Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-08-25

Lucius Goodhart, were at o. z. Greene
In South Royalton the 23rd to meet Mr.
and Mrs. B. ID. Chadwick OF Concord, n
H., who sre 20 divide 3 vacation perio,
between Royalton and Randolph.
Mrs. Susan walbridge and her daueh
ter, Mrs. Myrtis Chamberlin, had fou.
tables of bridge whist Friday evening
when the winner was Miss Bessie Lewis
and the heaviest loser Mrs. Fannie Lewis
Ice cream and cake refreshed the PLAYERS
Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Udall have hac
With them q few days Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Preston and Webster Preston Of STAFFORD,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert UdAll and tWo chill.
dren CT Craftsbury. Monday, Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Dutton OF hite River June
ton joined the party for an afternoons
visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. p. Spear have taken
their departure TO Boston after a %soiourn
OF some length With their sister, Miss
Nanlora Spear, and their niece, Mrs. Ida
Drake. Another relative, Miss Edith
Spear OF Lebanon, n. H., who had also
been here since Saturday, left Tuesday.
Miss Ruby Pearsoas Of Springfield,
Mass, and Miss Ruth Spragne OF East
Randolph we're Tuesday the guests OF
their cousins, DR.. and Mrs. II. w. H0l-
den, who we're visited yesterday by Ed
ward Holden OF Walpole, n. H., Mrs.
w. b. Pritehard Of Waterbury, Conn.,,
and Mrs. 5. II. Waldo Of East Randolph.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. P~ettigrew of
Lowell, Mass, started the 23rd for Man
chester, N. H., from this place, in which
Mrs. Pettigrew had been staying since
the first of August in the families OF her
brother, B. r. Herrick, and her sister,
Mrs. w. f. Wedgwood. Mr.. Pettigrew
came the 18th TO join his wife, who is
gradually regaining her strength after a
very critical operation.
Mrs. Bertha Burridge, who has been
teaching in Providence, X. l., and had
been reelected to one OF the best schools
in the city, has resigned her position 20
become assistant supervisor and primary
critic ia the Normal school at the Center.
She went to Providence Monday to attend
to some matters connected with the
change, which she makes In order to be so
nearly at home during the school year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Smith and son
made a days trip from Rutland last
Thursday in their car to see w. s. s.
Buck and family, who were visited satur-
day by a second auto party from Rutland
that-included kir. and Mrs. a. c. Hart
well, Mrs. Emma Wright aud Miss Grace
Laid OF that city, Treadwell and Ran
dolph Smith Of Melrose Highlands.
Mass.s and Miss Alice Smith OF Castleton.
Walter Gibbons Of st. AIbans came
Tuesday to take leave Of his mother, Mrs. I.
W. 5. Brown, and other relatives 10 Ran
dolph before starting yesterday for Costa
Rica, South America, where he has rail-
road work offered him at $3.50 a month.
Mr.. Gibbons was one Of the Genital Yer
mont conductors tho lost his place in the
recent strike and five other strikers from
Adams go with him to South Amer
lea.
Mrs. L. s. Brigham gave a party Friday
that the guests attended in cos
tunes designed to represent different
kinds OF cake and, in such guise, looked.
il can be presumed, good enough TO eat.
Guessing the costume was the first diver
sion and in this contest Mrs. @. w. A.
Putnam, Mrs. +. 4. Brooks aud Mrs. f.
II. Joslyn were tied, each having guessed
nine out OF the nineteen Representations
Df "sweet cooking" They cut then for
irst honors, which fell to Mrs. Putnam.
Five hundred, whist and finch were the
games OF the afternoon, in the course OF
which Miss Blanche Sparhawk sang, aud
Mrs. Brooks and Mrs. Brigham played
piano duets. Refreshments OF ice cream
md cake (not in costumel were served.
Among the summer guests lately de-
parted are Mr.. and Mrs. John Storrs and
hTee children, who had been boarding
It F. W. Jewett's and started Sunday in
heir car fer Ware, Mass. They took
With them Ralph Dunn, who will 60 to
Boston and Arlington, Mass, as well as
Mrs. Sarah Frost and her daugh-
May, also boarders at Mr.. Jewett's.
eft Friday for Cornish Flats, n. H., and
rom that place Mrs. Frost was TO pro-
'eed to Springvale, Me-, and her daugh-
er to Brockton, Mass. Mrs. S. s. Briggs
Expects to leave Monday for Worcester,
Mass, to join her daughter, Mrs. NJ. e.
Granger, and her granddaughter, Edith,
q a trip to West Point, where the grand
on, Fred Granger, is now q cadet at the
Military academy.