Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-07-21
Randolph.
GEORGIA WHITE. Local Editor.

Mss, e staying At ]. ?. Mhad's.
Miss Abbie Alvord Of Mortified was
the guest Of Mrs. Emma 8. Reed over
Sunday.
Miss Emma Moses and her nephew,
Robert Gay, are having an outing in
Rochester.
Mr. aud Mrs. Elijah Fuller and son Of
Warren were guests at H. F. Flint's Fri
day and Saturday.
Miss Annie Scott has gone to Lowell,
Mass, to stay q month or more in that
city and at the beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Drew, IT., are en-
tertaining Mrs. Drew's mother, Mrs. ".
ID. Fraser of Woodstock.
+ J. F. Tewksbury il enlarging his house
on Prospect avenue by a two-story bay
window on the north side.
DR.. and Mrs. Harry s. Clark OF Dan
vers, Mass, are with their relatives in
this village for three weeks vacation.
Miss Annie Pillion went back to Mont
pelier last Thursday after ten days stay
with her grandfather, Charles Coulumb.
4 Miss Lois Wilson OF LaHarpe, Kans.,
was the guest of her cousins, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Harry Tilson, Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs. II. A. Leonard and son, Law
renee, are spending several days with Mr..
and Mrs. c. E. Higgins, in Concord,
/ N. II.
/ W. 8. s. Buck and family will 60 to
Lake Bomoseen in Castleton next Monday
TO spend a vacation OF two or three weeks
in camp.
Leroy @. smalley and Miss Belle
Brooks returned to Boston Sunday after
weeks witt to the formers mother, Mrs.
Ella Smalley.
Miss Georgia Folsom, who had been
doing millinery work for Mrs. J. +.
Tew kshury, went to her home in Waits
field Tuesday.
Mrs. NJ. A. Tewksbury went TO York
Beach, Me, Saturday and was accom-
panied BY Mrs. e. F. Upham as far as
Goffstown, n. II.
Mrs. o. J. Marcott and son, Albert,
and Miss Mary Mareott are in camp at
Mascona lake, Enfield, \. H., where Mr.
Marcott spent Sunday.
wnmar and Miriam Angel were a cou-
pie OF young travellers bound Monday for
the farm OF Ed. Heath.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. F. Emerson and Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Chase journeyed to
Greensboro Friday in the Chase auto and
remained there until Sunday.
Mrs. Harvey spalding OF Washington,
d. c., came Friday to remain through
July and August with her brothers, Hon.
James and Lyman Hutchinson.
Mrs. Wesley Hodgkins and her three
youngest children were in Queohee sever
81 days. coming home Monday with Mr..
Hodgkins, who joined them SATURDAY.
Howard Drew Is in Randolph for
fortnighes vacation from the Boston City
hospital, where he will soon complete a
two years course OF training for nurses.
Mrs. e. A Banister has been entertain
ing Eugene Cardell, Mrs. Addie I.
Blodgett and Mrs. Adelaide Webster OF
Providence, r. l., who went away Fri
day.
Mrs. Dewitt c. Webb and daughter,
Wanda, who had been with Mrs. Webb's
mother, Mrs. +. L. Brooks, couple OF
weeks, returned TO Charlestown, Mass,
Saturday.
o. w. Mann Of Georgetown, Col, Miss
Anna T. Bryan OF Boston and Miss
Louise J. Drake Of Nashua, n. H.. are va
cationists at K. w. Jewett's on Randolph
avenue.
DIR. and Mrs. Paul shinn of Boston,
whn bad been boarding at 9. F.. Girls
wold's and camping on Braintree Hill
during a fortnight. took their departure
TO Plainfeld Monday.
Mrs. Ruth Williams is again staying
With Mrs. Alice Bruce and arrived Satur-
day from Lebanon, \. H., in the COM
pany Of her son, Lester J. Williams, who
went away the same day.
At the annual meeting OF the Vermont
Pharmaceutical association held at Lake
Bomoseen lately, the travelling mems aux
iliary chose for president {. L. Flint OF
Burlington, once OF this place.
Miss Mary Boyce stepped on piece OF
broom handle in front of Bethany church
Monday and gave her left foot a bad
sprain. Miss Ruth Wardner OF East
Roxbury is spending the week with her.
John Abbott and C. 9. Dubois were
with their families at Sanford farm Sun
day, leaving again Monday for Boston.
friend OF Miss Winsome Abbott, now at
the farm, is Miss Harriet Houghton OF
Boston.
f. q. Harrington is taking rest from
the Randolph bakery and has been IN
New Bedford, Boston and other Masea-
chusetts towns for several days. In his
absence. r. c. Smith is assisting Mrs.
Harrington as baker.
Miss Alta Bailey, the youngest daugh-
ter OF MIR. and Mrs. Hudson II. Bailey
was graduated from the high school in
South Pasadena, CAL, in June and is now
AIIing the position Of associate editor on
the Pasadena Record.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Morgan have
with them at the Morgan farm her moth
er. Mrs. Z. S. Morgan OF Peekskill, n.
", and Mrs. Norman Morgan and
daughter, Olive, of New York city. DR..
Norman Morgan is expected at the farm
in a few days. Mrs. Norman Morgan is
in poor health this summer, due to heart
trouble.
L. d. Clark OF Laconia, n. H., and his
gang of concreters are repairing the side