Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-08-12
Randolph.
GEORGIA WHITE. Local Editor.

day to Barre, where they are living ON tha
satchelder farm. -
Miss Marion Mitchell came hore Mo-
uay rom short stay in Barre with her
father, Arthur Mitchell.
Mrs. Margaret Gay returned 70 south
hyegate Tuesday after a sojourn Of two
months with relatives in Randolph.
Miss Ida Battles has come from suring-
neio, Mass, for fortnight's rest from
her dressmaking work in that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Neville OF Keene. N
a., are spending a vacation with Mrs.
Neviile's mother, Mrs. A. @. Putnam.
Mrs. f. c. Jessup of Providence r
was recent guest at Mari-Castle, coming
rom Bradford, the home of her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Osha went back TO
New Haven, Conn, Saturday after
weeks stay among their relatives in this
vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Il. Gladding have re-
opened their residence on Prospect
avenue after a month in camp at Queen
City park.
Miss Bessie Davenport has been camp
ing at Berlin pond since Monday with
her sister, Mrs. George Taplin, and child
OF Boston.
Mrs. Hanna Lamb went to Barnard
Friday to join the family OF her step-son,
W. F. Wood OF Woodstock, at Willow
Vale cottage, Silver lake.
Mrs. J. ]. Leavy has arrived from Al
bion, Mich, on q visit to her sisters,
Mrs. w. P. Flint and Mrs. r. W.'Allen,
and her brother, George H. Slack.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Winnifred |. Chadwick, only daughter of
MIR. and Mrs. Mark V. Chadwick, to
Charles F. Kenworthy of Waterbury,
Conn.
Frank Spear of Allston, Mass, ended
his vacation Saturday and went back to
business, leaving his wife and child to a
longer outing with his cousin, Mrs. Ida
Drake.
Miss Eunice Derby OF Granville is stay
ing with Mr.. and Mrs. John Hatch, who
had also with them over Sunday and
Monday Mr.. and Mrs. James Derby and
Mr.. aud Mrs. Harry Bagley and two chill
dren Of Granville.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. N. Batchelder Of Fort
Worth, Tex, are paying their annual
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. f. J.. Parsons. Mr..
/ employe Of the Central Vermont railway,
was here Monday to see him.
Mrs. Myrtle stoddard has gone to
/ Springfield and Holyoke, Mass, to take g
/ rest from the care OF her mother, Mrs.
Charles Coulumbe, whose long and criti-
cal illness has taken a turn for the better
and she is now gaining nicely.
Miss Florence Howe, who had been
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. p. ID.
Howe, during a respite from duty as one
of the head nurses in hospital at Phila'
delphia, started Saturday on her return to
that city with Windsor and Manchester,
N. H., as stopping places en- route.
Mrs. Flora French and daughter, Mu.
riel, of Marlboro, Mass, are with Mrs.
French's mother and sister, Mrs. D. M.
/ English and Mrs. Hattie Lamson, for the
/ rest of August. son, Ralph French,
/ who is a stenoRrapher in the office Of the
president OF bank in Wellesley, will b.
here soon for his vacation.
A.E. Holman has filed petition for {
new trial in the Islander case brought
against him by H. F. Flint, and Judg'
Watson OF the supreme court, in his dis
erection, has admitted him to bail. Mr.
Holman came home from Montpelier Sat
urday. The petition for a new trial vii
be heard at the October term Of the 50
preme court in Montpelier.
DR.. and Mrs. Norman Morgan Of New
York reached the Morgan farm Saturday
by q roundabout route through Rutland
Poultney, Brandon and Rochester. Thet
daughter, Olive, had preceded them t
the farm and their son, Frank, Is expect
ed shortly from Cornell university
where he has been tutoring at summe
session since his graduation in tn
spring.
Farmers who are discouraged at th
backward condition OF their fodder corr
and are thinking Of tying tassels onto tn
barren stalks to improve their appear
ance. should look at the splendid crop i
+. II. Joslyn's garden. Mr.. Joslyn
not especially fond of fodder corn or en-
silaRe, prefers sweet corn in fact, whiel
he supposed he had planted, and he
} rather surprised at the outcome OF bis ag
ricultural Efforts
Prin. K. @. Ham was in Springfield
, Tuesday to attend nesting OF the exeeu
tive committee OF the Vermont Stat
Teachers association. The other mem
hers Of the committee are Superintendent
I Roscoe OF
a Wright OF st. Adams, and the neetin
Nas held to make arrangements Tor IN
state convention OF teachers at Burhng
ton in October.
Nineteen tickets were sold at this sta
tion Friday for the excursion to Burning
ton and the north islands Of Lake Cham
plain. Among those going were mrs.
A. smith and Mrs. c. n. Krook OF Eas
Rraintree. John Storrs and his two son
. of Ware, Mass, Mrs. Sarah Thompson
Mrs. N. w. Campbell, Mrs. II. y. Hol
man. Mrs. G. 8. Booth, Mrs. J. r. Ian
son. Mrs. p. p. Lamson and son, Mrs.
: v. Henry, Mrs. NJ. E. Holmes ana mis-
, Helen Hoxie.
Alien M. Fletcher Of Cavsndisl
Charles Downer OF Sharon anu q
Wardner OF Windsor were at the Inn ia'
Thursdav night, on their return from
. tour through the northern part OF 20