Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-08-05
Randolph.
eEORoIA WHITE. Local Editor.


Mrs Mrs. ,. D. Dubois spent Monday in
a weeks rest. 80 IA 'O'
Miss Inez Litchheld is having an ont
ing AZ orleans and Willoughby lake.
Mrs. B. A. Durkee and younger SON
Joe, TOOK trip to Montpelier MONDAY
Miss Lettie Bailey has been At Camn
randolph, Highgate Springs, since Mon
Miss Olive Morgan and Miss Lillian
farm. gan
Miss Lizzie Carney and a friend f-om
Montpelier were at Matthew Carney's
Miss Evelyn Denny is home from a ten
days absence in Williamstown and
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Bruce are at Hem
derson Rice's in Highgate for the month
OF August.
d. B. Fassett is home from a tour Of
Rochester, GaysvilIe, Brandon, Goshen
and Fowler.
Mrs. James Mutually and sons, Frank
and James, have gone to Burlington.
Rutland and Proctor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Appleton Mcintosh Of
eilead were in Montpelier and Northield
from Friday to Monday.
Master John Mead reached home Fri
day from visit to his aunt, Mrs. Thomas
Hammond, in Northampton, Mass.
L. B. johnson is building a garage and
workshop, 2Ox24 feet, at the rear OF his
residence on South Pleasant street.
Mrs. Wilfred Allen and son, Thaddeus.
who had been at r. W. Aliens three
weeks, returned to Aver, Mass, Friday.
Miss G. D. Taggart, who had been with
her sister, Mrs. c. J. Dyke, some little
time, went back to Waverly, Mass, Sat
urday.
A son, weighing nine pounds less two
ounces was born Saturday morning 10
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Dales, living on Dud.
ley street.
Misses Alice and Louise Brinn, guests al
Alfred Eaton's during an outing in Ran
dolph, took their departure to Dorchester,
Mass, Saturday.
DIR. e. o. Blanchard's new 3O-horse-
power, 4-cylinder Cadillac touring car ar.
rived Saturday and is a decidedly slick
looking turnout.
Miss Lucinda Dupuis, compositor In
the Standard Office at Enosburg Falls, is
With her sister, Mrs. l.. ID. Xix, Tor q
two weeks vacation.
Mrs. George Taplin and infant daugh.
ter of Boston are with Mrs. TRplin's par.
epts, Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Davenport, for
tie rest of the summer.
Irving Gattman returned to Allston,
Mass, Saturday after a fortnight vaca.
tion spent with his grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Coreveau.
Mr. aud Mrs. NJ. NJ. Wilson and elder
daughter, Fairh, went to Boston Sunday
to have Miss Faith treated by a specialist
in malforu atoms OF the mouth. 4.
o. II. Collins Of Montpelier and NJ. D.
Keefe Of New York were in this placs
last Thursday 10 the interests OF a Long
| Island land scheme, which they are pro
noting.
NJ. A. Tewksbury is away on two
weeks trip to Goffstown, n. H., Boston
and York Beach, Me-, joining Mrs
Tewksbury and Miss Fora at the las
named place.
DR.. E. B. Sanford Of New York, secre
tary OF the National Church Federation
council, was here Tuesday In consulta
tion with Rev. Fraser Metzger ON stat
federation work.
Mrs. A. f Lane and younger daughter
Laura, arrived last Thursday from Noun
/ Vernon, n. Y, and are with Mrs. Lane
mother, Mrs. J. II. Moulton, for tn
month Of August.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Edgar Williams an'
son. Raw, arrived Saturday from Hart
ford, Conn, and Sunday joined the camp
ing party of X W. Morse and family o
Barre at Berlin pond.
Mrs. j. L. Manning, two daughter
and a niece from Somerville, Mass, ar
with their cousins, Mr.. aud Mrs. J. n
Callahan, for the summer, Mr.. Manning
spent Sunday with them.
Miss ETA Johnston of Lebanon, n. Fl.
is staying with Miss Maud Johnston
while their sister, Mrs. w. F. Edison, !
spending a couple OF weeks at Marble
bead and weldheet, Cape Cod.
=, Mrs. H. G. Beekman, who is suffering
from a nervous breakdown, is seekini
benefit from the sea air at Rye Beach, \
H., accompanied by her uncle, Hon. II
B. Wall, and his family Of Keene, n.
P. B. Sargent OF Pennington, Conn.
left town Monday after having, spen
several days with his brother, j. B. Sal
gent. who has been suffering from hear
trouble and other ailments since the las
of June.
Mrs. Eugene Ellison has returne