Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-09-29
Randolph.
GEORGIA WHITE. Local Editor.

Robert sault returned to DartmoutI
Monday for his senior year.
Miss Fleda Martin picked a stem q,
ripe ueld straw berries Sept. %.
Mrs. Nellie Morse OF Milford, n. H.. /.
with her daughter, Mrs. Ernest MeIn,
tosh.
Mrs. Emma Ayers OF Stove visited her
cousin, Rev. @. o. Howe, Friday and Sat
urday. -
Mrs. Nellie Chase of Essex, n. Y.
daughter OF Warren Mann, was at vii.
liam Mann's Friday.
Mrs. Maggie sawyer Of Bradford came
Monday to assist Mrs. Henry BagIey in
her household duties.
R ichard Wiswall OF Boston Joined his
mother at Wiswall cottage Sunday. ex-
pecting to return today.
Mrs. W. A. Miner OF Huntington Cen.
ter was with her sister, Mrs. James Cas-.
from Tuesday to Friday.
After two weeks stay at H. 7. Hol.
mans, Mrs. Harriet Sinclair returned
Saturday TO West Lebanon, ". Fl.
Mrs. Charles Bower went Saturday TO
visit At Levi Raymore's in Springfield.
Vt, and thence on to Holyoke, Mass.
Dir. and Mrs. A. Fl. Powers went satur-
day to visit al Claremont. \. H., proceed
ing to Bratt.eboro Tuesday for a few
days stay.
z. G. Leney went Friday to HardWick
and returned the first OF the week with
his wife and child who had been passing
a month there.
Mrs. Annette r. Goodwin, on her way
from Rochester for q winters stay ID
Lowell, Mass, stopped from Friday until
Monday with Mrs. s. 3. Whitcomb.
Mrs. A. J. Hunter OF Windsor and 1
niece, Mrs. Nellie Boyden, OF Norwood,
Mass, we're guests OF their brother and
uncis, +. A. sbattuck, several days the
first Of the week.
Not aware OF the recent departure for
the West OF her brother, John +. Mead.
his sister, Mrs. Thomas Hammond, Jr..
Of Northampton, Mass, came last Thurs.
day to visit him, remaining until sstur-
day with MRS. Mead.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Wait Of Waltsseld
stopped here Monday on her way heue
from the funeral OF Mrs. H. B. Parker at
~.
VI. A. Miller. Mr.. Parker Is broth Of
Mrs. Wait and Mrs. Miller.
Miss Mary L. Haynes was called to
Taunton, Mass, Sunday to attend the
uneral OF a niece, one OF the twin children !
i Der brother. Her place at the :
anatorium was taken during her absence
~ Miss Flora Landon OF Burlington.
Albert c. Adams OF Post Mills and
talseY +. Durkee Of Tunbridge. former
tudents OF the Randolph high school, :
ave enrolled as students At the Albany !
business college, where they are to take a
omplete coarse of commercial study.
Fred shequiuus entertained last week !
Is sister and husband. Mr.. and Mrs
haries Boss of Springfield, Mass, who n
eparted saturday, also another sister and q
ushand, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Raymond !,
I HiRhgAte Center, who were here from i
ridsy until Monday. 4
Beatrice Ethel, youngest child Of Mr.. F
nd Mrs. Charles H. Holman, died last b
thursday night, aged one year last July. il
he child bad always been frall, and de- r
,loped a cold, followed by heart failure.
be funeral was Saturday afternoon at II
lie home, Rev. Fraser Metzger oficiat- le
e.. #
Mrs. Eliza McKeIlips OF Fort Dodge, g
i, and Mrs. Sophia Seminole OF Alberta, n
IN. are visiting their cousins, Otis Ri 70
I'd. Mrs. A. b. Cushman, Mrs. f. n. 70
Ddfrey and Mrs. +. r. Percival. These A
dies are the daughters OF Seth and -
lebe (French) Riiord, formerly Of o.
aintree. born after the parents located On
the West, and this Is their FIRST visit to pe
e ancestral home.
Rev. Joseph Hamilton had as guests !,
er Sunday bis son, Edmund OF 81. u
hnsbury, who came in q Hudson tour
2 car for which be lately exchanged ~
sniey steamer; and his wife, also Mrs ~
nest Hamilton Of Bakersfield aud Miss ~
lhei Of Montpelisr. all Of whom
irueyed on With him Monday to Ra- -
-sfeld. Mr.. and Mrs. Pliny Hamilton
4 son Of Woodstock came Friday end ~
1ceeded on to Bakersfield. Ernest Z
milton and wife Of the latter place 81.
re also here Thursday on their way to ~
oodstock and the state fair. -
.rs. Jane Spear and daughter, Mrs. A. mi
Trenholm OF st. Paul, MIMI, arrived {.
nday aud are guests OF Mrs. Nina mai
ar and Mrs. A. Z. Kendrick, cousins. Tui
~ came East to attend q wedding in Bes
rthfield. Frank Severance Of North 81 !
d, q son-in-law OF Mrs. Spear accom- Bal
lied them here. Mrs. Spear, is the "
low of John Spear, formerly a well life
,wn Braintres and Randolph citizen, pro
|, in her s7th year is so remarkably eli
/ preserved that she thought nothing Ma
tartinr on this journey from g. Paul nou
nediately after 3 long trip from the thir
iic coast. one
While j. w. Fargo was holding the her
Is OF = pair OF horses owned by W. L.
vey OF East Brsintree at the Emerson the
door Saturday, the animals, startled A
sudden exhaust OF steam from an Her
inc, jumped away from him, leaving Fl
Fargo to rub . spot on bis arm be- ther
OF cutiele BY their quick departure. oral
team, loaded with window glass, dun
red down Pleasant street with every mas
Ipect OF an interesting time ahead, him
d at the Mcintyre block Fred Jerd II
aged to plant his manly form in front Frsi
beir mad course and TO stop them BY soei
lick, strong pull on the bride. Only Anil
lights of glass were broken o1t Of the
lot. priv