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

Myer Walk OF Burlington il snanain. .
week with the family Of his daughter
Mrs. Barney Shapiro.
Misses Jennie and Fiorenca Rioh.ra.ou
went to South stockbridge Monday -
remain until tomorrow.
Mrs. Chester Hood and son. Homer
reached home Friday from stay Of three
weeks IN South Duxbury.
Miss Irene Hartman, a guest At the
Morgan farm, took her departure to Cen
tral Falls, z. II Monday.
John Boyce OF Chicago il dividing q
three weeks vacation between hls friends
IN this village and Northheld.
Miss Harriet Davenport departed To
koxoury, Mass, Friday after stay of
over month at W. E. Lamson's.
q. W. Panton has bought for an in
yestment the Morse farm OF 200 acres in
Rochester Hollow, owned by Elmer
Stoddard.
Mrs. sherwin Flint and two daughters.
who had been in Randolph and Braintree
q couple OF weeks, went back to Chester,
Mass, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. P. Lamson are enter
tanning Mrs. William Hathaway OF
day by Mr.. Hathaway.
Mrs. Annie (Ford) Dodge and two
daughters left Saturday for their home
in West Brookfeld, Mass, after a sojourn
OF two months'in Randolph and Brook
field.
Miss Emma Moses, who had but lately
returned from months absence in Dor
chester, Dedham, Westboro and MARI
boro, Mass, went to Rochester Saturday
to spend several DAYS.
Frank Flemmings Of Lake Placid, N.
Y. and Miss Florence Whitmore. daugh-
ter of Walter Whitmore of Ripton, were
married in Randolph last Thursday by
Justice OF the Peace II. W. Vail.
Mrs. F. L. Dudley and child have
arrived from Grautham, N. H., to make
their home in Randolph, where Mr.
Dudley is now superintendent OF the
different departments of village affairs.
Mrs. @. A. ChedeI and daughter, Sara,
accompanied Mr.. Chedel last Thursday
on one of his trips for the Champlafn
Realty company to MoosiIauke and the
White mountains They came home
Monday.
Guy Woodward, whose civil engineering
work had been interrupted six months by
railroad difficulties in the West, started
Saturday night tor Seattle, Wash, ex-
pecting to be engaged in new construction
I on the Hartman system.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. c. Buck and daughter
have returned from fortnight in camp
at Crystal lake, Enfield, N. H., at this
cottage of Mr.. Bucks mother, Mrs
Estella Buck, whose guests they were in
Lebanon, N. H., during the third week Of
their vacation.
= Newton Fisher has ended his summers
: work at the Brigham creamery end went
to MarshfieId Sunday for little vacation
before resuming his studies in the high
school. His mother, Mrs. Alice Fisher,
is with Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Fisher in
Barre for rest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred T. Bradish and
children, who had been guests st Mrs. @
e. Cushman's, returned Sunday to Bel
lows Falls, where Mr.. Brsdish is serving
as one of committee to arrange for boai
races on the Connecticut river the morn
ing OF Labor day.
John L. Hutchinson cut of the end o.
the little finger 90 his right hand anC
pulled out the hone to the second join
Saturday afternoon while operating cir
cular saw at the Hutchinson farm. HI
came at once to this village and DIR. c. j
Rumrill dressed the wounded member.
At the summer meeting of the Colleg'
club in st. Johnsbury recently, Mis-
Hortense Peters, once OF Randolph, wa
one of four young ladies who gave in
teresting accounts OF special college holi
days and festivals. Miss Peters will thi
fall begin her junior year in Wellesle!
college.
Theron @. Brooks left Saturday nigh
for Washington, d. c., to resume hi
work for the government in drafting
federal buildings, the greater part o
which are postoffices. Mrs. Brooks AM
daughter, Hester. will delay their depart
ure from Randolph until the latter par
Of September.
Alfred Lamb came from Warren Mon
day and took home his wife and younge
daughter, who had been staying with tn
elder daughter, Mrs. NJ. W. Campbell
D two weeks while Mrs. Lamb was regain
= ing strength after an operation TO
J appendicitis performed at the Mar.
\ Fletcher hospital in Burlington.
A very enjoyable box social was bell
) ut Joseph Tilson's Friday evening, whel
= about forty were present including
D friends from East Granville and Brain
: tree Hill. Graphophone selections
games and music furnished the entertain
: ment. The boxes were sold at auctiol
and s12.ss was added to the treasury o
D the Ladies' Aid OF the Braintree Baptis
: church.
. Mrs. ]. B. Drew went back to Burline
< ton Monday after spending week wit
MRS Emma Reed. Mrs. Drew's younge
d son, Ernept c. Drew, who was graduate
from the University of Vermont in june
is to be official tutor and instructor j
physics and electrical laboratory in tn
University Of Maine at Orono the com
ing year. The university has two pro
fessors and two instructors in the dc
r partment in which Mr.. Drew is to teach