Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-06-30
Randolph Continued.

day.
John F. KimhalI and his Limousine
rolled into town Tuesday.
Mrs. ]. F. Lamson is home from visit
to Mrs. David Bosworth in Bristol.
Miss Minnie Grant is in Barton for a
rest from her work as trained nurse.
Miss Theresa Moore started Tuesday on
a trip to Stanstead and Montreal, P. Q.
Mrs. j. M. Angel OF East Brookfeld is
at the sanatorium to be treated for knee
trouble.
Mrs. W. F. Edison is having some re-
pairs made TO the interior of her house on
Main street.
Mrs. Asa Hebard OF White River June
tion is being entertained by Mr.. and Mrs.
II. F. Tilson.
Miss Beulah TimsoH of Williamstown
has been the recent guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph NJ. Tilson.
Arthur Hernandez, a student at the
Stone school, Boston, is at Elm cottage
for the summer vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. s. Hewitt have gone
to Sunapee lake, N. H., and are to be
there through the summer.
MIS- ~ AAAGn uTOhE AEOtu h1bNlk1c
yesterday for days visit with her par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Fish.
Herbert g. Bates of CharIestown, N.
H., was the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. G. G.
Roundy from Friday to Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Gladding were in
West Hartford yesterday to see Miss Lula
Gilman, who is in very poor health.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Vaughan of
Woodstock were over-Sunday visitors at
the home of their son, A. M. Vaughan.
Mrs. Jane Dutton came Friday from
Greenfield, Mass, and stayed until Tues
day with her sister, Mrs. Ruth Abbott.
A. A. Priest went to Montpelier yester-
day to attend meeting OF the executive
committee OF the Vermont State grange.
L. c. Drew has finished work as repair
man at the East Granville tale quarry and
has Joined w. e. Lamson's force OF paint
ers
NJ. w. Tucker has bad so severe an at
tack of neuralgia OF the heart that he was
taken to the sanatorium Sunday for treat
ment.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Adams and daugh-
ter, Ruth, are back from q pleasant out
ing at their cottage on the shore Of Fair
lee lake.
Mrs. Josie (Farrar) Gray and two sons,
W no live at Curtis Kibbee's, have gone to
Mrs. Grays parents in Bellows Falls for a
little vacation.
0. H. Silver of Barre was in town Sat-
urday at Albert 7. Morse's, where his
" life and two daughters have been visit
ing the last ten days.
Mrs. Abbie ]. Kimball and her mother
have moved here from Burlington and are
occupying part of Mrs. Mary Mann's
house on Park street.
J.. w. Fuller of Rutland was at W. R.
Sargent's Tuesday and Wednesday, stop
ping here on his way to the political con-
ventions in Montpelier.
Thirty-two members of U. 8. Grant
post and corps met with Mr.. and Mrs. e.
n. Rising Tuesday afternoon for very
pleasant social and supper.
DR.. A. c. Bailey, Or. F. c. Angel, F.
q. Morse and g. A. Osha have been sum-
moned to Chelsea today as witnesses in
the Udall-Reynolds will case.
Miss Lucy Robinson, who had been at
g. B. Mann's some time, was taken to the
relapse into nervous prostration.
Mrs. Homer White went to Burlington
Tuesday to witness the graduation of her
niece, Miss Helen Cramton OF Enosburg
Falls, from the University of Vermont.
Mrs. Joseph Gray took her departure
yesterday to Waterbury, Conn, after a
three months sojourn in Randolph as a
guest at V. /. Spears and F. II. Joslyn's.
Miss Maud Johnston was in Lebanon,
n. H., Tuesday evening to attend the
wedding of Arthur F. Adams of Ran
dolpb, and Miss Clara Gates OF Lebanon.
Mrs. Lewis spooner took her grand
daug liter, Marjorie Spooner, to the little
girls home in Montpelier Saturday and
from there was to extend her trip to Chel- |
sea.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Newton OF South
Pomfret stopped at r. @. McAllister's /
over Sunday on their way to MiddIesex
and Williamstown, the homes OF Mrs. \
Newton's dRug hters.
The Herald publishes this week the
frst installment for 1910 OF the interest /
ing Caspian lake notes, written by Mrs. /
Joseph w. Atwood, whose journalistic 4
ability 10 Of the first rank.
Mrs. c. S. Davis and daughter, Miss
Mabel, and Mrs. Davis sister, Miss
sprague, OF Brookline, Mass, are at Idle
ton cottage, of which they are to have pos
session until the first OF October.
Mrs. L. E. Church, who had been pass
ing the month of June in Randolph and
Warren, came from the latter place yes
terday with her sister, Mrs. Gerald Camp
bell, and took the train here for Lynn,
Mass.
Edwin J. Rumrill, who has been fail
ing in health through the winter and
spring at the home OF his son, DR.. c. J.
Rumrill, is now under the care Of a
trained nurse, Miss Harrie Mitchell Of
Burlington.
Miss Clara Bean is now at Enosburg
Falls to be the guest Of Mrs. Delmer Croft
until after the 4th, when she will go to