Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-09-02

7. s. Austin, who will move this fall to
the farm in Beanville that he has just
bought of Newell Byam.
W. w. Brown has bought OF the E. F.
Emerson company one Of the two houses
erected this summer IN Emerson Terrace.
II is the more easterIy located dwelling
and it will probably be ready for occu-
pancy by the first Of October.
Mrs. E. B. Silverthorne and her daugh-
/ ter, Miss Bessie, closed their cottage in
the Old Church neighborhood Tuesday
and went to their winter quarters in
I Mortified, where Miss Bessie has re-
sumed duty as librarian at Norwich uni-
versity.
Miss Annie Kimbsll is again at MoDta-
que Place. having returned Tuesday night
I from the sanitarium in Cromwell, Conn,
with a nurse from that institution who
viii give her the treatment at home,
where, for the present it is thought she
viii gain quite as rapidly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Allbee and daugh-
ter OF Springfield, Mass, are at the Inn
while Mr.. Allbee is taking vacation
from his business. He is one OF the alder
men Of Springfield and his wife was
n. q. Snow, once q resident of this
place.
Nine candidates for admission to high
schools took the entrance examination
in this village OF Supt II. w. Lewis
last Thursday and Friday. One was
examined for the first time,- but the
other eight had failed at the examination
held earlier in the summer. OF the nine,
six passed.
H. n. Story and his daughter, Miss
Mary, have returned from Philadelphia
to Idieton cottage. where DR.. Herbert Fox
of Philadelphis has joined his wife and
daughter. other recent arrivals at Idle
ton are W. R. Updeeraf OF Minneapolis
and Mr.. and Mrs. AFRO d. Lamson, Jr.,
Of Philadelphia.
Miss Estella Flint has come from Hart
ford, Conn.,, to spend q six weeks vaca-
tion from the large department store OF
q. Fox 3 Co., in which she has been en-
ployed for the last three years. She Is to
be with her father, Allen Flint, Jr.. in this
village, and with her sister, Mrs. Martin
Sumner, in Braintree.
DR.. and Mrs. Francis A. Eaton gave a
bridge party Saturday evening IN honor
of their guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred T.
Bradish Of Bellows Falls and Miss May
Bradish OF Medford, Mass. There were,
four tables Of players and the prizes were
won by Dewitt c. Webb and Mrs.
Myrtis Chamberlin.
Sherman r. Nfoulton took his wife
and son home to Burlington Saturday
from St0neleigh, where they had been
staying with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. F. M0alton, since the 9Th OF Juty.
Horace Moulton ended his vacation at
Stoneleigh Tuesday and departed to New
York, via Burlington.
The Crete (Nebraska) paper announces
the death of Miss Elizabeth NJ. Blodgett,
who was born in Randolph, May "A, 1926,
but had lived the greater part of her life
in st. Johnsbury with her brothers, the
late Elijah ID. and Pearl ID. BIodgett.
For the last 25 years she had resided in
Crete with her sister, Mrs. William P.
] Bennett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles e. Wood, who
had been three weeks in camp at Green's
boro and three weeks with Mr.. and Mrs.
Alonzo Emery in Randolph, went back
Yesterday to Newtonville, Mass. Mr.. and
: Mrs. Emery have with them at present a
, sister-in-law, Mrs. Abbie Emery OF Wash
, ington, D. c., who came from Barre
yesterday.
T.
1 few friends to the Mansion house Mon
4 day for an evening Of music with that
e talented pianist, Miss Anna Farnsworth,
six weeks vacationist in town, who
o started yesterday for Boston with Palmer,
e Mass, as q stopping place en- route.
4 I Mrs. e. J. O'Brien delighted the COM
n pany with soprano solos and during the
|. evening refreshments we're served.
e. W. Tewksbury was called to York
# Beach, Ne, Saturday By the serious con-
! dition of his father, A. B. Tewksbury,
who, through over-sxertion, had aggra-
8 waited to an acute disturbance the Bright's
disease from which he has long suffered.
He began to Improve soon after his sons
arrival at the beach and became able to
: cit up little when another bad attack
: brought him very low last night. He
seemed more comfortable this morning
though be is in a very critical state. Mrs.
> Tewksbury has been gaining slowly since
her last sickness.
DR.. and Mrs. Gilman A. Wheeler
arrived Saturday from the camp at Cas-
!, plan lake, Greensboro, and are to be
! guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Bass until
Saturday, when they viii go to White
RIVER junction for few days before re-
q turning to Boston. Sunday and. Mon
; day DR.. and Mrs. Wheeler and Mr.. and
, Mrs. Bass were guests Of DR.. and Mrs. J..
Z, p. Clifford at Lake Mitchell, Sharon.
q While at Greensboro this summer, DR..
Wheeler exercised his musical genius and
e found expression for his melancholy
d soul by blowing the clarinet in the camp
!, orchestra.