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

GEOk0iA W HlTEs Locai EoAtors
c. E. Abbott is boarding at Mrs. n. C.
Greene's for the summer.
Miss Inez Litchheld went yesterday tC
Springfield, VT, for two weeks visit.
W. A. Mcintosh is again in Montpelier
caring for his brother, c. n. Mcintosh.
Miss Lottie Hyzer Of the Center went
Monday TO Camp Watson to remain until
September.
Mrs. Wesley @. Hodgkins and three
children went Tuesday for q weeks visit
in Quechee.
Miss Della Kendall Of Bethel Gilead has
returned to act as housekeeper at V. A.
Grants home.
Judge J. Il. Watson OF Montpelier was
here Tuesday to confer with Chief Judge
J. W. Rowell.
John Gosselin OF Joliet, ILL.,, was with
his niece, Mrs. John Ford, Wednesday
and Thursday.
Mrs. J. NJ. Atwood visited her daughter,
Mrs. c. e. Lazelle, in White River juno
tion yesterday.
Mrs. J. Hamilton returned to Boston
last week tn Miss Josephine Fiske, of
the Deaconess hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. W. Vail went to Pom
fret Wednesday to pass few days on the
farm haying-Home says.
F. II. Ketchum has established his cleo
trio equipment and workshop at his
home on South Main street.
Miss Jennie WEIGH went Monday to
Holyoke, Mass, joining Mrs. w. F..
wedgwood in a visit there.
A. q. Osgood leaves today on a
months business trip to Vancouver, B.
c., in which vicinity he has lumber inter-
ests.
A. @. Putnam came Sunday from
Springfield, Mass, for two weeks va
cation from work there which he will
pass with bis family.
Misses Margaret and Mary Carney Of
HRverhill, Mass, who are passing the
summer In Bethel, visited at J. H. Gala
hams two days this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. AIonzo Emery and Miss
Josephine Emery went yesterday to pass
ten days with Mrs. Emery's brother, c.
E. Wood, in camp at Greensboro.
Henry Kemp, who moved from Ran
dolph seven years ago and is now a
farmer in Rochester, is passing fortnight
in town visiting and on business.
Miss Jennie Stewart, who is attending
q six weeks session OF summer school
at Burlington, was at the Stewart cottage,
Highgate Springs, over Sunday.
Charles Blake has moved from G. II.
Slack's new house on Highland avenue to
the lower tenement in the home of the
Holman sisters on Weston street.
Miss II. Mitchell, a trained nurse who
had been caring for the late E. J. Rumrill
and for Mrs. Josephine Shurtleff 1T the
Center, returned Tuesday to Burlington.
E. A. Shattuck had as guests Tuesday a
granddaughter, Carl Shattuck OF Cali
fornia, and a grsud-niece, Miss May Boy
den, OF Norwood, Mass. They departed
yesterday.
Mrs. L. D. Rhodes went Monday to
Woburn, Mass, to visit a daughter, and
will stop also in Medtord and Exeter and
brentwood, n. H., before her return in
two or three weeks.
Miss Edna Burgess, sister OF Mrs. Guy
Osha, who had visited the latter here,
was married at Waltham, Mass, July 3,
to Henry Messer, ieweller OF Taunton,
" here they will locate
n. C. Greene and daughter, Miss Eva,
returned last evening, Mr.. Greene from a
week spent in Montpelier and Barre and
Miss Greene from a three weeks stay in
these cities and Highgate.
A son, Richard Calvin, was born July
s to Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Tucker Of Gold
Hill, N. c. Mrs. Tucker will be remem-
bered as Miss Amy s. Bradford, daughter
OF George Bradford, former resident.
Mrs. E. NJ. Goodenough of Brattleboro
is the guest of her niece, Mrs. John Bass.
Royce Bass, a travelling man with head
at Taunton, Mass, was also
there from Saturday until Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theron Brooks and
daughter, Hester, arrived from Washing
ton, ID. c., Monday morning. They will
pass a vacation with relatives here and in
camp at Highgste Springs, Mr.. Brooks
about Aug. 10 and Mrs. Brooks
and child remaining until September.
The 10th birthday anniversary Of G. y.
San born was observed the 9th inst. by
small gathering of his friends at his
home in the Wedgwood house, at which
were rendered and a sup
per enjoyed. Among those present were
Mrs. Sanborn's mother, Mrs. Chastina
Terry, aged 81.
Ernest Wardner, a student in the high