Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-05-26
Randolph Continued.

Mrs. c. A. Wiley is i'll with an absoesl
on her neck.
John c. Briggs of Barre was in towr
Tuesday to see j. NJ. Atwood.
Mrs. Myron fuller of Tunbridge i.
with the family Of her sister, Mrs. L. ].
Blakely.
Col. A. B. Chandler is again in Ran.
dolph; having arrived Tuesday from
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Mrs. 2. A. Hills has gone TO Waterbury
to spend two or three weeks in that place
and in Montpelier.
Rev. and Mrs. Joseph Hamilton went
to Bakersfield Tuesday to visit their son,
Supt. Ernest Hamilton.
George Godreau was here Tuesday from
East Andover, n. b., where he is now
stationed as telegraph operator.
Mrs. John Angel and child of Stowe,
who had been staying at DIR. F. C. An
CELLS, left Tuesday for Middlesex.
r. J. Miller of the firm OF Miller &
Aver, lumber dealers OF Groton, was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Wales 7. Bass last
night.
Mrs. Marcellus Amsden passed her s5th
birthday anniversary Tuesday and the
event was marked by a shower OF post
cards.
Miss Adelaide Hatch started last night
for Edgerton, Wis, in the company..of her
niece, Mrs. W. G. Davis, and daughter OF
Bethel.
Miss Esther Hubbard is the guest OF
Mrs. Elias Spear in Burlington during
Junior Prom week at the University of
Vermont.
Mrs. A. Elbridge Holman is to visit
her native country, Scotland, this sum
mer and expects to sail for Glasgow the
9Th of June.
@. w. Douglas has sold bis farm to ID.
A. Perry Of Barre and has bought home
IN Barre to which he expects to move in
about two weeks.
Bernice, little daughter OF d. Hale
Flint, fell on the concrete walk Sunday
and cut a cash in her chin that required
surgical attention.
Miss Mary Stimson OF Montpelier was
at n. A. Leonardis Tuesday and Wednes-
day while taking pictures OF this village
for post card views.
Charles Jerd and Mrs. Sidney Rand OF
Montpelier were here over Sunday to see
their brother, L. A. Jerd, who is stin /
suffering from heart trouble.
o. W. Brockway has made such strides
lately towards recovery from pneumonia
that he is up and dressed and about the
house good part Of the day
Mrs. E. n. Rising, w. r. G. depart
ment president, was in Montpelier yester-
day to make arrangements for the state
to be held there June 1917.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry HAYES OF Berlin
and +. o. Tracy Of Readsville, Mass,
came Tuesday for a two days visit with
heir parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. g. Tracy.
Mrs. L. H. Rumrill came home Sunday
rom a visit to- her sister, Mrs. B. H. Ten
ley, in Barre, where Mr.. Rumrill Joined
her Saturday for the last two days OF her
Itay. Il
Mr.. and Mrs. F. g. Webster and two
mall sons and Mrs. Webster's father. ID.
!. Talcott Of Burlington are staying at Al
red Webster's while trying their luck
yith the trout.
Robert Manley OF Manlev Brothers,
uto dealers in Brattleboro. took Mitch
II touring car, lately received At the Osba
,arage, to Montpelier Tuesday to sell it
O a party 10 that city.
Mrs. II. I. johnson has been in Milton {
ince Monday, when she accompanied her
sther, Rev. E. Z. Herrick, 70 bis home
fter the burial of Mrs. Herricz. whose
emains were brought here Saturday. III
p. A. Allen has n5ved his family from
be upper part Of c. A. Bl0dgett's house
o the tenement in the Owen block vacat- +.
d by Roy Abbey, who is living I'D the
.aTpenter house on the Boch ester road.
Two Maxwell touring cars were re-
sived Saturday by Sargent. Oseood q
louady from the factory at Tarrytown. n.
z. Both we're 80 horsepower. hve-passen-
er machines. one for ". h. Sargent and
be other for O. e. Sawyer Of sharon.
Miss Anna Eastman and Mrs. Jennie
rown are 81 the home Of their parents, !
II. and Mrs. A. NJ. Eastman, il Ton J
lam, where Miss AIMS is to take q sum A