Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-09-08

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Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Sargent, having
completed their trip through the White
mountains to Portland By auto, mntored
into town Monday to take their three
daughters home to Woodsville, n. H.,
and persuaded Mrs. sargent's mother,
Mrs. r. B. Mcintyre, to accompany them
also.
John F. Mead Of Randolph was sur
prised yesterday to receive a telegram
from the West, congratuiating him on his
election to the ~goyernorship and, in view
OF the majority with which John A. Mead
Of Rutland was elected, ought to demand
an apology for such q case OF mistaken
identity.
Lieut.. and Mrs. d. c. Webb and
daughter, Wanda, Of the Charlestown
navy yasd have been the guests OF Mrs.
Webb's mother, Mrs. +. l.. Brooks.
The lieutenant voted in Granville before
going back yesterday to Boston. whittier
his wife aud daughter viii follow him
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. L. sault and son Of
SnmeEville, Mass, Mrs. Sault's sister,
Mrs. NJ. r. Zeimetz, husband and child
of Maiden, Mass, were an auto party that
reached Randolph Saturday night in Mr..
Sault's Mitchell ear aud we're the guests
Of bis mother, Mrs. E. I. Sault, until
yesterday morning.
DR.. Charles S. Little of New York was
a guest Sunday at the Sanford farm, to
which Mr.. and Mrs. William Palmer OF
Winchester, Mass, motored Labor day.
I AR and Nru Iohn Akbaff nr4aa - 40 afaA
the Palmers on their return trip to Win
chester, Mrs. Abbott coming back to the
farm the next day.
MIR. and Mrs. G. w. A. Putnam have
been entertaining Mrs. Putnam's cousin,
Mrs. X. w. Leland and her daughter,
Annie, Of Los Angeles, Cal. They ar
rived Monday and leave today for New
York, where they are at present living
while Miss Leland is pursuing a special
course OF study at Columbia university.
c. II. Ingalls,, Who has been seeking re-
lief IRON neuritis in one limb all summer,
at Montpelier and Queen City park, is
just now with his daughter and her hus-
band, Mr.. and Mrs. George Chatheld.
Though better, lie has yet to depend upon
a crutch and a cane. Mrs. Ingalls, is
With her mother and sisters in Montpe-
lier.
DR.. and Mrs. L. A. Russlow have been
entertaining a cousin, Prof. W. r. Roche
leau of Chicago, who came the 31st nit.
and went away Monday. Professor
Rocheleau, who used to be connected with
the Normal school at the Center, is now
with the Chicago Correspondence school
and editor in chief of its many eduea-
tional publications.
Mr.. and Mrs. John E. skadan OF NAL
vern, Ia, have been recent guests of
Judge and Mrs. William III. Nichols at
Mountainview farm, Braintree Hill, from
which they started Monday on a trip to
Boston, New York and Washington, ID.
G. Mrs. Skadan, a cousin of Judge
Nichols, is oil q Braihtree family and her
maiden name was Julia White.
The canning factory began operations
Monday, and Demeritt & Palmer have
about 80 huskers busy in the sheds and a
force OF 90 in The factory, nine Of them
from Waterbury. The corn Is OF excel
lent quality this year and is being canned
at the rate OF co cam q minute. Yester-
day Al $40 pounds of corn were received
at the factory, which put up is, PIG cans.
Sunday saw tbs departure OF Mrs. j. L.
Manney, her daughters, Grace and Mary,
and her niece, Miss Mildred Koran, to
Somerville, Mass, from the j.. G. Harlow
farm, where they bad been boarding
since the 9TH Of August. Mrs. T. H.
Doherty, " sons and three daughters,
boarders at Frank L Fish's on the soper
farm, went back to Charlestown, Mass,
the same day.
A. ID. Ladeau and family, Mrs. O.. 4.
Gale and three children, Roy and Gilbert
Perry and their mother, Mrs. Sophronia
Perry, attended the ten days campmeet-
ing of the Seventh Day A~dyentists, which
was held near Queen City park, Burliug-
ton, and closed Monday. All Of the
campers from this section came back Mon.
day with the exception OF Mrs. Perry.
who went from Burlington to vergennes.
The furious rain the 9th inst. spoiled
the Automobile day of the sanatorium
Aid society, and it has been postponed TO
Saturday, the 10th, when cars will start
from Willard Gays from 1918 to 5 IN the
afternoon, and make trips at the adver-
tised rates. Special trips can be arranged
with DR.. l. o. blanchard before satur-
day. A few parties started out before ii
began to rain Monday 50 that the society
took in about s15.
Mrs. Edwin Chase and two younger
children, who had been in Adams. Macs.
to see Mrs. Chase's sister, Mrs. A. II.
Irishr stopped here Monday on their way
back to Burlington to take home with
them the eldest boy, Master Winfred,
no had been staying with Mr.. and Mrs.
Russell Burridge during August. Mrs.
Chase is a Randolph girl aud better
known to her old acquaintance as Name
Finn. She and her children continued
their journey to Burlington last night.
Judge and Mrs. William II. Nichols
and Mrs. Mary Bass have decided to win
ter on Braintree hill, where they have
been spending the summer, and the Mich
OILS bous on Pleasant street has been
rented to F. L. Dudley. The latt er will
move in a few days from the house Of
William Booth, who has returned from
Newport, n. a., and will occury it with
bis daughter, Mrs. Sarah Thompson, who
will come from Newport soon. Mrs.
Charlotte Lille will live in the Nichols
house with Mr. Dudley's family, having
rooms in the ell.
In the last few days autumn leaves have
huttered down q little. and the city visit