Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-05-20
Randolph.
GEORGIA WHITE, Local Editor.


Mr.. aud Mrs. W. c. Emerson wsra in
Concord, n. H., Saturday and sunday
Mrs. A. r. Crandall is spending a few
weeks in Sharon with her sister, Mrs. q.
l.. Day.
Francis Woodward is learning the ms
chinist's trade at the Atlas Motor works
in Springfield, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. W. Campbell enter
tanned over Sunday Mrs. Mabel Tucker
and child OF Warren.
Mrs. E. n. Bean, who had been with
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Ingalls, q few days,
went back to Montpelier Friday.
Miss Mary Dubois returned Saturday
from months stay in Hanover, n. H..
with the family OF her cousin, DR.. Gill
man Frost.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Hodgkins have
been entertaining their daughter, Mrs.
Lewis Curtis, and child OF Rochester for
several days.
Mrs. C. A. Blodgett went to Norwich
Friday and came home Monday with
Mrs. G. c. Hayward, who had been visit
ing relatives there.
d. II. Morse was called to Newbury
Monday to act as one Of court commit
tee OF three appointed to lay out a road to
lake summer resort.
Mrs. II. II. Mcintyre has reopened her
residence on Randolph, avenue after
winters stay with Or. and Mrs. Guy
Loudon in Burlington.
Miss Ellen whitney. who is gaining
slowly from long and serious illness,
has gone to Royalton to stay some time
with Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl Dewey.
The dance in Grange hall Friday night.
given BY the Green Mountain band, had
an attendance OF about fifteen couples
and the gross receipts amounted to $40.
At the state encampment of the Grand
Army in Burlington last week, Norman
Nichols was chosen an alternate delegate
to the National encampment at Salt Lake
City in August.
c. A. Blodgett is putting a dwelling
house on his land opposite the Wynn
farm on the old road to the Center. The
place will be occupied by Mr.. and Mrs.
Jesse Blodgett
Mrs. james Henry OF Rochester and
Miss Grace Abel OF Bethel were the
guests of the latter's sister, Mrs. John
Ford, Monday, and attended the concert
Monday night
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. F. Briggs are enter
7 tanning their daughter-in-law, Mrs. X. P.
/ Briggs. and two children of vergennes,
who arrived Friday, accompanied by Dir.
I Briggs, who only stayed that day.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Fitch, who were
[ in Omaha all winter, are now stationed at
/ Lincoln, Neb., where Mr.. Fitch is in
charge of the construction of a large
warehouse and offices for the information
al Harvester company.
Mrs. G. S. Moulton reached home Sat
/ urday from Hartford, where she had been
staying with her daughter, Mrs. Ben
/ Briggs, and the next day her son, Will
/ liam Moulton, arrived from Boston for a
I vacation from his run as Pullman car
conductor.
c. N. Mccall, Mrs. ]. e. Mccall and Miss
I Gertrude Hernandez left Elm cottage
I Friday for Boston en- route to New York.
They do not expect to be in Randolph
I again until July, though Mrs. Mccall
may return earlier.
/ Charles Church OF Portsmouth, N. H.,
went away last Thursday after spending
few days at the Church farm, and his
brother, Pearl Church, and bis son, who
came to the farm from Philadelphia a
week earlier, took their departure Friday.
New subscribers to the Randolph Tel
ephone exchange are John Wood, the ice
man; Mrs. Lucinda Cleveland; Mrs. f. II.
Banister, on Emerson Terrace; +. r.
Emerson; ". G. Buck, az the South Pleas
ant street house, and Misses Anna East
man and Emma Patch.
Miss Lucinda Howard has finished
work in the millinery department OF Bell
Brothers. store and resumed bookkeeping
in L. A. Jerd's market. Miss Marguerite
Hudson, who had been serving as substi-
tute bookkeeper at the arket, is ut Mrs.
II. H.. MoIntyre's for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. r. Mel aurin OF Ha-
vana, Cuba, arrived last Thursday from
Canada, through which Mr.. McLaurin
had been making trips for the purpose OF
buying lumber. He expects to be in the
country a couple Of months, but Mrs.
McLaurin is on for her usual summer so
iourn with her mother, Mrs. Emily Hast
ings.
Mrs. Walter Stark and children have
gone to Lynn, Mass, to join Mr.. Stark
no has been working in that city sinc'
, November and now has a coed situation
as shipping clerk in Friend Brothers
bakery Charles Osgood OF Bethel ha'
moved to the G. L. Holman farm below
Beanville, on which the starks had beer
: living.
The A. B. Cushman Real Estate agency
has sold for the heirs Of the late J. D
Denison the residence on Randolph
avenue. which has been purchased by
Hon. V. I. Spear for $4,000. Some repair
will be made upon the place this summer
which Mr.. Spears family will spend q
the farm in Braintree a. usual, and b.
fall the house will be ready for their oc
cupancy.
James Mutually has bought OF H.
Sanford, administrator Of the Susan Rob
inson estate, the house opposite the grist
mill, paying therefor $500. Mr.. Mullall,
has moved to the upper part of his hops
from the Bradford place on Central street
which is occupied by E. A. Smith. Tn
Howe tenement on Elm street vacated b.
Mr.. Smith has been rented by Charlie