Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-07-29
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Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Drew and daughter,
Marion, drove to Rochester Sunday and
proceeded the next day to Warren, where
they are to stay until the coming Sunday.
Miss Jennie Morton returned Yesterday
from a two weeks trip to Keene. n. H..
Sharon and Broad Brook. In Keene she
was the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Ne
vile.
]. A. Smith. former resident Of RAN
dolph, who has been living for several
years In Cavendish, was recently granted
an increase of pension from SIT to S24 a
month.
Mrs. William Sanborn and daughter,
Katherine, and Mrs. Sanborn's nurse,
Miss Katherine Connolly of New York,
are at the farm Of Willis S. Howard for
the summer.
Mrs. George F. Hubbell and her dauRh-
ter, Miss Evelyn Hanlon, Of NorthfieId
we're at A. F. Hendricks Monday and
Tuesday, stopping here on their way to
Hanover, N. H.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Fortin were at
Northtield Falls Sunday to see their
daughter, Mrs. Claude L. Locklin, who
came home with them that night and re-
mained until Tuesday.
Misses Susie and Emily stockweIl re-
turn to Rochester today after a three
weeks stay at c. J. Stockwelps, and Miss
Helen Morse, who came from Rochester
Saturday, goes back with them.
Porter L. Drew Of Concord, n. H., who
is about to take a position in a jewelry
store at Schenectady, n. Y, is the guest
Of Mrs. Frances Burnham and her daugh-
teE, Miss Clara, at @. W. Barnes.
The Ladies' Aid Of the Federated
churches held very pleasant lawn social
at the residence of l. d. Partridge on
Maple street last Thursday afternoon and
served salad supper, on which s12.5O
was cleared.
Prin. James Walker OF the Bethel high
school, who has been passing the summer
with Mrs. Walker at the home OF her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. n. NJ. Draper, is in
Barre now to be with relatives there for a
few weeks.
The electric light pole at the South
Pleasant street crossing, that offered se-
rious complication in runaway accidents,
has been moved back towards the Sar-
gent, Osgood q Roundy storehouse and
out of harms way.
Mrs. Archie Phillips Of Taunton, /
Mass, who came down with the measles /
soon after reaching The Manchester the f
first of July, was at the John Bass farm
during the last week Of her convaIescence I
and went home Tuesday.
Eighteen young ladies had a most de- /
lightful time yesterday afternoon at 1
piazza party given by Miss Esther Hub
bard in honor Of Miss Alta Bailey. Pic 4
ture puzzles and croquet we're the princf 1
pal diversions, and refreshments of 1
sherbet and waters were served.
Mrs. D. B. TaRgart, her daughter, Mrs.
Hugh johnson, and the latter's son from /
Charleston, M, have been recent visitors /
at G. ]. Dykes in this place and at John /
Taggart's at the Center. They went /
Tuesday to Gsysville and will leave there /
the first of the week for Illinois.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Brooks are enter |
tanning Mrs. Brooks sister, Mrs. Frank /
Thomas, who came from Burlington last
night and is to be with them until about 1
the first of September. She will leave /
then fo- Pomona, CAL, where Mr.. /
Thomas is now located in business.
Mrs. L. L. Dickerman and son, Ken
meth, will start Monday for Vancouver, 4
B. C., to rejoin Mr.. Dickerman and win 4
take with them Miss Maud Ladue Of |
Braintree and Miss Emma Patch OF Ran 4
dolph. Miss Patch is going to vancou- |
yer to practice as a trained nurse.
E. l. Granger OF Boston has been in /
town since Friday, visiting his brother, /
c. r. Granger, and his sisters, Mrs. H. /
V. Fletcher and Mrs. g. ]. Prince. An
other sister, Mrs. c. w. Miller OF Leba- /
non, N. H., arrived Tuesday and goes
back today with her daughter, Blanche, I
hr hao hasv, hara ao,,,o 49,.
J. r. Hughes and bis daue hter, Mrs. ]. I
F. Mead, who went to Lima, O., the 18th /
to meet Mr.. Hughes daughter and her
husband, Mr.. and Mrs. William Weller, 1
bringing the body Of their little son from |
Orcutt, GAL, for burial in Lima, reached /
home again Tuesday, coming directly I
from Detroit, Mich, where they left Mr.. |
and Mrs. Weller.
Nelson n. Morse, the purchaser Of the /
Sanford sgristmill, of which be will take 1
possession Monday, has moved his family I
here from Plainfield. Mr.. and Mrs I
Morse, their younger son, and Mrs. 4
Morse's mother are occupying the John 4
Williams house on Summer street. lately 4
vacated by NJ. c. Rowell, while the elder 4
son, P. F. Morse, and his wife have rent 1
ed the upper part Of Mrs. F. H. Joslyn's +
house on the same street.
Miss Carrie Sault is expected from New /
York Saturday tc assist her mother, Mrs. 1
Emily Sault, in moving to that city,
where Miss Carrie has had position in
the office OF the Postsl-Telegraph COM
pany for the last four years. The tene-
ment in the Martin block, to be vacated
BY Mrs. Sault, has been rented BY Miss
Emma Seymour, who will move from the
upper part Of Mrs. Helen Chadwick's
house on Randolph avenue.
Mrs. John W. Jones OF Burlington,
state auditor of the Woman's Relief
corps, Mrs. Nina Stoughton OF South
Royalton, chairman OF the executive COM
mittee, and Mrs. Emma Lapoint Of Barre
Of the executive board, were at depart
ment headquarters yesterday for the tran
saction Of the quarterly business with the
president. Mrs. e. n. Rising, the secre-
tary, Mrs. Eugene Holman, and the treas
urer, Mrs. Lucinda Cleveland.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Jones gave a par
ty of seven girls q delightful picnic last
Thursday in bonor Of the birthday ami