Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-06-23
Randolph.
GEoRoIA WHITE. Local Editor


+ in Campbell & Greeley's store at Roehes-
/ ter.
Miss Emma Flint is staying with her
] grandfather, Rev. f. f. Herrick, IN Mil
ton.
] Mrs. L. c. White, sr., Of Windsor is
being entertained BY Mr.. and Mrs NJ. Il.
Miller.
Miss May Howe is again at 4. W.
Lewis. having returned from Brattleboro
/ Friday.
Miss Efie Buck Of Burlington was
with Mrs. Inez segar from Friday to
Monday.
Miss Katherine p. Wood has finished
teaching in brownsville aud came home
Saturday.
Edward Eldredge is driving their new
Ford touring car for the people At san
ford farm.
Miss FLORENCE Noble is having yaea-
tion IN Waterbury, where she Is staying
with Mrs. John Rogers.
Mr.. and Mrs Scion Buchanan Of
Orange, Mass, have been entertained AZ
f. {. Terry's several days
Miss S. I. Parish went to Hartford,
Conn. Saturday to be the guest OF her
sister, Mrs. John Gorham.
willis Chandler has come from saranae
Lake. ". T., to spend the summer with
his father, Col A. B. Chandler, at MARI
Castle.
Mrs. IT., w. TeNksbury and daughter,
Miss Mary q. arrived from Rutland Fri
dav night and are at their residence IN
this village for the summer.
Mrs. Guy Loudon and two children
went back to Burlington Saturday after
spending ten days with Mrs. Loudon :
mother, Mrs. H. II. Mcintyre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Marvin OF New
ton. Macs, have Joined Mrs. Marvin.s
mother. Mrs. Alice NJ. Holmes, at e. Z.
Griswold's for a ten days outing.
Mrs. A. ]. Huse was in Windsor sun
day and Monday to make the aequaint-
anee Of her new grandson, the three
weeks-old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Huse.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Dillon and Miss
Louise Hood arrived from New YORK
Tuesday night and are at the ROBINSON
house on Randolph avenue for the sum
mer.
Henry Hutchinson and his son, Carrie
ton. started Friday night on their return
Ia Randolph, Wis, after a weeks visit g
the formers brothers, Hon. james ana
Lyman Hutchinson.
Mrs. Gertrude Galtman, who had been
recuperating at Joseph Coreveau's after
an illness, went to Enfield, y. H., satnr'
dav 10 proceed homeward TO Allston,
Mass. little later
Frederick Rainey. who is to he gradu-
atea from Dartmouth college this month
has been STAYING with Mrs. Emma =
Reed since Saturday for little rest ne
fore commencement begins.
J.J. stimets has bought Of 5. a. smitt
the double tenement house built bY ms
latter on south Pleasant street last sum
mer. Mr.. stimets will take possession O
his new property the irst Of July.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. d. Howe have with
them Mrs. Howe's sister, Mrs. /. Il.
oraway. the latters daughter, Mrs. Wal
Ter Macy. and baby and the sons vile
Mrs. Raw Ordway, and baby. all Of Mont
pelier.
Among the relatives bereaved by the
seath ~ Mrs. Clarence O. Osha are two
sisters 81 the deceased. Misses Lucia ana
Ratie Cole Of Rochester, whose names
we're inadvertently omitted IN the opitu-
aty notice.
q Holman came from Boston last
rbnrsdsv ana was with his aunt, Mrs.
Narr Mann. until Sunday night, when
he went to st. Adams TO take ms hleee'
Miss Leila Flint, to Boston the next Gay
for a vacation trip.
Miss Carrie NJ. Granger, who was
called here from Boston by the death o
her brother-in-law, II. V. Fletcher, ieil
saturday for Lebanon, n. H., where shf
remained over Sunday With her sister
Mrs. c. w. Miller, before returning s
Boston.
Mr. and Mrs. George 3. Purdy have
moved here from Derry, n. H., ana arr
occunvipg part OF E. +. Briggs house on
school street. Mr.. Purdy is carpenter
snd has found employment WIN saui
BROTHERS. He and his life were in Flor
da through the winter.
Mrs. Louise tChitteudenl Smyth 0
New York. who had been the guest
Mr. and Mrs. w. w. Morton while Re
newing acquaintance with Randolph, IN
home 81 her girlhood, departed Monaa'
Ia harrington to visit an old friend ther
before going back to New York
Mrs. j. c. wirts Of Delayan, Wis, wh
Is summering with her sister, MIS- MAT
Bass. Al Mountainview farm on Braintre
hin. has been staying With Miss Nanlor
Smear few days lately and IN that tih
tried her luck at fishing, landing nv
trout. two OF them of pretty good size
q Miss Eva Nichols, the trained nur'
Who had been caring for :. II. McCu
loueh. went Monday to Essex TO take
new case. Mr.. Mccullough, though =
and out Of doors most Of the time, Is y
in feeble health and finds little rem
/, from the heart trouble he has had
l. long.
I Miss Adelaide AIvord, who had been
, Ia. w. Panton's three or four mont
took her departure to st. Johnsbury -
& urday accompanied by Miss Marlor
0f Panton. The latter was one OF io'
bridesmaids in 81. Johnsbury Tuesos
evening at the wedding of q distal
cousin, Miss Helen Hall, to George "
> lace. postmaster and merchant OF ia
Ryegate.