Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-07-14
Randolph.
GEORGIA WHITE, Local Editor.

EfeQ 6OOQMlu went money 10 81
Jobnsbury for three weeks Welt.
Mrs. A. r. Crandall went Friday to vis-
i a sister in Sharon for an indefinite time.
Miss Eva Horner Of Northaeld came
Saturday to visit week at Henry Sey-
mour's.
Miss Marie Chandler Of Rochester is
passing the week here, having dental
work done.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newell Pierce, who live
in the o'Connor block, are parents OF
son. born July :.
Mrs. Mary Battise returned Friday to
Holyoke, Mass after a weeks visit With
her home people here.
George Goodreau, formerly operator
here, now stationed at Andover, \. H.,
was in town Tuesday.
w. r. Messer returned Tuesday after
stay OF three weeks in Morrisyille, Bur
lington and Waterbury.
A nine-pound son Was horn Friday
morning to Superintendent and Mfs. II.
W. Lewis at the sanatorium.
Prof. K. K. 3. Flint OF Mortified WAS
in town Tuesday looking up prospective
students for Norwich university.
Mrs. ]. B. Eldredges mother, Mrs. A.
]. MEG went Saturday to North
Geld TO visit her son for time.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Scott and Mr.. and
Mrs. John q. Kelley of Barre motcred
( here Sunday, returning Monday.
The daughter born July at the sans-
forum TO Mr.. and Mrs. A. Ray Stevens
died July Z OF infantile hemorrhage.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Morton and son
Of Montclair, n. j., came Saturday and
are guests of w. W. Morton for vacation
period.
Mrs. L. Chadwick OF Maiden, Mass,
went on TO Swanton Saturday after four
weeks spent with Mr.. Chadwick's rela-
I tives here.
Rev. and Mrs. W. n. Roberts aud son
Of williamstown stopped over Mondsy
with Albert T. Morse while on ten days
carriage trip.
John Henry Was in Boston last week
/ and at his old home in Rochester this
week during his vacation from the
Thomas store.
Miss Anna Smith of Boston stopped
over with her cousin, Mrs. d. {. Webb,
! Saturday, fer few days, on her return
+ trip from Worthwhile.
+ SIR. and Mrs. W. L. Ellis Of Grow ley,
( La, who are making headquarters at Rox-
+ bury for a season, visited Mrs. mary
/ Montgomery Tuesday.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Lamb and daugh-
7 ter. Edith, OF Warren went home Friday
+ after passing a week with their daughter,
/ Mrs. NJ. W. Campbell.
/ Mrs. E. s. Fairbanks and daughter,
Miss Hazel. and Miss Marguerite Hudson
7 went saturday on a ten days camping
Z trip to Lake Dunmore.
Charles shattuck Of Hatfield, Mass,
brother OF the late Mrs. Frank GrisWoldi
came Monday to visit Mt The Reservation,
leaving Tuesday on trip to the north
ward.
DR.. ]. p. Clifford has connected the cleo
I trical apparatus In bis office on Highland
avenue With the generator at the Emerson
mill by which be gets day service, as
needed.
swarm OF people on foot, in teams
and autos were out Saturday evening TO
hear the band concert and cool on as
much as possible from the days swelter-
ing heat.
Fred Jerd has purchased an Indian mo-
toeycle OF c. B. Hollis. and II you look
real sharp and quick after big noise you
can see Fred's fragile form fading away
in the distance.
Edwin Goowin, who had the tip OF one
thumb trimmed by a saw at the Emerson
mill recently. was insured in the Equit-
able Accident association, and his claim
has been settled.
The White River Electric company has
rented the store in the Dubois 4 Gay
block vacated by z. Z. Conner aud &. ;.
Booth is at present Va charge OF the cleo
trio light headquarters.
/ Mrs. C. [. Smith and family, who re-
Gently sold their farm near the Center,
have moved to the upper tenement Of the
stevens house on Elm street which she
has rented OF Rev. g. o. Howe.
Jackson Vail, who had been camping
at 81. Adams Bay with a party OF Dart
mouth friends, stopped from Friday un-
IN Monday at home here, going then to
I a summer school session at Hanover.
Mrs. d. F. Hanks OF Huntington Cen
ter returned home Friday after q three
weeks visit to Mrs. Eugenia Ellison, dur
ING which they visited Mrs. Ellison's
daughter. Mrs. Edwin Weston, al Derry,
n. H.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. II. Ketehum were at
their camp on Granville mountain satur-
dsy aud on Sunday willard Gay and r. Is
Wood drove up and helped them dispose
Of 81 nice trout, after bard struggle al
2 tie dinner hour, the feast being nicely
spread by Mrs. Ketchum.
{ Miss Mary A. Connolly, employed IN
the Rovernn ent printing office at wash
ington. ID. c., arrived last Thursday TO
snend her vacation until Aug. ! with her
psrents. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Connolly,
and her brothers and sisters. She made
the journey to Boston BY boat.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lee, who hsd been
several days ct L. s. Dudley's aud r. A.
I Norse,s. returned Monday to West SON.
ervilIe. Mass. Mr. Lee has been en-
Moved for twenty years as night watch
man al the John Hancock building IN
Boston and desiring q change looked al