Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-08-04

OF any coleRe-bred.
II only she can brew and bake,
Stir up luscious ohnnycake
concocz the iooshsome pies
Why, she'Il be voted far and vide
failing Joy and pride,
OF all the girls prize.
Max Thomas has finished his seasons
work at the Woodstock Inn.
John Moseley Of Mortified was in this
village on business yesterday.
Mrs. j. B. Wells is visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Gus Wetmore, In Keene, n. H.
Miss Ellon Matthews is with her aunt,
Mrs. Olive Chaffee In Rochester for a
month.
Ernest and Arthur Austin are spending
few days at Camp Randolph, Highgate
Springs.
Mrs. Il. H. Mcintyre reached home
Monday from months ahpenes in Bur
lington.
Frank Lashus was in Mbntpelisr over
Sunday, with his aunt, Mira Louis FIJI.
lion, and family.
Mrs. Sarah Hall OF Boston, who had
been at P. P. Lamson's q few weeks,
went away Tuesday.
H. B. Bell is at the New York market
to make purchases OF autumn merchan-
disc for Bell Brothers.
A son, Llsle Vincent, weighing sls
pounds, was born the 27th ult to Mr..
and Mrs. Crosby Tyler.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. c. Hooker Of Wash
ington, d. c., are being entertained by
Mr. and Mrs " A. Grant.
Miss Inez Litchheld came back yester-
day from Springfield, where she had been
passing the last three weeks.
Rev. and Mrs. Joseph Hamilton have
with them Mr.. Hamilton's sister, Mrs.
e. Gordon OF Randboro, Can.
Miss Mabel Osborne OF Montpelier
came yesterday to remain over Sunday
with her sister, Mrs. John Dubois.
Rev. and Mrs. irving Flint arv on
from Hatfield, Mass, for their annual
vacation in Randolph and Braihtree.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Burnham Of
Philadelphia, summer soiourusrs In
Northneld, visited Randolph yesterday.
DR.. A. c. Bailey is in Montpelier today
at the annual school for health officers,
whose Tuesday session he also attended.
Mrs. {. g. Morrison and Miss NJ. Burke
of New York, VINO came to The Man
chester the first of June, went away Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Vail reopened their
house on franklin street yesterday after
nearly a month at the Vail farm in Pom
fret.
A business meeting OF the Woman's Re-
lief corps is called for Saturday, the sth
inst, hen all the members are asked to
be present.
Forty-eight tickets we're sold at the
station this morning for the reunion OF
Orange and Windsor county veterans in
Rochester.
An eight-pound dang hter, Eleanor
Gertrude. was born Sunday morning to
Mr.. and Mrs. +. L. Dudley at ID. B. Fas-
sett's on Park street.
Miss Mary Flint went back Sunday to
her work as trained nurse in Brookline,
Mass, after q vacation period at the farm
of her father, Hale L. Flint.
e. v. Perkins, principal OF the high
school at Enosburg Falls, aud Mrs. Per-
kins were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Z. II.
Mason Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mrs. F. Y. Hassam and two grand
daughters. Fleda and Gladys Hassam, OF
East Hardwick, stayed st ]. A. Gould's
Tuesday night on their way to Gaysville
Miss Marion Amsden has returned to
her work in North Leominster, Mass.i
after stay OF four months among her rel
atives in Randolph, Brookheld and Bar
nard.
Mrs, John Udall was able to leave the
sanatorium Saturday after an operation
for appendicitis and is convalescing at
the home Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene Wardner.
Leslie E. Durkee and Myrtle N. Rollins
we're married Tuesday evening by Rev.
Joseph Hamilton at the home OF Roy
Cody in the Chadwick block, where they
are at present boarding.
Mrs. Bessie Button, whose work OF
trained nurse has taken her to lntervale
in the White mountains this summer,
came yesterday for four days rest at the
home Of her father, Silas Chadwick.
Miss Eta Chamberlain is At Mrs. Han
nah Lambs on South Pleasant street,
having returned from Boston Friday, and
has her brohter, Jotham Chamberlain Of
Monson, Mass, with her and an aunt,
Mrs. PAMELA Cutler, OF Bethel.
Antonio Mazzolini was away from Sat
urday to Wednesday on trip to Boston
and Concord, n. II. His mother, Mrs.
Louis Mazzolini, and sons Eugene and
Edmund, have been in st. Adams for
some little time but came home today.
Lsmuel Richmond has a fine specimen
Of tropical vegetation in the form Of 8
palm tree with q spread Of i3 feet and
tendency to outgrow the boundaries Of
the house. Il is q handsome thing and
ought to be in some large public build
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. ). Little are In West
Canaan, n. H, Is the guests Of Mr. Lit
Ties haIf-brother, Walter WhittemoEs.
Mrs. Little has not had much use Of her
right hand lately on account OF = cut IN
the thumb in which blood poison dsvsf