Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-06-11
Randolph Continued.

Miss Frances Butler has gone to visit
friends in Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. George P. Wood are away
on carriage drive to Brandon.
| A ten-pound daugter was born Mon
day to Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Howard.
Hortense Peters is in Brookfeld this
week, the guest OF Miss Minnie Clark.
Colonel Chandler and family from New
York are expected at Mari Castle today.
Miss Sadie Wells has gone to her home
in West Braintree to remain through the
summer.
Mrs. George l.. Spear started yesterday
on trip to Concord, Manchester, Lowell
and Boston.
A great many grapgers from Randolph
attended the Pomona grange in Williams
town yesterday.
Fred B. Wright, who has good stu
| alton in Hartfor at present, as in Ran
dolph over Sunday.
Mrs. W. B. Wall and Miss Lucy, who
have been at Kennebunk beach for several
weeks, are now at home.
Mrs Mary Drury and Mrs. Lucinda Flint
went Monday to Milton to meet Mrs. Hale
Flint and children Of Chicago.
h, Monday evening, Caterer Parmenter
and wife entertained the walters who as
sisted them at the alumni banquet Friday
night.
Professor and Mrs. N. J. Whitehill,
Miss Ella Bailey and Miss Bessie Webster
Jhsye joined the campers at Caspian Lake,
Greensboro.
Y Miss Alice Chase is expected to arrive
from Smith college tomorrow, and Miss
Mary Mcintyre from Bishop Hopkins
Hall, Burlington.
The ladies OF the Methodist church will
hold their annual strawberry festival in
Edson's hall Friday evening. Supper
will be served from Six o'clock on.
Mrs. Lizzie (Hobart) Curtis of Port
land, Ore, native OF this place, is East
on visit and Is being entertained at
Gienside by Mr.. and Mrs. M. j. Lam
son.
Mrs. A. d. Lamson, Miss Carrie Lam
son and Mr.. Ro Lamson, Mrs. Camille
Gaskill and Miss Gaskill, from Philadel-
phia, arrived at Idleton Cottage last
night.
Mrs. A. lE. Kendrick returns to-day
from Burlington, having had very sue
cessful operation performed upon her
eve by DR.. Woodward, for the removal OF
cataract.
Mrs. Iona Chase has gone to Assonett,
Mass, and later will proceed to Provi.
dence, r. l., to attend the commencement
exercises OF Browns University, and then
to Tilton, N. H., to visit friends.
Frank E. Lamb OF the Massachusetts,
state fire marshal's office rendered valu-
able assistance In the capture Of Stephen
j. Ingalls,, an incendiary who confessed to |
setting twelve fires in Gloucester.
A youthful nine from this place went
down to Bethel, Saturday, for game OF |
baseball. They encountered the Bethel |
High school nine, their seniors by several |
years, and lost the game by score OF 10 |
to 8.
Amory Allen OF Barre, veteran OF the
18th Regiment, Heavy artillery, and a |
gentleman nearly eighty years Of age, is
visiting in town, the guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs. A. A. Smith. Mr.. Allen, when a
young man, was resident of West
Brookheld.
Word has just been received from r. 7.
Dubois and family, at Denver, Col, to the
effect that they will not return to Yer
mont this summer but will go soon for
The season to Pine Grove, Col, which is a
much higher altitude than Denver. Mr..
Fred Dubois is steadily improving in
health all the time but remains in Colora-
10 through the summer in order to make
lure Of permanent cure of his troubles.
The concert given Monday night in
Montpelier by the famous Sousa's band,
vas attended by party from Randolph
of Messrs. Eugene Segar, Henry
leonard. e. w. Tewksbury, A. e. Bass,
Carroll Flint, Fred Smith, Horace Moul-
on, Will Ryder, Mrs. George L. Spear,
Mrs. Anna Ames, and Misses Inez Abbott,
lettie Webster, Cornelia Pierce, May
roper, Sue Sanford, Alice Hobart, Jennie
Vadleigh, Lora Hutchinson and Sadie
Wells.