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

west hrookneld.
Miss Bessie Copeland is eIerking in the
store Of Stockwell & Hatch.
Mrs. Marshall Wires left the Inn satur-
day for her home in Lynn, Mass.
William Pearl of New York was the
recent guest OF DR.. and Mrs. II. H. Hay
ward.
Mrs. Jane Spear of st. Paul, Nina, is
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. e. Ken
drick.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy c. Holman are en-
tertaining Mr.. and Mrs. W. j. butcher of
Boston.
Miss Edith Blanchard is taking
years business course at Goddard semin-
ary, Barre.
Miss s. L. Meserole arrived last night
from Brooklyn, N. Y, and is a guest at
Montague Place.
Luke Parish continues to impraRs slow
~ from bis serious illness and Is ahle to
sit up a little every day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Watson Lamb OF West
Somerville, Mass, have been ct the Ram
dolph Inn since Tuesday.
Charles Adams, son OF J.B. Adams of
the Center, has begun he study of law IN
the office OF NJ. NJ. Wilson.
Charles Pratt left iowa Yesterday 10 re-
sumo work at the Perkins Institute for
the Blind at South Boston, Mass.
Mrs. Arthur Dana Of lowell, Mass.
W ho had been at @. Fl. Miles since the
/ first Of July, went away Monday.
Paul Seymour OF Worcester, Mass, is
spending a couple OF weeks with his
brothers, Henry and Nelson Seymour.
Henry Noble. who is about to sell
his farm near Peth, has rented q tene-
ment in the Howe house on Elm street.
Mrs. Herbert e. Flint, who had been at
Judson Fits and A. Il. Beedle's q few
weeks, went back to Springfield, Mass,
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Bell have been iu
the New York markets this week. buying
millinery and other goods Tor Bell Broth
ers' store.
Mrs. Anna Chase OF Saratoga Springs,
! N. Y, and Mrs Hattie Chase of Bethel,
are making their annual visit among
| friends in Randolph.
J. A. Fowler cf Ludlow was in towr
Monday on business, coming from tht
place in Royalton, where he and Mrs
+ EOMAEE UAHS bHt Hl0nAnns
Harley Fortin has been out Of health
lately and was obliged last Thursday Il
give up work at Salisbury Brothers' fac
tory. He seems now to be gradually i'm
proving
Mr.. and Mrs. c. j. stockwell have Mis-
Emily Harlow OF Hancock with them
Miss Harlow, an accomplished musician
has been pianist at Bread Loaf Inn, Rip
ton. this summer.
Mrs. Jennie Evans was at E. A. Shat
tuck's Monday night. stopping here OF
her way from Greensboro to Boston, il
which city she and friend are to open
millinery shop this season.
Mrs. Hattie Sinclair Of West Lebanon
n. H., is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Heber 7
Holman, who entertained alsD over Sun
day and Monday their brother, Franz
Holman, OF Springfield. Mass
! Mr.. and Mrs Erwin 8. whheomb ar
now located in Boston, where Mr.. Whit
! comb is acting as secretary of the Hon
J Stake and Consolidated Mining CON
, panies, in which q; W. Boyce is inter
ested.
Lee Tinkham, who has been with hi
grandfather, r. E. Parker, since SatuI
QANs went uACk tuuAJ " NeWpONAg Wh0A
he ia working with his mother, Mrs. Lul
; Back Lepine, in the Express & Standar
Office.
: Mrs. ]. NJ. Thompson and daughter
Beatrice, OF Montpelier are with Mr.
Thompson's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Foster, who have likewise for guests MI
and Mrs. Fred Partridge and daughter
Dorothy, Of Saratoga Springs, n. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dana Luce have move
|, back to this village from Barre and are
: live in the Albert Dales cottage on Duo
!. ley street as soon as Mr.. Dales can vaeai
= it to occupy the new house he has COZ
: structed out Of the Tucker. shop on an az
joining lot.
Mrs. Inez Segar, who is at present wit
Mr.. and Mrs. c. d. Sanborn, came la
: Thursday from South Hadley, Mass, Il
\ vacation place OF her sister, Miss Edit
Abbott. with whom she remained sevs
weeks. Miss Edith is again teaching q
!. in a Normal college in New York city.
n George c. Mooney, who was reporte
D last week as the recently appointed st
ton agent at Barre for the Central We
mont railway, has resigned the positie
to become a member of u new grant
ID firm in st. Albans and has gone to tn
le city to engage in the business OF his cor
W pany.
= Mrs. e. r. Draper has SO far recover
3 from the injury to her left arm, receive
g in a carriage accident early in the SUI
mer, that she has decided to reopen b
millinery shops in Randolph and Bar
and, accompanied by her daughter, Rut
went to New York Tuesday to sele
= goods.
:. DIR. e. II. Stearns has moved his fami
"A from Mrs. George L. Spears house
- Randolph avenue to the residence he
built this summer on South Pleasa
street. The doctor intends to erect a
other year a cottage house on Sou
n Pleasant street, on the lot at the sou
II corner of Highland avenue.
is Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Rancor, "
to were married about two months az
have moved from SaranRc Lake. N.