Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-07-28
Randolph Continued.

OF Cnlcopee, Mass, are guests at II. +.
Sharpe's.
Miss Blanche s~parhawk is enjoying an
outing with the Marcott family at Mas
coma lake.
Miss Marguerite Hudson returned yes
terday from a fortnight at Lake Ounmore
and Burlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Newton OF somer-
vile, Mass, were recent guests of Mr..
and Mrs. A. j. Foster.
Mrs. Fanny Howard and Miss Lura
Montgomery were in Mortified last
Thursday to see Mrs. +. s. Ball.
There will be no band concert next
Saturday evening but, il nothing unfore-
seen occurs, one will be given Aug.J6.
Mrs. Bertha Burridge is to reopen her
kindergarten in Bethany Parish house
next Monday for a term Of four weeks.
Mrs. Mary A. Hodgkins has bought q
lot on the western point OF the Totman
addition, where she proposes to build an
other year.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. B. Ienney aud daugh-
ter OF Barre are at L. II. Rumrillis, where
Mr.. Iennes was also a guest from Sunday
tofTuesdsy.
Mrs. George L. Spear is confined to the
bed by a bronchial and Rsthmatic trouble
and is being cared for by her sister, Mrs.
Beaumelle West.
Mrs. F. A. Holbrcok of Brooklyn, N.
y, is at DIR. L. A. Russlow's and Mr..
Holbrook arrives today, having stopped 81
keene, n. H., en- route.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. p. Bartlett Of Dorches-
ter, Mass, are with Mrs. Bartlett's moth
er, Mrs. c. NJ. Howard, having come
Tuesday from Plainheld.
Miss Azile Menard OF Montreal, who Is
now in Montpelier, is to take up her resi-
dence here next week with the family Of
her brother, Joseph Menard.
Miss Jennie Johnston and Miss Flor
ence Campbell Of Lebanon, n. H.,
stopped at Mrs. w. r. Edson's Tuesday
night on their way TO Lake George.
Miss Elsie Whitney is in Tunbridge for
a two weeks vacation from her work at
n. G. Greene's, and Mrs. Greene's niece,
Mrs. ]. 5. Howell OF Barre, is with her.
Willis y. Chandler, Fred O. Copeland,
John LRmson and j. C.. S~herburne mo-
tored TO Greensboro yesterday 10 the
ChaEdler's Velie and are to return today.
AIRS. Fatima Chamberlain goes home to
Stockbridge today feeling much better for
the medical treatment she has been re-
ceiging during a ten days s%ojourn at A.
B. Fish's.
Henry Kemp, who had been staying q
week with the family Of his daughter,
Mrs. {. r. Brewster. went home to Roch-
ester the 26th, taking Mrs. Brewster with
him.
II. D. Salisbury and his son, Franklin,
started Tuesday in their car TO attend a
meeting Of the New England Furniture
Manufacturers association held At Port
land, Me.
Howard Drew, after a vacation Of two
weeks, has resumed his course ia the de-
partment for nurses at the Boston CITY
hospital from which he will be graduated
in December.
Miss Lila Jerd, who had been at the
home Of her uncle, Charles Jerd, in
Montpelier on q months vacation from
her work as trained nurse, is IN Ia that
city with appendicitis.
Mrs. NJ. L. Scott OF Northampton.
Mass, ended her fortnight's visit TO her
day, and proceeded to Irasburg with her
1NAhAtNA 1AAas Lula AOAttIs /
George II. Slack shipped a carload Of
canned corn TO Boston this week from the
local factory OF the Demeritt q Palmer
company, who have only about 500 cases
left of last seasons product.
Tom Spooner is coming home soon
from st. Louis. Mo-. after nearly a years
absence, In which he has been studying
teleRraphy. His sister, Kate, has a place
this season at Old Orchard Beach.
Miss Lucinda Dupuis is now monotype
operator at Philadelphia for the Motor
Print company, whose Motor magazine OF
over SO large three column pages for July
was set entirely ~ her and Is q very
creditable piece OF work.
Miss Anna 7. Bryan, who had been at
F. w. Jewett's a fortnight, went back 10
Boston yesterday, intending tn return to
Randolph in August, when Miss Georgia
Mann comes for her vacation from the
Thresher SILK store in Boston.
John Randolph, the young son of Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Morton Of Montclair. n.
j., has been sick ct the home Of his
grandfather, W. w. Morton, with symp-
toms Of typhoid fever, which, however.
did not develop. For a day or two be
has been improving.
Mrs. A. @. Bradish and daughter.
May, OF Mediord, Mass, we're among the
arrivals yesterday, coming from North
Pomfret, where they had been having a
very pleasant week ct the farm OF 2. W.
Strong. Saturday DR.. and Mrs. r. A.
Eaton and Miss Bradish will 20 into
camp at Greensboro with Mr.. and Mrs.
John Buck Of somerville, Mass, and will
be Joined later by Mr.. and Mrs. Fred I.
Bradish Of Bellows Falls.
A drama, "When Brother Phil was
Walking" was presented in A. @. o.
goods barn yesterday by an exceptionally
good company composed Of Elsie osgood,
Jennie Jerd, FIeda Martin q Marjorie
Lane. These young actresses found favor
with the goodly Bumber OF spectators
present, who were greatly pleased with
the entertainments. The sale Of tickets
amounted to s2.75, which will be given
to the Kurn Hsttin Homes at westmins-
ter.
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