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

Miss Mary Howard is spending a week
Mr.. and Mrs. q. o. Mann went 10 Bo.-
ton last Thursday for couple Of weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Booth have gona
20 Chicago to visit a brother OF Mr..
Booth. mrs.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. p. Emerson rs,u,naa
saturday from their trip to Lowell and
Miss Eta Chamberlain has begun an
other years work on the teaching stan Of
the Montpelier Union schools.
Mrs. Cora MacDonald Of Morristown.
y. " Is with her parents. Mr.. ana
Mrs L D. Partridge, on Maple street.
Mrs. Ruth Williams, who has been
WITH Mrs. Alice Bruce all summer, is now
IN koxbury for a stay OF several weeks.
Miss Frances B. Spooner is teaching
in the graded school of Cromwell, Conn.
and went Saturday to assume her duties
Mrs. Frank Holman and two daugh-
tefs, Mabel and Isadore, went back to
springfield, Mass, Friday after a So
lourn oil three weeks in Randolph.
Mrs. Anna Greer of Cleveland, o.. took
her departure Monday after some little
time in this vicinity. Sunday night she
was the guestOf Mrs. r. B. Mcintyre.
Miss Nettye Robbins has returned to
Springfield, Mass, and is filing the posi-
ton she held last year as hfth grade in
structor in the Homer street school OF
that city.
Rev. A. G. Gilmore went to Burlington
Monday to attend the three days retreat
held in the Bishops House at Rock Point
for the clergy OF the Episcopal diocese OF
Vermont.
Mrs. 2. w. Strong and daughter, Con.
stance, of North Pomfret were in this vii.
lage Saturday on shopping expedition.
Miss Strong is to return soon to North,
field, Mass, to pursue her course at the
Moody school.
Mrs. H. s. Tobey reached home Satur.
day from a weeks absence In Hampden,
Mass, the home of her mother anc
brother, Mrs. W. c. and Warren Davis
and Springfield, Mass, where her broth
err Walter, lives.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. s. Howard, W no have
been living in the Howard block, are t.
occupy the Davis house on Main street
owned by H. T. Holman, and Mrs. How
ards mother, Mrs. Sarah Davis, will hav,
her home with them.
The sodaIity OF the Children Of Mar,
OF the Church OF the Holy Innocents
Rutland, recently presented a solid silye
tea set to their pastor, the Rev. William
LonergaD, who was the priest in charg
of the Catholic church in Randolph from
1888 to 1894.
: Mrs. H. w. Tewksbury and her daugh
ter, Miss Mary c. Tewksbury, left Mon
day for Rutland, where the latter has en-
tered upon her third year as teacher 0
English in the city high school. The.
have secured apartments for light house
keeping and are located at as PrUspec
street.
Governor Prouty has appointed Georg
Q. Flint delegate from Vermont to tn
Farmers National congress to be held i
Raleigh, n. c., beginning Nov. 4. I'm
fortunately . previous appointment q
special organizer in the West for th
National Grange will prevent Mr.. Flint
representing his state ct the Farmers
congress.
Capt. Edward Kimmel OF the Unite
States Coast artillery stationed at Ke
West, Fla, has Joined his wife and tw
children in Randolph, where they hav
been spending the summer at the McIr
tyre cottage on Randolph avenue. He
to he here during a months furiough an
Mrs. Kimmel and the children will the
accompany him to Key West.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Martin arrive
Saturday from Lock Haven, n. r., whel