Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-06-17
Randolph.
eEORaIA WHITE. Local Editor.

Miss Helen Hoxie Of Boston is staying
with Mrs. NJ. E. Holmes.
W. A. Gourley has gone to Lowell,
Mass, for an indefinite soiourn.
John Lyman of South Washington was
at Mrs. Lyman Drake's Monday.
Mrs. W. B. Wall is in New York, vis-
iting her niece, Mrs. R. Fl. Coy.
City Judge y. n. Post OF st. AIbans
made business trip to Randolph Friday.
Alonzo Emery is erecting barn at the
rear OF his residence on Highland avenue.
II. A. Leonard was housed from Friday
to Tuesday by neuralgia trouble with
TOOTH.
Miss Josephine Dufie OF Cambridge,
Mass, is the guest OF Miss Winnifred
Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. vern Kittredge Of Bethel
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Bryant Sunday.
Mrs. Adelbert Spooner has moved from
tenement in the Gay block to the Web
ster house on Weston street.
Mrs. Edwin B. Weston of Derry, n.
H., has been with her mother, Mrs. Eu-
genie Ellison, since last Thursday.
Paul johnson and Albert Mnrcott went
to Sharon Monday on a fishing excursion
from which they returned yesterday.
Miss Ethel Greene is spending couple
Of weeks with her uncles. Rev. r. A. and
Rev. L. L. Greene, in Lowell and Chelms-
ford, Mass.
Mrs. J. P. Harwood went back to Cam
bridge, Mass, yesterday after fortnight
in town spent mostly witA the family Of
e. A. Hatch.
Miss Ellen Whitney, &ho has been in
Royalton convsIeseing from a serious ILL
ness, is much better and is at J. B. Ell
dredge's for awhile.
Miss Jennie Johnston of Lebanon, N.
H., visited her sisters, Mrs. W. F. Edison
and Miss Maude Johnston, Saturday
and Sunday.
Eugene Marshall has rented the lower
I part of Mrs. c. L. Newton's house on
School street and will move from the
Fits farm next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Hutchinson and
son OF Cambridge, Mass, are being en-
tertained by Mrs. Hutchinson's uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Ketchum.
Judge G. L. stowe Of Chelsea Was &C
companied by Mrs. Stow on his probate
court trip to Randolph Tuesday, and they
were guests at.A. II. Powers until yester-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. fl. Gladding hat
with them Tuesday and Wednesday Mrs
Gladding's cousins. Mrs. Walter Littl'
aud Miss Hattie Siblsy of North Mont
peIier.
Mis-. B. e. Niekerson, Mrs. l. L. Dick
erman and son, Kenneth, were in Water
bury yesterday. Mrs. Nickerson returni
today while Mrs. Dickerman stops a
! Montpelier.
Lemuel Richmond and II. p. SanforS
have bought OF the Susan Robinson es
. tate for $500 the farm OF 144 acres lyinl
between the Godfrey and Holman farm
on the road to Peth.
! H. B. Salisbury and his sons, Franklin
Philip and Albert, started Monday morn
ing in their touring car for Boston. Mr.
Salisbury, Sr., attended q meeting o
! furniture dealers the 18th.
Leonard Coulumbe, who contracts
blood poisoning in bis. left hand by get
ting cement into blister on his palm
now has an abscess under his left aru
that has had to be opened twice.
Fred Shequine, an employe in the sar
, gent, Osgood & Roundy foundry, had hi
left eyebrow badly torn by an overhang
ing wire hook that caught him as b
jumped down from a flask Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Stickney an
7 daughter, Annie, of Campton, n. II.
l have been recent guests of Mrs. Eliz
: stoughton at L. Fl. Rumrill's. Mri
l stickney is a sister of Mrs. Stoughton.
0 Rev. and Mrs. A. c. Gilmore, Mr.. an
b Mrs. Luke Parish and Mr.. and Mr.
< Frederick Leeds went to st. AIbans Tues
day to attend the annual diocesan cor
vention of the Episcopal churches in Vel
: mont.
/ F.H. Ketchum has decided the Almo
e Morse farm he bought two weeks ago fc
0 1880 to Mrs. Ruby E., wife of HERNIA
: .. Jones of Granville, for exactly th
n same sam. Mr.. and Mrs. Jones are mo-
. occupying the place.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. ID. Partridge starte
this morning on trip to Ogdensbur
and Potsdam, n. Y. Their daug htel
Mrs. Arthur Roberts, and son of NJ,
: Henry, ILL.,, who had been visiting then
!, went yesterday to Barre.
@. c. Clifford is excavating for ii
I foundation of his new house on ii
' Emerson tract overlooking South Mai
}, and Prospect streets. The house is to
3Ox4O feet over all and story and ha
high with gambrel roof.
n J. j. Washburn of Batavia, n. T., viz
y president Of the Wizard Plow ccmpan,
e and Mrs. Washburn are spending te
h weeks in town for the benefit of NJ
Is Washburn's health and are making the
headquarters at the Randolph Inn.
The arrival OF Mrs. r. J. Kimhall an
her daughters at Montague Place fro
a Brooklyn, N. Y, has been delayed by Il
re illness of Miss Annie, who has given .
d her proposed trip abroad this SUNNI
d and is suffering severely from nervo'
he trouble.
L. B. johnson has purchased throug
the agency OF G. o. Osha a four-cylinde
30 horsepower Mitchell touring car.
le company with Mr.. Osha and j. w. Ra
3. mond, he goes to Brattleboro today al
,; the party will return tomorrow in &
car, it is expected.
The new assistant in DR.. E. o. Blanc
ards office is DR.. r. E. Claiming Of A
ID bany, N. Y, graduate of Tufts Dent
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