Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-09-15
Randolph
GEORGIA WHITE, Local Editor.

oeueci II. Is 10 Ncfk THIS winter.
Rev. J. P. o'Neil Of Mortified was tn
guest Of Father NJ. ). O'Donnell Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. B. H. Tenney and daugh
ter OF Barre were at l.. II. RumriPs Sun
day and Monday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. n. S. Parks and daugb
ter OF Barre we're at n. n. Morse's las
Thursday and Friday.
Miss Mary wedgwood has resume,
work in the library at Chicopee, Mass.
after a month at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. NJ. Totman have beer
entertaining an uncle, Stark Totman 0
New York, this week.
Miss Jennie wadleigh is taking tw,
weeks vacation from her work as cashie
at r. A. Thomas store.
Miss Edith Abbott, instructor in art il
the New York Training school, returned
to that city last Thursday.
Miss Roxy Battles is teaching the sew
enth grade in the schools Of Gorham, n
[ H., where she taught last year.
Ernest Packard has moved from Gays
Z willie to a tenement in the house OF Mrs
Emily Burroughs on Man street.
Miss Alice Sheldon OF Ascutneyville
was here Friday and Saturday to see hel
ward, Z. A. Jones, at the sanatorium.
Miss Fanny Howard has entered upon
her new position in the suit department
OF A. p. Abbott & Co.'s store at Barre.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Marsdale OF New
London, Conn, were entertained Sunday
and Monday by Mr.. and Mrs. George
Chatheld.
Mr.. Hodges Joined his family the same
day at the W. Il. Dubois house and win
take them home TO Schenectady, n. y,
the 23rd inst.
Miss Blond Seymour came from Hyde
Park last Thursday for ten days rest
from her duties as steuogrnpher to sena-
tor Carroll S. Page.
I. j. Adams went to Proctor Friday
and brought home Tuesday his wife and
daughter, no had been visiting supt.
and Mrs. W. P. Abbott there.
Rev. 7. A. Howard, once pastor Of the
Baptist church in Randolph, has been
chosen to represent the town OF Whiting,
his present pastorate, In the legislature
Miss Margaret Wilder OF Newton,
Mass, was the guest OF her college
friend, Mrs. c. W. Hodges, Saturday,
coming from her summer place at Wilder.
SIR. and Mrs. Frank II. Chandler re-
turned to Mari-Castie Friday, from a
fortnight at Prout's Neck, Me-, with the
family Of their son, Frank Chandler, Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. @. Tracy went to
Northdeld Sunday to stay through the
Dog River Valley fair and then spend
few days with their daughter, Mrs.
Henry HAYES, in Berlin.
Miss Ruth Morse stopped here Monday
night on her way from Barre to enter
school in Hartford, Conn.,, city to
v hich her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. K. W..
Morse, are to remove the Brst.ot October.
While Allen Flint, Jr., was shingling
the house OF Mrs. Il. q. Kellogg on Kan
doIph avenue last Thursday morning, q
iack-screw pulled out and the staging
fell, landing Mr.. Flint on the root OF The
porch, where he hurt bis side on stick
Alton Briggs has finished clerking for
G. ]. stockwelI Ia the latter's store AZ
Northfeld Falls, where he was employed
more than three months, and is now as
sisting his brother-in-law, Robert Briggs,
" no has bought out drug store in Nor
Fisville.
A recent issue Of the School Arts Book
preseuts for q model drawing in fall
pencil sketch Of tree branches executed
by Frank Mutually of the grammar grade.
Not long ago this publication had a
drawing contest for schools in which
Miss Jennie Jerd took third prize.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. Raymond, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. w. Tewksbury, Miss Fora
Tewksburv, Mr.. and Mrs. ?. 2. Lamson,
Master William Lsmson, Miss Mary Lam
son and Mrs. 5. V. Hendry started sun
day morning in the Raymond and Lam
son cars on a tour OF the White noun
tains.
Mrs. Lucius Goodhart was called to In
teryale in the White mountains Friday
by the illness OF her sister, Mrs. Bessie
Button, whom she brought back with her
the next day to recuperate from over
work. Mrs. Button had been trained
nurse in family at the mountains al
summer.
Ralph Hodges, former resident OF
this village, his daughter, Mrs. George
bliss. and Der young son arrived SATURDAY
night from Springfield, Mass, ana spent
sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. ID. W.
Cheney. who occupy the tenement 10 l.
%. Partridge's house on Maple street, 10
which Mr.. Hodges used TO live. Monday
the visitors left for Jericho to fall among
friends.
The Landmark of White River juno
tion remarks that the returning teachers
ore veil tanned, not by rod or ferule, but
bv wind, and PRINCIPALLY n. J. Whitehiii'
formerly OF Randolph leads them all IN q
f,ne coat Of pure Caspian lake brown
with such a husky-looking lot OF teach
ers the Landmark thinks that the boys
aud girls may possibly get a good tan
ming later.
Miss NJ. Lucina Ssxton landed in bos-
ton last Thursday from Europe, to when
sbe sailed the first of July with college
cIsssmate. Miss Hope Northrop OF New
work. Their tour included Italy, Greece !,
France. Switzerland and Germany, ana
thew slso witnessed the, Passion Play 81
Obersmmergau. Miss Saxton reached
Randolph the day she landed and joined
her mother ct A. H. Beedle's'
Lester stickney of Everett, Mass, VINO
80 hasn 4 guest at A. NJ. Hubbard's, LETT
S1nssv for home, accompanied oy MISS
Fstber Hubbard. The latter is TO DC
.,rav about month on tour embracing
-, 80 lie aviation meet; Springfield