Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-07-28

Miss Ethel Moulton is In Warren for a
couple of weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. J. Rockwell were in
Burlington Tuesday.
Judge c. H. Maxham OF Pomfret has
been about town this week.
Clifford Averill is clerking in the gro-
Gerry store Of J. F. Lamson.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. F. Morse have been
entertaining Miss Edith Howe Of Waits
field since Friday.
S H. King was in Barre Monday on
business connected with the estate Of
the late Lucy Robinson.
E. E. Brooks and his mother, Mrs. E.
L. Brooks, went to Burlington Tuesday TO
open their cottage at Queen City park
Mrs. E. L. Browning of New Bedford,
who has summer place on the Clifford
farm in Rochester, was with Mrs. Henry
Clifford In this village over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. e. Buck and two
daug hters, Alice and Dorothy, bad de-
lightful trip in the Sargent auto Monday
to their camping place at Lake Bomoseen.
Clarence W. Hodges OF Schenectady,
n. Y, came Saturday morning to attend
the funeral OF his cousin, the late Harold
Hodges, at the Center, and left town
again Sunday.
Ramona, the little daug hter Of DR.. and
Mrs. II. w. Holden, has been seriously
threatened with typhoid fever but yester-
day her temperature was normal again
and she began to mend. DR.. Holden him
self is Just recovering from tonsilitis.
Miss Emma Gates of Ludlow, president
OF the state Rebekah assembly, visited
Fern lodge Tuesday evening and wit
messed the initiation of Miss Hazel Fair
banks. An informal reception was given
the president after the work, and ice
cream aud cake we're served.
A party Of six girls began camping
Tuesday in W. W. Jones grove on Brain
tree Branch aud are having a gay outing.
The six are Misses Elizabeth Campbell,
Esther George, Lettie Bailey, Gladys
Jones, Jennie Morton, Maud Putnam, and
they are to be joined by Miss Maud John
ston on her return from Lebanon, n. H.,
tomorrow.
w. p. Young, who has been in poor
health some time, underwent an opera
ton at the sanatorium Monday and was
very comfortable yesterday. His son,
Elwin, from Concord, n. H., was here
Sunday, and another son, Lynn, who
came from Littieton, n. H., is to remain
! few days longer. Mrs. Lynn Young,
" bo accompanied her husband to Ran
dolpb, went away Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Greene Of Glen Cove,
1. l.. have been at silas Chadwick's for a
part OF their vacation in Vermont, spent
at the farm OF Mr.. Greene's
Mr.. and Mrs. o. E. Greene, in
south Royalton. The young mans
mother and younger brother came 10 Mr.
cnadw ick's saturday, and Sunday Mr..
Greene, Sr., drove up from south Royal
ton and took them all back.
Mrs. Maud CGourley) Nichols Of West
Mass, came last Thursday to
assist in caring for her aunt, Mrs. David
Dunbar, who is a great sufferer from
lumors. Monday, Mrs. Nichols, her sis
ter, Mrs. Blanche Dunbar, and Master
Dunbar went 10 Montreal to ar
range matters at Mrs. Dunbar's home 50
that both sisters can stay in Randolph as
long as they are needed.
Miss stella S. Beard, teacher at Rich
mond Hill, n. Y, has been passing part
Of her vacation with her uncle, +. A.
but went Friday to Orange,
from which place she is expected baek
here tomorrow. Monday she viii leave
for Brattleboro to see her aunt, Miss
Sarah Griswold, and then depart 20
Knoxville. Tenn, the home Of her par
snts, Rev. and Mrs @. ?. Beard.
Dr. and Mrs. G. A. Wheeler and Mrs.
Margaret Smith arrived from Boston last
10 the doctors Ford touring
car that took him and Mrs. Wheeler 10
yesterday for the month Of
August. A. E. Bass Went with them but
comes hack today. During their stay tn
town DE. and Mrs. Wheeler were enter
tanned bv Judge and Mrs. J.. ". Rowell,
but Mrs. smith who remains few weeks
longer. makes her headquarters VITA Mr..
and Mrs. A. E. Bass.
Master Jack spsrhawk Of Beaver, Pa, is
with bis grandparents, Mr.. snd Mrs. l.
= c-arhnwL having arrived FricaV