Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-07-21

He finds excuse complete
In saying he's been given
Something unfit to eat
Miss Blanche Smith of New York city
is being entertained by Mrs. Guy p.
Lamson.
Miss Evelyn Manney has had an acute
attack OF illness aud though better is not
yet able to be up.
Miss Cora Holbrook was home Sunday
from Barre. where she is elerking IN a
fruit and candy store.
Mrs. N. G. Greene is camping at High
gate Springs with the family Of Sheriff
Frank Tracy OF Montpelier-
Fifty-two tickets were cold at this sta
tion Sunday for the excursion to Missis-
uuoi park, Highgate Springs.
Mrs. A. e. Burton OF New York city,
who had been the guest of MIR. and Mrs.
A. +. Bass, went away Tuesday.
Charles Wayne Dewey oE Hartford,
Conn, is spending the week with his sis
ter, Mrs. Charles II. Holman and family.
Mrs. j. H. smith and yoEngest grand
aaughtee, Florence, oarne TO the Smith
farm from West Somerville, Mass, Tuss-
day.
Mrs. A. II. Nicklees -of shirley, Macs,
Is visitor at H. 3. B0uth's. Mrs. Boeth
and Mrs. Nickless are IN Montpelier to-
day.
Mrs. Mabel Austin of Enosburg Falls
left Tuesday after q months soiourn with
the family OF her son, n. =. AustiA, in
Beanviiae.
Dr.. n. q. Beekman, accompanied hy F.
c. w. Hayward, started yesterday ca an
auto trip to Springfield, Mass, and Hart
tord, Conn.
Miss l. E. Wood of Central AgIirre,
Porto Rico, was among the arrivals yes
terday and is with the Misses Conent at
the Center.
Mrs. Bertha Burridee returned satur-
dav from Boston, where she bad been at
tending the convention OF the National
EducatiOBal association
W. P. Young has been having hard
sickness bat at present Is more comsorta-
bic. His son, Lynn, is expected next
week from Littleton, n. II.
Horace II. Howard hiss with him bis
niece, Mrs. John Aldrich, and tive chill
dren OF Springfield, Maes., who wGn be
Joined By Mr- Aldrich today.
An eight-pound daughter, Viola
Eleanor, was born yesterday to Mr. and
Mrs. Mark 0sgood; granddaughter OF
Mr.. and AIRS. e. w. Carlisle.
Landlord c. W. Hayward OF the Ran
dolph Inn Is suffering from Inflammation
OF the knee, caused by strain received
Friday in stepping from wagon.
Miss Enie Jubb of Adams, Mass, sister
os Mrs. j. Wallane Chesbra. is convales-
cling from the measles, with which abe
fell in after her arrival in Randolph.
Mrs. Charles Jones Of Quincy, Mass,
Is with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. A.
Heath, whom Mr. and Mrs. EuReGe
Campbell OF Waterbury also visited MoR-
day.
Mrs. David Dunbar is afflicted with
distressing humorous trouble but for q
day or two has been more comfortable. I
Her niece, Mrs. Blanche Dunbas, is here I
from Montreal.
AIRS. Harry CorEin Of Lowell, Mass, {
reached toWn Monday to remain with 4
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Allis in Brookfeld 4
until Mr.. Corwin comes Saturday 10 take I
her to his old home in Chelsea.
Mrs. w. C. Slack reached home Friday .
rom an absence OF = couple Of weeks IN
Massachusetts and brought with her, Mr.
siack's mother. Mrs. Laura Slack, who
lad wintered in woburn, Medford and
somerville.
q. B. Fish Of stockbridge brought his
sifs's mother, Mrs. Fatima Chamberlin,
,ere Tuesday TO seek medical advice Tor
,oor state. She is now at A. B. Fish's,
: here Mrs. r. a. Kezer Of Rochester is
ikewise guest.
5. NJ. Hobson OF Providence. r. l.,
Mss Leonora Campbell Of New York
.ity. Miss Ada Nichols, Miss Mildred
Williams and Miss Florence Howe Of
lynn, Mass, are enioyiEg an outing At
he Church farm.
Miss Harriet Hayward is taking va
alton from the postofice and has gone 70
,wampscotf. Mass, leaving Monday in
he company Of Mrs, Il. H. Hayward, who
: visiting her sisteF,Mrs. Clarence Cate,
n somerville, Mass.
IF. Iamsnn. L b Johnson, John
Woodward of south Royaltou and l. A.
Gibbs Ci White River Junction vent %
yerfane Tuesday 10 serve as petit jurors
3 United States court in session al that
liacs. They returned last night.
Mrs. "a. L. Scott Of Northampton,
lfass., is the guest "a Der son, Dr. g. ".
soott. and family and viii 80 from bere in
mother week 20 IrasburE 20 meet her
iaur hter, Mrs. Lula Porter Of Northamp-
on. who is now AZ Crescent Beach.
Ernest wardner, who was 50 seriously
lrostrated by the beat in Hartiords
Jonn., the eth inst, that be was taken 70