Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-07-01
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field, Mass, for a vacation.
Mrs. A. f. Converse OF Worcester,
Mass, is visiting Mrs. Clemmie Pratt.
Mrs. l. B. johnson and son, Roy, went
to Berlin yesterday morning for the rest
Of the week.
Mrs. Asa Hebsrd Of White River juno
tion has been a visitor at R. F. Tilson's
since Saturday.
The Rochester club is to have its annu-
al picnic Saturday in the grove back Of
Montague Place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman d. Rix are enter
tanning Mrs. Rix' cousin, Mrs. George
Gour Of Lyndon.
Fl. A. Leonard and Harry Chase were
in White River Junction yesterday on au-
tomobile business.
Mrs. W. c. Slack is in Hillsboro, N.
H., where her sister Mrs. Dora Tredo,
has been living lately.
Mrs. C. B. Hollis aud daughter,
Marion, are home from visit Of q few
weeks in Natick, Mass.
Mrs. L @. Durham and children Of
White River junction have been at P. J.
Campbell's several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Dillon and Miss
Louisa Hood Of New York are in summer
quarters ct The Manchester.
Mrs. l. 9. Keat and daughters. Doris
and Elizabeth, reached home Tuesday aft
er q week spent in Northheld.
Miss Mary Flint left yesterday to con-
tinue her course In the training depart
ment OF the Boston City hospital.
Arthur Hernandez a pupil Of the Stone
school in Boston, has Joined his sister,
Miss Gertrude Hernandez, in Randolph.
Miss Irene Bissett has gone to Ply
mouth, Mass, to spend some time with
her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. c.
Austin.
The United Construction company of
Albany, N. Y, has commenced work on
the foundation for the new iron bridge
on Forest street.
Mrs. Roxy Battles, who wintered in st.
Johnsbury, IL now in Randolph and her
daughter, Leaphy, Is expected from st.
Johnsbury soon.
Mrs. Arthur Burt and younger son ar
rived at the Burt farm this morning from
Washington, ID. c., and the rest OF the
family are en- route.
Charles A. BIodgett enters today upon
a four years term of service for the gov
eminent in carrying the mail to Kan
dolph Center and Brookfeld.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elbridge Holman have
with them daughter-in-law, Mrs. Roll
and Patterson, and infant son, Roland, OF
Shawnee, Okla, VINO are TO remain until
/ fall.
l. s. Jones has begun the construction
Of his residence in the grove on Forest
street. It is to be q two-story house,
32x25 feet in the main part and 1Sx24
feet in the ell.
Miss Mildred Peck OF Burlington was
the recent guest of Miss Hazel Fair
banks, who, with Miss Peck. Joined a
lington, yesterday.
johnson B. Sargent was taken very in
Friday with iaundice, complicated by a
heart trouble and other ailments. and is
still in a serious condition though said to
be more comfortable yesterday.
Mrs. Burton Tenney Of Barre has been
visiting her mother and sister, Mrs. Eliza
Stoughton and Mrs. L. II. Rumrill, this
week, and the three ladies attended the
Stone-Hall wedding in Brookheld last
night.
Mrs. Sarah Rogers went to Greensboro
yesterday to put the Wheeler cottage at
Caspian lake in readiness for DR.. and
Mrs. J. ID. Wheeler OF Maiden, Mass,
who will begin their camping season next
saturday.
Mrs. Charles Woodward, who suffered
a shock, affecting her throat and right
arm Wednesday morning OF last week,
has rallied wonderfully and is able to sit
up though she cannot speak and still has
difficulty in swallowing.
Miss Bessie Silverthorne, librarian al
Norwich university, and her mother,
Mrs. Elizabeth B. Silverthorne, are
among those in attendance on the annual
meeting OF the American Library associa-
ton at Breton Woods, N. Fl.
In the Braintree case Of II. r. Flint vs..
A. E. Holman, sn action for Islander,
Judge Munson OF the supreme court has
handed down an opinion affirming the
judgment Of the lower court, by which
the plaintiff is awarded f4OO and costs.
Mrs. James Bradley and child went
back to Montpelier yesterday, leaving
Mrs. Bradley's mother, Mrs. Charles
Coulunbe, more comfortable after q sud
den change in her long illness, so alarm
ing that all her children were summoned
home.
Mrs. w. J. Blodgett and daughter,
Susie, left Tuesday for White River
Junction and from that place will pro-
coed to Springfield, Mass, and on to
Thomaston, Conn, here they are to re-
main some time with Mrs. Blodgett's
brother, A. NJ. Flint.
Mrs. r. j. Kimball and her daughters
left Brooklyn, N. Y, yesterday for the
summer place of the son, William Eu-
gene Kimball, at Glen Cove, L. 1. After
week there, they will come to Montague
Place, to which they sent their maids and
the coachman yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. GIadding and
Mrs. Gladding's brother and his wife,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Foster Of Montpel-
Ter take possession of one of Dr. s. n.
Gould's cottages at Queen City park, Bur
lington, today and will be in camp
through the month OF July.
Mrs. K. W. Morse and daughter, Ruth,
Of Barre are in Randolph to stay with
Mrs. Morse's mother and sister, Mrs.
Ellen Young and Mrs. Ella Smalley. nm