Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-07-08
Randolph.
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. recent visitor at George W. p1ketts,s
Mr.: and Mrs. d. T. Dyer are entertain-
ing Miss Lura 7. Coburn OF Gardner
NJ. G. Rowell and family are sett,sd r.
Spear. "s0u " v >.
Miss Jessie Pearson of Montpelier wa,
wv. Win :, ar. and Mrs. @. II. Ingalls, Friday
Miss Florence Gray Of Boston. who had
oeen guest az the Wiswall cottage. went
away Monday. "e"'
X. W. McAllister is in waitsfield as
sisting Mrs. McAllister's father tbrouob
the haying season.
Miss Freida HolIenbach has finished
work at the Randolph Inn and gone 10
her home in South Barre.
Salisbury Brothers shut down THAR
furniture factory Saturday night for a
week in which to make repairs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Pierce and son ~
hosiihoale, Mass, are at Fred L. Flint's
Tor the greater part OF the summer.
Willis c. Howard delivered 22OO
pounds Of sugar to the Maple Sugar mar
ket Saturday, and in the lot was only 20
kahOns OF syrup.
Mrs. A. j. Paine OF somerville. Mass.
who had been visiting in East Bethel,
was the guest OF Mrs. e. L. Brooks Fri
day and Saturday.
Miss Mabel Hamilton, instructor in al
oeution at Montpelier seminary, is with
her parents, Rev. and Mrs. Joseph Ham
ilton, for the summer.
p. F. McLaurin went 10 New York Fri
/ day 10 sail from that port the next day
for Havana, Cuba, where business will
detain him a month or more.
Miss Mary Howard and Miss Rebecca
Harding, teachers Of Springfield, Mass,
are with the formers mother, Mrs. c. NJ.
Howard, for the summer vacation.
Mrs. J. L. Gleason and two soas Of
| Bellows Falls were at Dr. F. G. Angeles
last Thursday and Friday to have ade-
noids removed from the Threats OF the
lads.
/ DIR. c. J. Rumrir was in Hanover, N.
H., Friday to be present at an operation
for appendicitis performed upon his
nephew, Clifton Adams OF Charlestown,
N. II.
Mrs. A. J. Curtis underwent an opera
ton at the sanatorium last Thursday and
Is gaining nicely. She has been in very
poor health aud further surgical treat
ment may be necessary to ensure a more
complete recovery.
Harry Chase purchased in White River
Junction last Thursday a handsome Stan
ley touring car, rated 10 horsepower but
capable Of developing 30. Il is light
machine, weighing only 1900 pounds,
and Is propelled by steam.
Edwin and Misses Frances aud Anita
Burt OF Washington, d. c.. who had
stopped en- route at Burlington to see
their grandfather, J. w. Burt, at the
Sparhswk sanitarium. Joined their moth
er and younger brother at the Burt farm
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Atwood are to cele-
brate their 5Oth wedding anniversary
next Monday, July u, and will receive
their friends At their home on Howard
street from to in the afternoon and
from 8 to 10 in the evening. A cordial
invitation is extended.
Mrs. o. ]. Msrcott and her son, Albert,
are at Mascoma lake, Enfield, n. H.,
where theT viii occupy the Marcott cot
tage through July. Mr.. Marcott was
with them over the 9TH and 9Th, and
Miss Edith Marcott and Miss Desier
Moulton viii be at the cottage next sun
day and Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Morton and son,
John Randolph, arrived Saturday morn.
ing from Montolair, n. J. Mr.. Morton
returned Monday, leaving his wife and
son to spend a month or so with bis par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Morton, wbc
have also With them Luthera, the young
daughter OF Charles Ellis OF Somerville,
Mass.
The city officials of Montpelier are en-
forcing a regulation to prohibit turning
water from hose onto sidewalks, as it IL
claimed the use Of water wears away the
concrete and tar more than years wear.
This may explain why some OF the Ran.
dolph walks have q grater-like surface
that Is responsible for the loss OF many
soles.
showery weather making a picnic in
the grove back OF Montague Place i'm
practicable Saturday, Mr.. and Mrs. A. M.
Hubbard invited the Rochester club tC
their residence on Central street, whert
picnic baskets furnished forth a delicious
feast for about co. The afternoon wal
very pleasantly spent in social converse
and music.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold e. Perkins, who
we're married May % at the residence o.
the BRIDES parents, Rev. and Mrs. JOSEPH
Hamilton, in Randolph, gave reception
Wednesday evening of last week at theii
home on Golf avenue in Woodstock. MI
and Mrs. Elisha Perkins, parents OF Mr.
Perkins, assisted in receiving, and wa
fers, cake and fruit punch were served oy
Mrs. william Abbott, Mrs. P. J. HamiI
ton and Mrs. W. II. Moore. The mem
bers of the Woodstock Methodist church
took this occasion to present to the younl
husband and wife handsome rocker an6
a fine picture. About hundred ana tor
ty people were in attendance on TIM
pleasant occasion.
Charles f. Abbott has presented tn
following valuable books to the kimoal