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


Mrs. c. J. Dyke is teaching in North
sherburne this fall.
Mrs. A. ]. Bell will visit the Boston
millinery markets this week.
George GIadding OF Laconia, N. H., is
visiting relatives in Randolph.
Miss Bessie LEWIS is serving her second
wear as principal Of the Royalton acad-
emy.
Miss NJ. Lucina saxton ended her va
cation from the Holyoke (Mass.) library
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. E. CoIburn we're at fl.
c. Aliens in GaysyiIle over Sunday and
Labor day.
A. G. Holman, who had been visiting
his aunt, Mrs. Mary Mann, went back to
Boston Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. II. Mccullough and
son, Kendrick, we're in White River
junction Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Lyon and baby
of Montpelier were over-sunday visitors
at George F. Dumas.
I Miss Marion Gleason Of Mount Yer
non, n. H., has been the recent guest of
Miss Carlotta Wiswall.
/ n. Landon Burchell of Washington, d.
c., is the guest OF his sister, Mrs. Arthur
Burt. at the Burt farm
Miss Georgia Mann is again on duty in
/ the Thresher silk store, Boston, after a
months vacation at HOME
Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Drew had with
them over Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
KiDgsbury of Montpelier.
Luke Parish has been much more COM
Portable lately and seems to be gaining
slowly from his serious illness.
Miss May O'ConDolly Of White River
Junction was with Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Lashua from Saturday to Tuesday.
Howard Drew left Tuesday to continue
his course in the training department for
nurses in the Boston City hospital.
Miss Annie shorey of West Roxbury,
Mass, who had been the guest of Miss
Harriet wiswall, went away Monday.
Mrs. A. F. whitcomb and daughter,
Anna, of Boston arrived Friday aud were
entertained at @. A. Chedel's until Tues
day.
J. B. Eldrsdge has Just placed an order
With the Randolph Inn garage for Ford
touring car to be delivered the first Of
April.
Miss Ethel Newton is having q vaca-
tion from the Herald office and, with heI
mother, Mrs. c. L. Newton, is in Warren
for few days.
the guest of her aunt, Mrs. o. B. Cope
land, two weeks, departed Monday te
Lawrence, Mass.
DR.. j. P. Clifford has commenced re
pairing his house on Highland avenue
and is adding bay window to both th'
east and west sides.
George II. Slack has his new house OF
Highland avenue nearly completed anc
has rented the lower floor to Mr.. anC
Mrs. Frank Kidder.
Mrs. A. g. Bradish and daughter
May, have gone back to Medford, Mass.
after q month in Randolph a. the guest
of Mrs. @. E. Cushman.
c. NJ. Montgomery of the BostoI
police force is with his mother and sister
Mrs. Mary and Miss Lura Montgomery
for two weeks vacation.
Mrs. Charles w. Hayward has sue
cumbed to nervous prostration and viii
} be obliged to take a long rest from tn
care Of the Randolph Inn.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. c. Roundy and tw,
daughters came home Monday from
tour among their relatives in Rocking
ham, Westminster and Charlestown, N.
DR.. and Mrs. 4. o. Blanchard, Mr.
, and Mrs. A. e. Bass and Mrs. B. ID. Du
Bois were the auto party entertained b.
Mrs. b. e. Nickerson in Braintree yesteE
day.
Herbert e. Flint, who was called I
Randolph by the death of his step-fath
er, Lewis Fish, went back to Springfield
Mass, Monday but Mrs. Flint is still
here.
: Hudson H. Bailey and family were i
Roxbury from Monday until Wednesday
taking leave of their friends, as they ar
to start on their return to South Pass
; dena, CAL, the 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Tenney of FEEDERS
Point, Fla, who had been the guests c
Mrs. E. L. Brooks, went to Burlington I
spend Sunday and, returning here Nor
! day, left the next day for Boston.
Mrs. H. Fl. Mcintyre was in Pomfre
from Friday to Tuesday, attending n
! union of the Miller family at the ol
homestead, where Mr.. and Mrs. M. +
Miller have been staying some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin B. Weston {
I Derry, n. H., who were on their way
D Bristol, stopped here Tuesday to see Mr.
: weston's mother, Mrs. Eugenie Ellison
4 and continued their journey yesterday.
e Mrs I. T. Butterfield, Mrs. Denn
e Rattee and three children went to Bari
s Saturday to remain two or three week
] with Mrs. Butterfeld's daughter, Mr.
Dana Luce, and other relatives in the citl
DR.. and Mrs. Gilman A. Wheeler d.
parted Saturday to White River Junctio
!, and were Joined there Tuesday by Mr.
Margaret Smith, who accompanied thel
! home to Boston after q days visit at
I d. Wheeler's-
) The ice cream sale at B. @. Goodwin
: during the band concert Saturday ever
4 ing was well patronized in spite of Il
cooIness of the atmosphere, and over 81
was taken for the benefit of the Gree
Mountain band.
o DR.. and Mrs. s. N. Gould have close
b their cottage in Queen CITY park and 81
+ once more at their residence on Railroa
street. From Monday to Wednesds