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

MIS- hOoo OOOtAdSc hao ICtufnru nun
three weeks trip to The Weirs, PittsheId
and Derry, N. II.
John Chase of Boston Was with his par
ents, Mr.. aud Mrs. L s. Chase, over sun
day and Monday.
Miss Hazel Fairbanks is in Boston mar
kets preparing for another millinery sea-
son IN Derby Line.
Mrs. d. e. Cooling arrived Monday
from Maiden, Mass, and is with her sis
ter, Mrs. NJ. e. Holmes.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hathaway of
Brookline, Mass, took their departure
Tuesday from p. P. Lamson's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Clifford came from
Rochester Monday to take possession of
their new home on Maple street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leet e. BIodgett and son,
Ralph, OF West Lebanon. N. H., were at
g. w. Panton's Sunday and Monday.
Mrs. o. 8. Chamberlain has been suffer-
ing severely lately from rheumatism
affecting the right arm ans shoulder
Miss Sara Chedel is again with her
grandmother, Madam Chedel, in Frank
lin Falls, N. H.. after month at home.
Miss Katherine Dudley came home last
Thursday from vacation trip to Boston,
Middleboro and West SomerviIle, Mass.
Mrs. Hale L. Flint was taken to the
sanstorium last Thursday to undergo an
operation, from which she is recovering
nicely.
Freeland Jewett of Brookline, Mass,
president OF the Eastern Tale company,
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Z. B. Hol-
lis over Sunday.
Mrs. Arson MouItrop OF Westminster
West, who left for hume yesterday, had
been spending q week with her sister,
Mrs. johnson B. Sargent.
Arthur Newton, who was playing in the
Elm cottage Tennis tournament, was sum
moned to New York Friday night by the
illness OF his infant son.
Mrs. Thomas Hammond, who had been
staying with Mrs. r. j. Kimball and her
daughters at Montague Place, left Mon
day for Northampton, Mass.
Misses Stella and Grace Burns, journey
ing from Lebanon, N. H., to their home
in Chateaugay, n. Y, stopped over last
night with Mrs Annie Edison.
Mr.. and Mrs. George C. Sawyer OF
Montpelier spsnt Sunday at NJ. c. Row
ellis, and Miss Lsonide Greaney OF Win
ooksi was q guest there Labor day.
Miss Marcia Amsden, who was with
her mother, Mrs Mary Amsden, through
q fortnight's vacation, has gone back tc
her work in North LeomiDster, Mass.
Mrs. r. w. Baldwin closed the cottage
in Peth Monday and, with her daughter,
Annis, and sons, Charles and Henry,
went to her home in Essex Junction.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. p. Abbott, guests Of
, Mr.. and Mrs. 7. J. Adams, have gon,
back to Proctor, of whose union schoo
district Mr.. Abbott is superintendent.
, Mrs. @. W. Grinneli OF Fitchburg
Mass, is at the Church farm for til,
fourth consecutive season and will spent
. the months of September and Octobe
there.
/ Mrs. J. Densmore Battles, who Is q
home again, has been much improved Ii
health by six weeks outing at Queer
City park with Mrs. William Brunton o
Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. W. Douglass hav
been entertaining Mrs. II. z. Morrill, o
|, Windsor, who was with them Tuesda,
. and Wednesday and then went on t
!. Montpelier.
Stanley r. Zeno OF New York an
Miss Theresa Pierce Of Springfield, Mass.
Z arrived last Thursday ct Elm cottage
I, from which another guest, Arthur Dol
Z = of Boston, departed Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Tewksbury hav
\. been gaining so we'll for 9 few days pas
| that their son, E. W. Tewksbury, expect
], to be able to bring them home from Yor
y Beach, Me-, before the end Of this week
e Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Tewksbury
- Miss Jennie Wadleigh and Miss Icy Mar
/. chester went Sunday to Boston, whel
y Mrs. rewksbury is buying goods for b.
= millinery department in E. A. eThomal
= store.
e. Miss ida l. Flint, having completed
years service as public stenographer
the Quincy House, Boston, has now q
!. cepted q position as stenographer Il
James L. Gillingham, counsellor-at-lav
y in his Boston offlce.
,e Recent departures Of vacation CUES
I'd from the Randolph Inn are Mr.. and Mr.
ne Julian AIlbee and daughter, who r
Es turned to Springfield, Mass, Monda
and Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Gordon, WI
went to Lynn, Mass, Tuesday.
Mrs. Elva Fits Of Fitchburg, Mass, b
oi been staying with her sisters, Mrs.
ne A. Wainwright in this village, Mr.
henry Farr in Braintree and Mrs. Hem
Rice IN Bethel. She started yesterday
home, stopping en- route at Windso
BIO where she has a son.
Mrs. Henry Allen went Sunday to Wi
cbendon, Mass, where the family of b
son, Herbert Allen, is living. She W
also visit another son, Frank Veo,
Springfield, Mass, q brother, Edwa
~ Pinney, in Springfield, Vt, and sor
I'M friends in Bellows balls.
IN Mrs. Elmer Howe and daughter Of Je
eho, who had been paying farewell Wis
to Mrs. Howe's brother, c. L. Smith,
the Center and to Miss Vernie Chamb.
,ra lain in this village, went to Barre vest,
IN day. They will soon start for Californi
~ where their future home is to be.
at James Freebourn arrived Tuesday fro
ng Springfield, Mass, where he had been
hospital recovering from injuries
Tn ceived in q wrestling match at GreenfieI
,of Mass, Aug. IS. He went on Wedneed
of to bis home in Des Moines and, on I
wn advice OF his physician, viii retire fro
the wrestling field permanently.