by Drs. L. A. Russ
low and F. G. Angel for appendicitis of
which he had a sudden seizure. He is
doing we'll.
G. ID. Sanborn is moving to the upper
tenement in the Wedgwood house, vacat-
ed recently by Walter Brown, who has
purchased and moved to place on Emer-
son terrace.
Miss Winiired Richmond Joined yester-
day party OF friends from Manchester,
N. H., for five days trip through the
White mountains, bound to be delightful
at this season.
Col. A. B. Chandler passed Sunday in
Bradford. Mrs. Frank Chandler, who
has had the domestic direction at Mari
Castle this summer, leaves for BROOKLYN
today. Col. Chandler and son, Willis,
will remain about a week longer.
e. I. Clahin, director OF the Orange
County Telephone Co., is relaying the
line between Randolph and Randolph
Center, placing new cedar poles with six
pin crossarms, and stringing four
through wires, with six part of the way.
Prof. Edwin Frost, director Of the
Yerkes observatory at Williams Bay,
Wis, stopped over yesterday afternoon to
visit his cousins, Mrs. r. o. Blanchard
and Miss Mary s. Dubois, on his way TO
Hanover, where he represents the Uni
versity OF Chicago at the Inauguration OF
Dartmouth's new president.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Tilson, who have
been making their home at Rev. q. o.
Howe's place on Prospect avenue for the
past year, have moved this week to the
house on Randolph avenue occupied by
NJ. II. Miller before his purchase of the
sanford house. Mr.. and Mrs. Howe
will make their usual pilgrimage to the !
south the coming winter.
II. I. johnson reached home last 8
Thursday night from Chicago, where he {
attended the funeral OF his sister, Mrs. |
Clara A. Baldwin, at the home at Nor
gan PARK. Rev. Lorenzo d. Case Of st.
Paul's Universalist church, Chicago, OF Z
which Mrs. Baldwin had been an active .
member for nearly thirty years, officiat- '
ID. Mrs. Baldwin, during her early life I
n Randolph, was for time compositor
n the Herald Office. r
A party Of five left Randolph Yesterday d
'n the afternoon express for California. n
Mr. and Mrs. Flynn Parmenter and child :
IRE returning to South Pasadena, after y
pending the summer here and IN Roch. y
ster. Their return vas DELAYED by The
Door health Of Mr.. Parmenter's father N
Rochester. B. NJ. Huse started 10 Join :,
lis son at Pixley, Cal, and George a =,
Toward, who has rented his farm N ~
frank A. Williams, started for National =
'ity and will remain there for a rest Of !, =
ONE duration. ~
church Notes. ri,
Rev. Homer White will ofieiate At 81
ohn's church next Sunday at 1870