Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-09-01

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ceiye insurance assessments.
C. H. BigeIow.
DR.. Arthur Bean returned this week to
his home In Brooklyn, n. Y
John Hyde of Concord, N. H., is visit
ing his aunt, Mrs. +. o. Ralph.
E. E. Benham has gone to Caledonia
Springs for the benefit OF his health.
Miss Mildred Holt OF Bethel spent last
week with her uncle, Fred I. Holt, and
family.
Miss Rose Holden OF Washington, d.
c., was an over-Sunday guest Of Miss
Anna Clark.
Grace M. French, q teacher in the New
York city public schools, is boarding at
w. E. Huggard's.
Miss Blanche Cheney Of Concord, n.
H., was the guest last week Of her uncle,
7. Blair, and family.
Walter Brown n his sister, Miss Nell
lie OF Mortified, we're recent guests Of
Hon. and Mrs. w. s. Allis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah Smith are enter
tanning their daughter, Mrs. Emma Luce,
and two children from Massachusetts,.
Mr. and Mrs. p. Larose are entertain
ing this week their daughter, Mrs. Bis
settle, and three children from Charlotte.
Prof. and Mrs. w. P. Abbott of Proc
tor are spending a few days ct the home
of his brother, 1. N. Abbott, at the Cen
ter.
The ladies' Aid society OF the Second
church cleared s51.50 from the drama
and sale Of homemade candy Friday even
ing.
The young peoples entertainment at
the First church last Thursday evening
was enjoyed very much by a full house
and a nice sun was realized.
william Young was thrown from his
skeleton Saturday while driving a colt,
fracturing his collar bone, dislocating
his shoulder and several ribs were crack
ed.
The ladies who are to have charge OF
the Second church sociabble in Septem-
Der are Mrs. Abbie Yaw, Mrs. Nellie Full
lam, Mrs. Mabel Holden and Mrs, Emma
Holt.
DR.. Louis Wheatley, wifsand daughter,
Harold Wheatley and Ma. Hlingworth
returned to their homes IN Meriden,
Conn, last Sunday. DR.. Louis motored
home.
Alice CoIburn, daughter OF Robert and
Sarah Wheatley Colburn, a junior in Well
lesley college, arrived in town last Thurs
day evening. She is boarding at W. c.
Clark's.
Alden H. Abbott, son Of DR.. and Mrs.
q. g. Abbott of North Attleboro, Mass,
spent two days last week in town on his
way to San Jose, CAL, where be is to serve
as vice-principal OF the high school.
Pearl p. Edison, who has been visiting
in town for the past two weeks, returned
to New York city last Sunday. His wife
ana son, who have been here for q month,
will remain a week or ten days longer.
DIR. and Mrs. Frank q. wheatley and
their sons, Frank, George, Russell and
John, motored from their home in North
Arlington, Mass, to Brookneld last FRI
day. q distance OF 240 miles. They are
spending q week at W. c. Ciark's.
Andrew W. Edison, who worked at the
Columbia university summer school for
six weeks, Joined his family here satur-
day, Aug. 90. He left on the 27th for a
weeks work at q teachers institute al
Cleveland, o. He expects 20 return to
town next Saturday and to return to New
York city on the Tuesday following.
Miss Irene Anderson, who has been
boarding at A. r. Rumney's, has gone to
Portland, Me. Recent guests at A. X.
Rumnevis we're Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Wortheim and four children Of Rich
mond Mr.. and Mrs. George Bryant Of
Randolph, and they are now entertaining
Mr.. Rumney's sister, Mrs. Emma boyn-
ton of Jay, n. Y.