Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-09-08
Randolph.
eronoIA WHITE. Local Editor.

M HHDH ACA
r c. clifford has begun the erection oil
bsrn at the real of bis residence on EN-
erson Terrace.
ION. weighing eight pounds, wal
.a-r Friday night to Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Butterheld.
Howard Larock went back TO Berk-
.bire saturday after q weeks stay with
~ family Of c. W. Danyow.
Mrs. Alice Holmes has returned ia
Newton, Mass, after spending the sum.
nsr al Charles F. 0riswold's.
NJ. and Mrs. F. H. Ketchum are enter
..fnin0 Mr.. and Mrs. w. J.. Hutchinson
and son, Walter, Of Cambridge, Mass.
Mrs. John Udall and two children
cached home Saturday from an absence
al several days at Fred Preston's IN straf-
ford.
Iohn Fisk and Mrs. Eugene Ellison
cent sunday in White River Junction
With Mr.. Fisk's son, Walter Fisk, and
bis wife.
DR.. q. ID. Frost and family motored
tom Hanover, n. H., Friday and spent
tbe day with Mrs. G. w. Hodges and
Miss Mary 8. Dubois.
Miss VERNE Chamberlain, who had on
A. been in town three or four days, left
saturday for Saxonville, Mass, where she
has been teaching several years.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. P. Abbott, who had
bsen staying at I. J.. Adams, took their
6snarture 10 Proctor Saturday, accompa-
uied by Mrs. Adams and daughter, Mir
lam.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Fl. Rayner, who ex-
useted 10 have rooms in Judge W. II.
\ Nichols house this winter, are to occupy
The smithers house on Maple street with
Mrs. II. V. Fletcher.
ora Abbott has found a place in the
/ once Of the Vermont Marble company in
proctor, where Arthur Wheatiey OF
~BrookHeld, another Randolph high school
boy. Is also employed.
r. a. Ranuey OF Boston, travelling agent
Of the Atchison, Topeka n santa he rail-
way system, was here Friday 20 persuade
Cart. b. r. Bowman TO manage an eKcur-
zion to California in October.
NJ. c. Rowell, as administrator OF the
n. v. Fletcher estate, has sold the Fleteh-
o. farm OF 100 acres, stock, tools and
. erops for $4,000 TO W. A. Cooley Of Essex
Junction, who has already taken posses
sion.
Mrs. Clement Drew and Mrs. b. G.
latham OF south Rovalton were in this
4 place last week from Thursday to satur-
4 day as the guests OF the former' daugh-
ter. Mrs. n. II. Paige, and Mrs. Char
lotte Lille.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Lewis, who came
10 Randolph on their wedding trip the
second week in August, returned 20 Bos-
ton Friday. While here they were the
guests Of the groom's mother, Mrs. De-
Forrest Lewis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph W. Atwood have
/ shortened their camping season at Caspian
A take, Greensboro, which usually extends
10 or into November, are ct home now TO
attend 70 the making OF some repairs up
on their residence.
Miss Eta Chamberlain left Saturday to
resume teaching in the Union school OF
4 Montpelier. Miss Chamberlain has had
q long and successful experience in the
pedagogical fields OF Vermont n Aiassa-
chusetts u starts in this fall on her
i0ith term.
After seven years tenure Of Office, W.
II. Gladding refused to serve longer as
treasurer OF the universalist association
OF Vermont and the Province of Quebec,
at the recent convention In Northheld,
and s. s. Watson OF 81. Adams was elect
ed 10 that Office in bis stead.
Mrs. NJ. E. Warrington of Northheld
WAS at A. r. Hendricks Friday and then
Went 70 the Center to pay a short VISIT
to Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Hebard at the
Randolph House. Miss Theresa Hanel,
who had been a guest at Mr.. Kendriek $
several days, went back to Burlington FRI
day.
Mrs. Charles Becker and little daugh'
ter OF Denver. Col, are visiting MI. ana
Mrs. A. II. Powers in this village and
Mr.. and Mrs. f. X. Allis in Brookneid.
Mrs. Becker Is the daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Ford, with whom she has
teen spending part Of the summer IN
Bfattleboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Eaton had with
them over Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Caleo
Eaton and daughter. Evelyn, OF Rochester
and their son, Clifford Eaton Of Boston
The last named, accompanied by ms SIS
ter, EVELYN, returned Monday to Boston,
where he has for many years been CON
nected with the foreign department Of the
First National bank.
As A. NJ. Vaughan was riding on me
horse rake Friday, the horse deemed :
most Trustworthy animal, kicked sue-
denly and broke both bones in Mr.. waugh
sn's right leg below the knee II Is
thought that possibly the kick was meant
for tormenting iy, against when SOLE
Of the Vermont press have been kicking
with both heels all summer.
Il. c. Gilbert, his daughter, Miss MAI
tina, and his niece, Miss Catherine wsy-
mouth, attended the funeral Of MI. dii-
bert's niece, Miss Minnie Blodgett, IN
White River junction Friday. The oe-
ceased was the daughter Of George bioo-
gstt Of Boston, who was once Q mercnanl
10 Randolph, and now has q small store
IN Boston in which his daughter assisted
him. Wednesday afternoon, the Slst UT,
she pleaded indispositiOn and went TO neI
boarding place to rest. Retiring 70 nes
room, she closed the door tightly, tufheu
on the gas and lay down, n When sue
vas found, life was extinct.
Julius c. Greene Of South Randolph, an
antiquary whose interest in things per
tanning to the early history OF this locai
itv il nnaaCgfng. has a rare collection q