Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-08-18
Randolph.
GEORGIA WHITE, Local Editor.


L. g. Kent ane his son, Clifford, re,
turned Friday from a week in Rochester.
w. c. Emerson was in Burlington last
Thursday ct the State Firemen's tourna'
ment.
G. W. Hodges of Schenectady, n. ",
spent Saturday and Sunday with his fam
lily in Randolph.
Judge John Watson Of Montpelier was
in tow Friday to confer with Chief
Judge j. w. Rowell.
Rev. and Mrs. w. S. Smithers Of Mont
pelier were here Friday to look after their
property in this village.
Mrs. l. A. segar has returned to Rox-
bury after a stay of six weeks with her
sister, Mrs. S. 5. Whitcomb.
George Joslyn OF somerville, Mass,
and Miss Esther Conley Of Waltham,
Mass, we're recent visitors at E. A.
Heath's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Trask are enter
tanning Mrs. Trask's sister, Mrs. Anna
E. Cram OF Providence, r. l., who came
Saturday.
Miss Mary Wedgwood arrived Friday
night from Holyoke, Mass, for three
weeks vacation from her work in the
Chicopee library.
William Rand, Jr., ended mis- vacation
Sunday and went back to Boston, where
be has employment with the real estate
firm Of Williams & Bangs.
Alfred Eaton a carried off the honors
in the local gardening contest by provid-
ing his family with sweet corn Of his own
raising as early as Aug. II.
Mrs. Edward Barrows and Mrs. VIII
liam st. Clair Of Addison were the guests
Of the formers sister, Mrs. Anna Per-
kins, Friday and Saturday.
Bethel camp meeting, which usually
has quite a large attendance from this
section, will open Tuesday evening, Aug.
20, and hold over the following Sunday.
Miss Margaret Craig and her niece,
Miss Beatrice Abel, OF Jersey City, came
Saturday to spend their vacation with
Mr.. aud Mrs. Wesley C.. AIMEE on Riford
brook.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Adams have been
entertaining their brother and bis wife,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Adams of Post Mills,
who came last Thursday and stayed over
Sunday.
At the annual meeting of the Spiritual
ist association, held at Queen City park,
Burlington, q few days ago, DR.. S. n.
Gould was elected a director, collector
and one Of the vice presidents.
Miss s. /. Parish is back from a two
months soiourn in Hartford, Conn, with
her sister, Mrs. John Gorham, whom
left in better health than she found her,
though Mrs. Gorham is still far from
well.
Mrs. Howard Dolby and daughter,
Grace, who had been at A. II. Beedle's
nearly a month, left Friday for their
home In yineland, n. j., to which Mr.,
Dolby, who had also been here, preceded
them several days before.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Gladding reached
home Friday after an absence dating from
the 9th Of July. They were much OF the
time on a farm in Montpelier, from
which they made excursions to Queen
City park, Burlington, and Laconia,
y. II.
J.. NJ, Holman Is now the owner OF lots
fg. 90 and 21 fronting Edgewood street
on Maplehurst, having recently pur-
chased 20 and 81 of Mrs. S. s.. Briggs.
Lot 10, which he bought sometime ago OF
[. J. Blakely, corners on Edgewood and
Fairview streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. Hobart and daugh-
ter, Mary, who were in Randolph last
Thursday and Friday, went to st, Aloans
Yesterday to be the guests OF Mr.. ano
Mrs. William Tracy during the resi- Of
Mr.. Hobart's vacation from the express
Office at Essex Junction.
Mrs. II. w. Tewksbury and daug hter,
Miss Mary c. Iewksbury, are in Cons
town. N. H.. where Miss Mary was maid
Of honor yesterday ct the wedding OF her
mothers sister, Miss Helen Bond Carr,
Who married Prof. Frank Moore Of the
College Of New Hampshire, Durham.
Mrs. Alice Fisher is making prepars-
tions 10 remove 10 California the first OF
October with her son, Newton, who can
find there better business openings Tor
mechanical d~raughtsman. They VIII To-
cate in Pasadena, where Mrs.
sister, Mrs. Charles Il. Clark, is living
Mrs. NJ. E. Holmes invited a number OF
ladies TO her residence on South street
Friday afternoon to celebrate tine birthday
anniversary Of Mrs. Ella Parkhurst, who
4 spending the summe with her. An
elegant supper was served and Mrs. Park
hurst was the recipient of many nice
gifts.
Miss Mary Barnes, a member OF the
faculty Of Scotia seminary, Concord, ~
q. who had been staying a short time
with her cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Faton.s left Saturday on q trip to 81.
Johnsbury, Newport and Stowe, from
which she will return to this place the
third week in September.
Miss Minnie Emerson reached kan
dolph last Thursday morning on her re-
turn to Boston from a ave weeks trip to
the Pacific coast, during which she
stoned at Jacksonville, ILL.,, to see her
sister. Mrs. william Walker. Miss EN-
erson stayed one night here with her
father, E. f. Emerson, and went on 10
Campton, n. II.
Guy Osha has bought Of d. A. spOonef
a building lot 50x100 feet, fronting on
EdRewood street which bisects Maple
hurst and meets Maple street at right
angles. This lot joins another OF the
same size, also owned By Mr.. Osha, who
now has a building site 80 feet vide y
200 feet deep, lying between Edge"oo
and Verona streets, and is planning TO De-
AAHE