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

EX-Gog 3. h. PlDgrSe OF aGkLIotu hAs
in town Friday on business.
Edwin Goodwin is in Woburn, Mass,
where be has found employment at house
painting.
Mrs. ". q. Williams and her son, Carl,
Of Ware, Mass, are with Mrs. Williams
brother, C. E. Briggs.
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Chamberlain OF
Barnard were guests at J. NJ. Atwood's
from Friday to Monday.
Mrs. Dana Chadwick is spending some
time with her sister, Mrs. T.. T. Cnat-
field, in Claremont, n. II.
Mrs. Angie Wood has been in Charles
town, n. H., since Saturday as the guest
Of Der brother, Henry Parker.
Mrs. w. r. wedgwood is home from a
months s%ojourn in Holyoke, Mass, with
her daughter, Miss Mary Wedgwood.
Miss Bessie Gokey is taking a two
weeks vacation from her work as nurse IN
the sanatorium and is at home in Chelsea
Mrs. v. d. Fraser ended a fortnight's
stay With her daughter, Mrs. George Drew
Jr.. Monday and went home to Wood-
stock.
Mr.. INC Mrs. o. P. Hood were in
south Royalion and at the home OF their
daughter. Mrs. Robert Fielders, IN
sharon over Sunday.
Miss Julie Sheldon Of Lowell, Mass,
and Miss Lettle Sheldon Of Revere, Mass,
are being entertained by their cousins,
Mr.. and Mrs. b. @. Goodwin.
s,rius now rises With the sun and dog
DAYS are upon us-a period xtendin
from July 25 to Sept. Z, when 1t makes
everybody feel like a dog tc wear q COLLAR
NJ. A. T~ewksbury joined Mrs. Tewks-
bury Friday at Gofistown, n. H., ana the
next dav they vent to York Beach, Me-,
where they will spend a fortnight or
more.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. e. Fish of Richmond
we're with the formers parents, MT anu
Mrs. A. B. Fish, over Sunday ane navs
since been visiting their relatives 10 stocA
bridge aud Gaysviile.
Mrs. O-son woodcock has gone e
Calais TO visit a sister, Mrs. Jacob Wneei,
ock and is to stay with this sister ano
two brothers. Isaac Austin, In Plainnelo
and Hector Austin in Marshfeldi until
the middle OF September.
n. ID. Banister has a prize Rhode lslano
Pad hen who's who in the poultry yard
since she laid a OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES age
nd dunliested II the other day with
spherical wonder measuring nine anu va
inches in circumference.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. sprague arrived
sunday from West Chester, Pa, 10 speno
their vacation in this vicinity ana tha'
Of Barre. for which they LETT TUESDAY
morninq. While in this place they
make their headquarters at the Inn
Arthur Burt of Washington, u, =.
Joined his family at the Burt farm iues.
dav. and brought to Randolph ms yoohH
nenbew. Master George sparha"k o
Z psaver. pa, who is with his granapar
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. L. T. sparhawk'
Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. johnson motoree
10 N~orthheld Falls Sunday and prougn,
home with them their cousins, herDer
Cross Of Springfield, Mass, Mrs. MAUI
Deputron OF Montpelier n Mrs I:
Robbins OF Athens, who went away MON
: day.
Mr.. Charlotte LOOMS Of Moscow, lda
no. arrived Saturday from st. Aloan
where she had been visiting, n Is u
await hare the arrival OF her son, Barney
from Moscow the goth inst. Mrs. Loomi
Isl sister of the late Mrs. Warren ."
Bean.
~, and Mrs. q. J. Rockwell are enter
tanning Mrs. John Marteile OF springneiu
who came Monday accompanied oy aus
Annie Cotoure. The latter whose nom
Is in Bedford, Conn.,, left Tuesday 10
swanton, and is to be married soon u
Montreal.
Mrs. ID. NJ. English reached home SAT
nrdav after a months s%oiourn with be
dauchter. Mrs. Flora NJ. French, in Mar
boro. Mass. The latter's son, Ralp
French. Is in the hospital in Marlboro
slowly recovering from a very serious OF
/, Grafton for appendicitis.
, Mrs. Herbert Wiswall is entertainin
her sister. Mrs. Walter c. Wright, an
; dsnghier Of Medford, Mass. who arrive
4 A. The Wiswall cottage Friday nigh
e Miss Carlotta Wiswall returned Sa.urus
II from q three weeks absence ID hafri'
burg. Pa, and North Yarmouth, Me-
n nr Arthur Bean of Brooklyn, n. Y
has ioined his wife and daughter in the
%outing At Brookfeld and Randolph and
~ he in Vermont through the month {
: August. Miss Freda Forster, whom MT
Bean brought from Brooklyn when 81
came earlier in the season, went back
the city Saturday.
L. O. Thayer and family have move
: into their new bungalow cottage 9
Howard street and the house vacated
them on Maple street is ready for the Q
cupancy of George Adams OF Chelsea,
4 whom ]. u. Laport recently sold It. n
U adams SON, David, Of Woodstoek is TO
a tenant Of the place.
le Rev. Fraser Metzger and L. B. Johnse
~ were guests ct Lake Mitchell from Thur
p say until Saturday OF ex-Gov. F. d. Pro
s tor. with whom came his daughter. MI
? Emily Proctor, Miss Mollie kilner
<. Woodstock, Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. kinsl'
c of Rutland. The gentlemen attended u
&c funeral Of James s. Morrill, at stranol
! Friday.
D. lieut.. Karl A. Pember Of Company
r son Of ]. Read Pember Of Woodstoc
IN originally Of Randolph, has been praetl
inc with his company at the state III
le range IN Mortified to better his scor
70 he qualified as a sharpshooter and tn
e a an expert r~ihemsn-the hrst IN Z
vermont regiment to make the reco
: this year.