Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-07-26

1. A. EC8erlOU. cdenltI OF the NbTln-
field National bank, was down Saturday.
Miss Viola Young, whose home is in St.
Adams, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Bean.
Miss Anne DUBOIS gives small party
this evening at her home on South Main
street.
The union devotional service will be
held at the Baptist church next SUNDAY
evening.
Miss Mabel E. Parsons is here from
Dorchester, Mass, visiting Mrs. B. +.
Chadwick.
Arthur Coe, grandson Of Mr.. William
Holmes, has finished his visit here and
gone back to Boston.
Carl Edminster and Victor Williams
are working for Salmon Williams in Rox-
bury during haylng.
Mr.. and Mrs A. e. Lane of Montpelier
have been visiting their relatives and
1 friends in this village
| Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mann, after a
short stay at Mr.. j. A. Fowler's, returned
Monday TO Claremont, n. III.
Levi Erskine has clapboarded and
painted his blacksmith shop, 10 the great
| improvement Of its appearance.
Miss Carrie Granger has gone to South
Minneapolis, where she will remain
through the winter with her sister
Mrs. Julia Tilson has gone TO Maiden,
Mass, where she will make her home in
the future with her daughter-in- law,
Mrs. j. w. Tilson.
Mrs. LemueI Richmond and Miss Wini-
fred opened "Ledgeleigh Cottage High
gate Springs, Saturday, and viii be joined
by Mr.. Richmond later.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Blodgett, who have
been enjoying a vacation Of two or three
weeks spent in this vicinity, are now at
their home in Lyndonville.
Id. Williams has rented his new ball,
located on Weston street and which will
soon be ready for occupancy, TO the West
Randolph Grange for year.
Mrs. Benito Nichols and Master George,
but lately returned from Milan, ltaly,
where Mrs. Nichols has been studying
vocal music, are with Judge and Vim. IL.
Nichols.
There will be a regular meeting OF Ar
cadia Lodge, l. o. q. T., Thursday even
ing. July 26th, for the election Of officers.
All OF the members are requested to be
present.
c. h. Dirty, representing the Waterman
Publishing company OF Montpelier. has
lately been making a tour of Randolph, !
collecting old, and soliciting new, sub
scriptions 10 that journal.
William A. Daggett OF bingham Mass, |
and his cousin, John Chase, eft here at 4
3 O'Clock Monday morning for Boston, 4
intending to travel over the 116 miles, or
more, to that city on their bicycles.
The Central Vermont Camp Meeting as
saciation will hold its annual session az
Mortified, Aug. 1918 and an interesting
program mas been prepared. IL is expect 1
ed that. as usual, a great many viii at
tend from here.
Rev. and Mrs. Seward Robson, who |
are stopping a Rochester \. y, on their I
way from Cleveland, Ohio. are expected I
home the last OF the week, and regular
serves viii be held al the Baptist church /
next Sunday, July 18th.
40. Schlotterback and his daughter, I
residents OF Portland, Me-, were among
the strangers within our gates over sun
dav the gentlemen is the fortunate !
owner OF Longtellow's old home, situated I
on a bluff few miles out OF Portland.
Mrs. 1. f. Dean. Ms. Z. o. Hubbard, /
Misses Mary Mcintyre and Maurie Thayer
have gone to Camp Randolph, Highgate /
Springs. A. W. Stone and Charles Me
Call also go this week, and next Monday,
Misses Florence and Issie Lamson and /
Anne Dubois leave for Highgate.
The Ladies Aid society OF the Metho- |
dist church will have a baked bean socia- |
bic at Increase Chambsrlain's this Thurs A.
oay) afternoon and evening. All wishing
a chance 10 ride will find accommodations
by being at the church at two O'Clock |
Thursday afternoon. A cordial invita- /
tion Is extended to all.
Beside those elsewhere mentioned, re-
cent strangers and sojourners in West
Randolph include MIR. and Mrs. Frank /
Cobb Of Lexington, Mass, at w. b. Wallis; /
Rev. A. r. Drew of Boston, who stopped /
over one train Monday to see j. B. Drew |
OF the Park Drug store; Misses Jennie and /
Monica Sanborn ofSalem, Mass. with Miss |
es Georgia and Winnie Mann; w. II. An |
drews and wife, S. w. Mckee and wife, /
from Boston, and MIR. and Mrs. Z. @. |
Russ OF Brooklyn, n. Y, who left yester-
Springs.
DIR. A. c. Bailey went Saturday to Han
over. n. H., to be present while Rev. F. |
W. Hamblin underwent an operation for |
the removal OF the appendix. The opera |
tion was performed by DIR. p. S. Conner /
of Cincinnati, professor OF surgery at the /
medical college in Hanover. Mr.. Hamblin, |
though much reduced in strength and /
very nervous from his long waiting for /
the arrival OF DR.. Conner, bore the opera
tion very well indeed, and il peritonitis i
does not ensue, his physicians feel conf
dent of his ultimate recovery. Monday /
afternoon, card was received from Mrs. /
Hamblin, saying that the patient was as
comfortable as could be expected and no
serious complications had arisen.
Both men and women are being asked
to place their names within a small book
which says at the head of each page that
the undersigned are DESTROYS OF having
chosen as members of the next legislature
men who are willing To grant the right of
suffrage to the women of Vermont. There
is no DOUBT but that the women OF the
Green Mountain State are as bright as
their emancipated sisters of the West,
and it is barely possible that their ideas
of the tariff question may be as clear as
the rather roily ones of the male voters,
while it is pretty certain that they could
stuff ballot boxes with more dexterity
than it is usually done and, consequently,
with less chance of detection. These
books are sent out by the Woman's Suf-
frage Association of Vermont, which has
at present but one member in this town.
The residence of w. E. Lamson on
Prospect avenue has been handsomely
painted in shades of yellow and brown,
and on the tower the painters have pro-
duced cloudy effect very pretty TO be