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

Mrs. Carroll Harvey OF Rochester Il
with Mrs. Lois Rix in Beanville.
Master Ralph Rand is spending a shorI
time with his uncle in Saxtons River.
Miss Mabel Dickinson OF W~atertown
Mass, has been staying with Miss Carlot,
ia Wiswall this week.
Miss Ruby Allen is home from a sojourr
Of several days in Hancock and Pittsfield,
Mr.. and Mrs. f. j. Burnell are passing
a ten days vacation with Mr.. Burnell'l
father and brother 10 st. Adams.
Mrs. @. J.. Prince and Miss Evelyn
Denny reached home yesterday from a
weeks absence in Northield and Williams
town.
Miss Edith Abbott Of New York is ex-
pected today from the White mountains
to stay a few days with her father, c. e.
Abbott, and her sister, Mrs. Inez Segar.
DR.. Arthur Bean went back to his prac-
tice in Brooklyn, N. Y, yesterday, leay-
ing his wife and daughter to the enjoy
ment Of another fortnight in the coun-
try.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Woodward are to
ni1hC run NEHs II. u LIHCn Tug lhst Vi
the month to the Bradstreet farm in Roy
alton, which Mr.. Woodward and his
father have lately purchased.
Mrs. Abbie ]. Kimball n her mother,
who have been tenants of Mrs. Mary
Mann the last three months, are moving
back to Burlington, to which city Mrs.
Kimball went yesterday to put their
rooms in readiness for her mother Satur-
day.
Mrs. e. ID. Strong invited fourteen
ladies to her home last Thursday after
noon to meet Mrs. Fannie Vinton OF East
Granville and play whist and six-hand
euchre. This afternoon Mrs. F. H. JOS
Ign gives a party for Mrs. Vinton, who is
her guest for the play tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank M. Morgan, who
we're called here from Ithaca, N. Y, by
the death OF the formers mother, Mrs.
Norman Morgan, left yesterday for Rut-
land, where Mr.. Morgan will leave his
wife to visit her relatives, while he re-
turns to his classes in mathematics in the
sturges Tutoring school, connected with
Cornell university at Ithaca.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Sargent and three
children motored from Woodsville, N.
a., last Thursday in order to take to
Brook1eld DR.. and Mrs. Arthur Bean
and daughter, who had been their guests.
Mr.. Sargent went back in the car Friday
morning, and Mrs. Sargent followed by
train the next day, leaving her eldest
daughter, Muriel, in Brookfeld, and the
other two, Janice and Laura, with her
mother, Mrs. r. B. Mcintyre, to stay
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excursion through the White mountains
to Portland, Me.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo Emery are enter
tanning Mrs. Abbie A. Emery, her son,
Fred A., and daughter, Miss Ina Emery,
aud a granddaughter, Miss Clara Caring
ton, Of Washington, ID. C., who were all
in Tunhridge Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mr.. Emery, who is connected with the
Associated Press, made the Munsey His
toric tour tina embraced Montpelier and
it's auto celebration last week. At Sara
toga he left his party in the Thomas car,
the famous around-the-world racer, in or,
der to bring his mother to Vermont.
Ruth Evelyn, only-child of Mr.. and
Mrs. F. p. Bartlett Of Dorchester, Mass,
died ct the sanstorium Monday night al
the age OF one year, ten months and five
days. The little one, who had grown rap
idly lately, began to seem far from we'll
Don after coming into the country and at
length developed a battling condition that
proved to be due to a cyst on the brain.
She was a very sweet and winsome child,
whose taking-awsy leaves many SORROW
ful hearts. The funeral service was held
at 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon at the
residence Of Mrs. c. NJ. Howard, Mrs.
Bsrtlett's mother, and burial was in
Southview cemetery.
Schools in the town OF Randolph will
begin the fan term Tuesday, Sept. 6, with
the following teachers:-North Ran
dOlph, Mrs. Rena Morse; Archer's dis
trict. Gertrude Small; Adams, Mrs. Henry
Holman; Beanville, Miss Carrie Eaton;
Fish Hill, Lena Rhode; Grow district,
Mrs. Grace Perry; East Randolph, Olive
hanks in the upper room, Beth Heath IN
the lower room; South Randolph, Nettie
Pember; Training school, room No. J.,
Ethel Childs; No. 2, Mary Nichols; No.
3, Elizabeth Holden; OsgOod bill, Eunice
MOulton. Arrangements have been made
With Principal Morrill, OF the Normal
school to have the Temple district sup
piled with q teacher FROM the training
department Of the Normal. The Adams
schoolhouse has been put in hrst-class
condition BY Director George d. Hyzer,
who has had il freshly papered and
painted and has purchased 8 new steve
for il.