Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-08-25
Randolph Continued.

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Antonio Mazzolini started Sunday on
weeks carriage trip to ST. Adams.
Barney Shapiro was il Lebanon, n. II.
Monday, buying goods for his store.
Mrs. Cavid Mercer of Barre spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Gladding
Mrs. Laura Clark and Mrs. Mary Colds
bury have been in Barre since Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. L. q. Erskine have
niece, Miss Nettie Rolfe of Boston, witt
them.
Roy Nickiaw Of Forestdale has heeE
with Mr.. and Mrs. jerome E. French
since Friday.
MI. and Mrs. b. d. Howe have Mrs,
Montpelier, with them.
L. G. Tilson is in Randolph on a vaca-
ton from his work for the Old Colony
Trust company Of Boston.
c. &. Beedle OF Keene, n. H., has been
here since Monday aud has sold a Lester
piano to Mrs. Z. A. Banister.
Mrs. W. A. Farnsworth Of Winthrop,
Mass, is spending a couple Of weeks
with Mrs. Roswell Holbrook.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Smith and daugh-
ter OF Melrose Highlands went yesterday
after week at Mrs. Bucks.
There we're 26 couples at the social
dance in Grange hall last night when q
nice crowd had a jolly time.
Earl Chadwick is in Windsor during
q vacation from his work at the foundry
Of Sargent, Osgood q Roundy.
Mr.. and Mrs. vernett Keller and two
sons, guests at {. f. Grisw ODDS, went
back to Hatfield, Mass, Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Forth were in
Montpelier Sunday and Monday TO see
their daughter, Mrs. Claude LockIin.
The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. F..
p. Bartlett OF Dorchester, Mass, is at the
santorium, i'll With a digestive trouble.
Henry Manchester Joined his wife and
two daughters in Randolph Monday and
took them home to Portland, Me-, yester-
day.
Guests at the Wiswall cottage are Mr..
and Mrs. Henry I. Hall OF Harrisburg,
Pa, and Mrs. Carl Heinzen and daughter
Of Boston.
Mrs. Frank Richardson and her daugh-
ter, Miss Hazel Laid, were with relatives
in White River Junction from Saturday
10 Wednesday.
e. A. Thomas and z. 8. Merchant went
TO Boston yesterday morning to inspect
The offerings of the dry goods market for
Mr.. Thomas store.
Allan Lamb and Miss Sadie Lamb Of
stopped here Monday on their
way home from Granville and were guests
Of Mrs. w. B. Wall.
Mrs. Nelson Williams has gone back to
Ware, Mass, after a visit OF some length
% her brother, Charles f. Briggs, and
other relatives in Randolph.
Mrs. Sarah Thompson, having closed
ler seasons work in the boarding hous
1t Camp Randolph, Highgate Springs, is
in Newport, N. H., for a little rest.
w. r. Messer is attending the Morris.
lille fair. Miss Alice Pervier has gone TO
dorrisville to stay through the fair and
will then pay a visit to her sister i'm John
ON.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph spooner and child
we're at Bert Spooner's in Montpelier over
and then Mrs. Spooner and baby
vent to Barre, where they stayed until
Wednesday.
William Behrendt, a bell boy at the
Waldorf. Astoria in New York, was ia
own last night, coming from White RIy-
r Junction, where he is spending part of
lis vacation.
Miss Catherine Metzger has ended her
acation and resumed duty as ~stenograph-
r in the comptroller's Office of the Amer
Telephone and Telegraph company
n New York.
Mrs. W. w. Martin and Miss Minnie
Nickerson Of Newton Highlands.
lass, who had been passing a fortnight
nth their sister, Mrs. l.. s. Brigham, left
own Monday.
Mortimer Ferguson Of New York and
Hill OF Burlington arrived Tues
ay in Mr.. Hills car and have been the
.uests Of Mr.. %Ferguson's sister, Mrs.
iuy P. Lamson.
Rev. A. c. Gilmore held services in the
'hurch OF the GOOD Shepherd in Barre
at Websterville Sunday for the
Rev. W. J. Beattie, who was away
n a vacation.
Ralph Sanders of Dorchester, Mass.
had been a guest at Clestic {. Stew {
MS since Saturday, went TO the home of
is people in Ludlow yesterday, accom-
by Miss Ona Stevens. :
Mrs. Ruth Williams OF Lebanon, N. H.
tho has been with her cousin, Mrs. Alice
'ruce, for a month, is now in Roxbury
nd will go later to Mortified to stay un-
after the Dog River Valley fair.
Mrs. Heber 7. Holman returned Tues
az from Waterbury, where she was cali :,
] Friday by the serious condition of her
unit, Mrs. Phoebe Thompson, who, ct !
;, is suffering from a broken hip.
Mrs. Annie Gallup has ended a term of
of over q year at Mrs. W. B. ,
.ialls and, withther son, went Monday !
} franklin, where they have relatives,
18th whom they will stay for awhile. /
Mrs. L. E. Lynch is home from Boston 9
nd Worcester, Mass, after an absence q
ating from July Is, when she was taken I
Worcester by her son, E. W. Lynch, =
nd his family in their Oldsmobile car. |
Winfred Rhodes of Lincoln, who was :
18th his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. !
. Rhodes, from Friday to Monday, made '
le journey of about 40 miles on his .
heel, crossing two mountains en- route. :
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Kezer and their n
came from Rochester BY team :
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