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

Miss Mildred Goodwin he at the Sunset
Hill House, White mountains.
Mrs. L. NJ. Atwood OF Boston is a sum
mer guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. r. F. Tilson.
Mrs. Sherman Moulton and son of Bur-
T linRton came Friday and are stopping at
c. F. Moulton's.
Mrs. John Prince OF Pittsfeld came
+ Friday to stop for time With her daugh-
ter-in-law, Mrs. Clara Prince.
Stuart Leyison and Miss Gertrude Her
/ nandez arrived from New York Friday
/ for their summers stay at Elm cottage.
Mrs. Allen Chadwick is spending the
week in Windsor With her sister, Mrs.
Arthur Hunter, and brother, Ray Harlow.
Mrs. Clayton Waite and two children
Of St. Albans came Saturday to visit Der
parents, Mr.. and Irs. Henry Grant, on
Fish Hill.
Charles Paine, called East by the illness
OF his uncle, o. W. Broekwav, in April.
returned Friday to Iowa City, Ia, via
Bloomingdale, III.
Miss Winniired Burridge left Monday
for Detroit, Mich, to pass the summer
with her brother, Frank, who is located
there, employed in an automobile factory.
Mrs. Annie wedgWood went Saturday
to Holyoke, Mass, expecting TO pass
month with her daughter, Miss Mary,
who has position in the neighboring
city OF Chicopee.
Mrs. Laura Washburn and daughter, on
their way home 10 Woodstock from Bur-
lington, stopped 1ver from Thursday TO
Saturday with Mrs. Washburn's uncle,
Dr. G. L. Stewart.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Chase and W. {.
Emerson left bg auto Tuesday for few
DAYS trip to Littleton, y. H., where they
will take in Mrs. Emerson, proceeding to
Campton and Franconia Notch.
Miss Josephine Fisk, acting chaplain OF
the Deaconess hospital, Boston, stopped
at Rev. Joseph Hamilton's from Thursday
until Tuesday. preaching at Bethel sun
day in behalf OF aid for the hospital
MFR. and Mrs. william Leayens OF Bos-
ton we're guests Of Salisbury Bros. over
one night last week. Mr.. Leayens is the
largest customer OF the Salisbury factory,
taking two carloads Of furniture every
week.
n. NJ. Totmsn, c. A. Adams, DR..
Campbell and John Lamson we're at
Camp Randolph, Hlghgate Springs,
from Saturday until Monday, bringing
home a nice catch OF feb. They occupied
D.. Blanchard's cottage.
Miss Carlotta Wiswall OF Roxbury,
Mass. Joined he family at the Wiswsll
cottage Friday. Her brother, Richard,
s. no has completed his preparation for
practice Of the law, will come late in Au-
gust for about a weeks stay only
At the Democratic caucus Friday even
ing. Newell Byam, Pearl Clark and +. A.
Phillips we're chosen delegates. and w.
w. Morton. p. c. Dodge and DR.. q. w.
Scott alternates to the state and district
conventions held next week Thursday at
St. Adams.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Dewitt G. Webb and
daughter, Wanda, came from the Charles
town navy yard. Mass, last week. Lieut..
Webb returned Tuesday, but Mrs. Webb
and Miss Wanda will remain fortnight,
and the family will return again In Au-
gust for a longer stay.
Miss Myrtle r. Rowell completes her
visit At her parents home today ana
leaves for Boston, " hence, after q few days,
she will return to her employment as
chief office assistant for lumber COM
panv at Clarks. La. Mrs. NJ. {. Rowell,
her mother, accompanies her as far as
Boston.
Mrs. r. B. Mcintyre and daughter,
Miss Alice. left Friday for Cleveland. q.
After two weeks visit there they will re-
turn, stopping en- route at Niagara Fails
and Batavia. y. Y. The Kimhall Public
library is being looked alter during MISS
McIntyre's absence by Misses Desier
Moulton aud Helen Wodgwooc.
The marriage is announced Of John II.
Byrd. formerly OF Randolph, graduate
OF K. H. s. and OF Norwich university,
class Of i0s, to Miss Martha Virginia Dale
Of Lutesville. No. The event took place
at the bone Of the bride in TINT town,
june Il. where Mr.. Byrd is located IN
civil engineer in railroad oonstruc-
tion.
Miss Constance Parker Of Burlington Is
speudne the week with her cousin, Mrs. /
George A. pinney. At the Pinuey home
last week we're Mrs. f. NJ. Pinney anc .
two children of Springfield, W., who .
went Saturday to pass month in North .
field. L. NJ. Pinney. who is brother o.
G. A., came Saturday, staying until Mon
dsy.
Saturday. the autos OF ]. B. Eldredge
and DIR. E. o. Blanchard conveyed a (
marty consisting OF Mr.. and Mrs. 81
dredge, DR.. and Mrs. Blanchard, Dr.
and Mrs. ]. p. Clifford, Mrs. Giford's sis
ter, no is visiting her, Mr.. and Mrs.
Guv P. Lamson and child TO Lake
Mitchell in sharon, where they remained
until Sunday night as guests OF Or.
Clifford.
Warren W. Bean fell Friday and frac-
tured his right wrist. DR.. c. J. Rumrill
attended him. The same day ten
months old child OF Max Dewey Of West
suffered fracture Of the hip
through the stumbling OF an older child
hat was carrying the infant SATURDAY.
the fifteen months old daughter OF Her
bert shaw, a painter in the employ OF W.
E. Lamson, fell of the portico and irac-
tured her right forearm. DR.. L. A. Rus
SLOW had these last two dases.
The classes in Bethany Sunday school
NJ Rev. Fraser Metzger, f. @. Ham and