Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-07-28
Randolph.
GEORGIA WHITE. Local Editor.

n. NJ. GAYLORD returned Saturday from
a few days trip TO Wsitsield.
E. A. Thomas was in New York last
week, buying goods for his store.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Scott of Gran.
willie we're at John Hatch's over Sunday.
Mrs. c. B. Hollis and Miss Lucille
Grant are recreating at West Yarmouth
Beach.
E. F. Briggs came back Friday from a
few days absence in Hard lex and Nor
r~isville.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Carl Huntington OF Ros-
lindale, Mass, were in town Friday and
Saturday.
Miss Della Bowler OF Highgate Center
has been a recent visitor at Fred She
quin's, leaving Monday.
Miss Eva Horner of Mortified was the
recent guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry sey-
mour, leaving for home Friday.
Lewis Flint is acting as substitute oper-
ator at the Randolph Telephone ex-
change during a vacation period.
Miss Una Allen has entered the Ran
dolph National bank TO learn ths banking
business and hll a permanent clerkship.
Miss Olive Gushea has finished work at
the Randolph Inn and gone to her sis
ter, Mrs. Wilfred Raymond, in Brain
tree.
Miss Florence Oney has finished work
at the Totman greenhouses, where she be-
gan to act as b~ookkeeper early in the
spring.
The hay crop in Randolph ~rejoices the
hearts OF the farmers, who are harvesting
about three times as much as they did
last year.
Mrs. A. E. Lane and daughter, Laura,
OF Mount Vernon, n. T., Joined the elder
daughter, Marjorie, Friday at Mrs. J. H..
Moulton's.
Mrs. c. W. Proper stepped backward
OF the rear piazza OF her home on Weston
street Friday and broke her right wrist In
two places.
A pension OF s12 a month has been al
lowed Mrs. Ruth Woodcock, widow of
the late Orson Woodcock, dating from
May II last.
Mrs. NJ. V. Chad lex has gone to Wa
terbury. Conn, to spend q fortnight OF
more with her daughter, Mrs. Charles +.
Kenworthy.
Miss Gladys Woodward of Montpelier,
who had been the guest of her aunt, Mrs.
NJ. o. Boyce, since last Thursday, went
to Middlesex Monday.
Mrs. Levi Belknap Of Pittsburg, Kans..
a friend OF Mrs. Nettie Xix and Mrs. w.
c. Slack, came Saturday and kft again
Monday for Royalton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred w. Curtis and
daughter. Marion, have gone to Mrs. Cur
lis old home in Baynnne, y. j., TO be
away until September.
Heber Holman, Jr., and Mrs. Lena
Varney started Monday on a visiting trip
among friends 10 Springfield, Mass, Bos-
ton, Providence and Pawtucket, II. /.
Sir. and Mrs. g. W. Panton have with
them their daughter, Mrs. Edwin Jones
OF souris, Manitoba, who reached town
early Friday morning. Mr.. Jones VIII be
here later.
DIR. Charles B. Chedel, who has been
associated IN practice with another physi-
clan in Remington and Berlin, Conn,
has Just opened an office for himself IN
Bristol, Conn.
Miss Violet Smith OF Berlin, \. H.,
took her departure Tuesday after a so
iourn. dating from the l4th, at A. NJ.
Hubbardis, where she was the guest OF
Arthur Galarneau.
Miss Abbie Alvord OF Mortified, re-
Gently a clerk in Bell Brothers store, has
a good position now in the large depart
ment establishment OF Chandler & Turn
er at Newport, N. II.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Thayer have been
entertaining Mr.. Thayer's sister and her
husband, Mr.. and Mrs. 5. 5. Cole OF
North Craftsbury, who came Saturday
and went away Tuesday.
Mrs. Edna Kempton and Miss Ada
Knox OF Manchester, n. H., were among
the arrivals Friday and have since been
visiting at Charles Blake's OF Weston
street and in Brookheld.
Mr.. aud Mrs. c. B. Mann had a brief
visit Saturday from Mrs. Mannis sister
and husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Royce
of Waltham. Mass. who were on their
way home from Northheld.
Mrs. Lewis Williams returned Friday
from a fortnight in Montpelier as the
guest of her uncle, Charles Jerd, and
brought home With her two cousins,
Misses Lena and Florence Jerd.
Thomas Connolly, Jr., who came East
early in July on a months vacation,
started back to Bowman, N. d., Monday.
He was to stop a day en- route at 81.
Paul and will reach Bowman Saturday.
c. S, Booth is TO sever his long connec-
ton with the Randolph Telephone ex-
change as electrician Aug. 1st in order to
devote himself to the local business Of the
White River Electric Light end Power
company.
Miss Elizabeth Sault and Miss Harriet
Parsons OF Lynn, Mass, who have been
the guests OF the formers grandmother,
Mrs. e. 7. Sault, are now with Miss Par
sons sister, Mrs. Edwin Rix, on Bethel
mountain.
W. R. Messer lie extending the cellar
under the rear OF bis Main street block to
the front wall and is putting in a stone
and cement foundation. BE has some
idea Of adding another story to the block
before fall.
Mrs. Mary sawtelle and Miss. E. A..
Page. who had been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. I. j.. Adams, went 10 p. W.
s~tronqis in North Pomfret Friday to stay
until Monday, returning then to Newton
willie, Mass.
Mrs. F. r. Ingalsbe and son Of Bethle-