Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-09-15
Randolph Continued.

j.. Is, wells was IN orange hnu Whsn
ington Tuesday on county road business
Mrs. Mary Stuart of Brooklyn, N. Y
i is boarder at the farm OF George Il
Temple.
L Rev. Father O'Donnell is in Bostol
this week, buying some furnishings 70
q his church.
N. Landon Burchell of Washington, d
/. c., brother of Mrs. Arthur Burt, is a
the Burt farm.
1 Miss Cora ]. Bliss is studying fal
styles and purchasing goods in the Bos
, ton millinery market.
Miss NJ. j. Mcknight of Washington
d. C., has been the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs
]. F. Mead since Monday.
George Rogers of Montpelier and BIZ
son, Cecil B. Rogers OF Boston, have beer
visiting at H. II. Paige's.
DIR. Charles Cushman started Saturday
night on his return to Chicago after q
three weeks vacation in Randolph.
Mrs. Carrie Comstock and her son,
Ben, were with Mrs. Comstock's nephew,
Richard Attridge, in Barre over Sunday.
Mrs. Harold Perkins has returned to
Woodstock after a fortnight's stay with
her parents, Rev. and Mrs. Joseph Ham
ilton.
Mrs. E. r. Draper and daughter, Ruth,
are in the Boston millinery market, buy
ing goods for their Randolph and Barre
shops.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. c. Hooker were at V.
A. Grants Friday over one train on their
way back to Washington, ID. e., from
Montpelier.
Elmer Tilson, agent of the MetropoIi-
tan Life Insurance company, settled the
death claim of the late Albert Vickers Of
Bethel Tuesday.
II. 7. Moore, chauffeur for w. B. Dill
Ion, is to give the friends he has made in
Randolph this summer a farewell dance
in Grange hall tomorrow night.
Miss Kate Kenny, who has been house
keeper at the Catholic parsonage nearly
three years, goes today to Roxbury,
Mass, where she has found employment.
Mrs. Elmer Tilson, who has been stay
ing with her mother 10 Asbury Park, N.
j., for awhile, is now with New York
millinery establishment, which will keep
her employed until Christmas.
Mrs. @. W. Pride is gaining nicely
from her recent operation at the sanato-
rum, and Mr.. Pride is better OF an illness
that kept him housed for day or two.
Mr.. and Mrs. John seribner OF Brook
Ign, N. Y, stopped at Silas Chadwick's
Tuesday night on their way from Roches-
ter to South Royalton and &c on today to
Boston.
Mrs. o.. p. Hood is in Keene, N. H.,
assisting her sons wife, Mrs. Bert Hood,
in caring for the crop of peaches and
other fruits OF farm with which the son
is at present connected.
Mrs. Flora French and her daughter,
Muriel, of Marlboro, Mass, are passing
the last week OF their vacation with Mrs. /
French's mother, Mrs. d. NJ. English,
and sister! Mrs. Hattie Lamson.
Mrs. John Prince has been at E. J,
Princes in South Randolph and with rel
atives In this village for couple OF
weeks, coming from Pittsheld, where she
and Mr.. Prince have been passing the
summer.
Miss Bessie Lewis has gone to Win
throp, Mass, in one OF whose schools she
has position as teacher of mathematics.
Her mother, Mrs. Fanny Lewis, who is
still here, intends to spend the winter in
Gen. and Mrs. c. p. Miller Of Wash
ingtOn, d. c., arrived Tuesday and are to
be with the generals brother, NJ. II. Mil
Ter, and his sister, Mrs. II. II. Mcintyre,
until Saturday. A niece, Mrs. 1. c.
White of Amsden, has also been here
since Tuesday but goes away today.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. s. wbitcomb have had
with them a niece, Mrs. William Calvin
Of Rochester, who came last Thursday
from the Mary Fletcher hospital in Bur
where she had been under treat
ment. She rested here until Tuesday be-
fore continuing the journey to Rochester.
Misses Lottie and Frances Button were
1t the home Of their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. NJ. Button, in Roxbury Sunday
10 meet their sister, Mrs. H. |. Mitchell.
Ind Der husband, who had come from
Durham, N. H., the previous day to take
up temporary residence, at least, in Rox-
bury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F. LorinR OF
Holliston, Mass, who we're on their we'd
ling trip, we're entertained over Sunday
Il George +. Hutchinson's. Mrs. Lcring
g daughter Of Mrs. Natalie (Beecher)
Clement OF Berwick, Me-, and a grand
laughter Of Mrs. Chastina Terry Of this
place.
Mrs. Mary Carr sold her lot on South
Main street, adjoining the property of NJ.
Tewksbury, for $3.50 to c. o. Osha,
y no had in mind TO build his new garage
hereon. Not caring to have a garage so
near the house, Mrs. J. W. Raymond and
Miss zora Tewksbury gave Mr.. Osha $500
lor the lot.
Miss Minnie Smith gnd her mother,
Mrs. Sayilla Greene, arrived Tuesday aft
ran eight months absence in California.
he greater part OF which was spent 10
Los Angeles and San Francisco, though
hey also went TO Pasadena, Pomona,
Charter Oak and to Seattle, Wash. They
IRE nov in Brookheld.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Tracy and two /
sons and Mrs. J. z. Cole made the trip 4
from 81. Adams yesterday in the Trscy's
car. Mrs. Cole, whose husband is in 4
charge Of the Findley bridge work in II
Bethel for the Central Vermont Railway
company, went back to st. Adams last
night By train, while the Tracys STAYED H
IT John r. Angeles.
Mrs. Samuel J. Dyke Of AuburndaIs. II
Mass, wife Of q former pastor Of The II