Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-08-12
Randolph Continued.

DIR. and Mrs. j. P. Clifford returned
from their wedding trip last night.
Miss Jennie Godfrey came home satur
dav, after an absence Of six weeks in Bur
ington.
Pearl Washburn is home on a two
weeks vacation from cIerking ia a store
at Brandon.
Miss Jessie ChedeI went to Woodstock
Saturday and will be joined there today
by her sister, Marjorie.
Miss Winnie Jones Of Rochester il
staying for awhile with the family OF her
aunt, Mrs. d. B. Fassett.
Miss Fannie Howard is having q
weeks rest from her duties in the suit de-
partment of E. A. Thomas' store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Gleason Hill of Ded-
ham, Mass, were among the arrivals last
night and are being entertained at o. j.
Marcott's.
Miss Ida Flint of Boston, who was ex-
pected earlier but was obliged to delay
her vacation q week, is now with her
mother, Mrs. Lucinda Cleveland.
Howard Holden, son of DR.. aud Mrs.
H. W. Holden, is eonvalescing from a
severe illness of auto-intoxication of the
stomach and bowels. Mrs. Holden has
been i'll the past week with tonsilitis.
Mr.. and Mrs. 1. s. Chase returned last
night from three weeks trip to Boston,
Portland, DanyiIle, Lewiston and Buck
| field, Me-, and brought home with them
Mr.. and Mrs. John Daggett of Neponset,
Mass.
Mrs. Walter NJ. Taber OF Huntington
visited her husband, who boards at P. c.
Dodge's, from Saturday until today. Mr..
Taber accompanied her home, but will re-
turn next week to continue house paint
ing here.
Frank Porter has moved from c. B.
Mann's house on Central street to the
house of Lewis Steele on Park street, and
the tenement in the Mann house has been
rented by Albert Porter, q brother Of the
former tenant.
Miss vernie Chamberlain and her
mother have come from SaxonviIle,
Mass, where Miss Chamberlain teaches,
and are at their rooms in c. B. Mann's
house on Fales street for the rest Of the
school vacation.
Hon. James Hutchinson, while on Mer-
chants Row yesterday morning, was
overcome BY faintness, due to a digestive
disturbance, and was taken into the
Grant drug store. He soon revived and
later in the day felt much better.
Mrs. Frank N. Holman and two dauRh-
4 tiers, Mabel and Isadore, of Springfield.
Mass. former residents OF Randolph,
came last night to visit among their rela-
tives of the Holman family. A third
daughter, Josephine, has beeh in town
three weeks.
Leroy q. Tilson, who had been in town
since the 4th inst, went back to Boston
Sunday night. His son, Elmer, who has
been taking physical culture treatments
in the city, is making gratifying i'm
provement in health and will remain
there indefinitely.
/ Mrs. Julia Cummings OF PlainfieId ar
rived last Thursday to see her daugh-
/ ter. Miss Julia, before the latter's return
to Claremont, n. H., after ten days
stay with her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs
A. H. Powers. Mrs. Cummings re-
manned until Tuesday.
An auto party including Mr.. and Mrs.
VIII Thompson of Waterbury, Mr.. and
/ Mrs. Al. Stone and John Ryan Of Mont.
pelier were at II. T. Holman's Sunday.
Mr.. Thompson is cousin OF Mrs. Hol-
man and Mr.. Stone was a pupil in q
school she taught 80 years ago.
/ Mrs. T. ]. Deavitt OF Montpelier, many
] years ago q teacher in the Orange County
Grammar school, was entertained from
Monday to Wednesday by former pupil.
Mrs. Il. II. Mcintyre. During her stay
she was taken to the Center, which she
had not visited before in over 30 years.
/ Mrs. s. L. Buttles and her daughter.
Ethelyn, are home from an absence OF
two months in Warren aud Lincoln. and
~ n
I Worcester, Mass, came with them Mon
day. While they were away q daughter
was born to Mrs. ButtIes' son. Cornelius.
and his wife in Warren.
Mrs. A. A. Smith, now living in White
River junction, has been in Bethel on
visit to her sisters, Mrs. Charles stearns
OF that place and Mrs. Ruth Bigelow Of
Detroit, Mich, who accompanied her to
Randolph yesterday. Mrs. Stearns and
Mrs. Bigelow spent the afternoon here
calling and Mrs. Smith went to A. @. Os-
goods, where she is to visit q day or two.
/ The funeral of Milan Hebard was held
at the home OF a nephew, Clifford Sawyer,
in North Hayerhill, ". H., Aug. 4, the
pastor Of the Methodist church ofRciat-
ing. The Grand Army post attended in a
body and the comrades acted as bearers.
Mr.. Hebard served three years in the
Civil war and was a member OF U. s.
Grant post. @. A. R., for long time be-
fore his removal from Randolph. He had
been faithful member OF the Methodist
church from his young manhood and en-
deavored always to perform to the best Of
his ability whatever duties were entrust-
ed to him.
Funeral of {. 7. SauR.
The funeral Of the late Edward T. SauIt
was held at the residence on Prospect
avenue at o'clock saturday afternoon.
and large assembly paid the last tribute
Of. respect to the Grand Army comrade,
Masonic brother and fellow citizen,
whom all honored and esteemed. In &C
cordance with the expressed wish Of the
deceased, Rev. Homer White preached the
funeral sermon, and U. S. Grant post, g.
A. R., had its ritual service at the house,
Alfred Eaton. commander and r n pie