Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-08-11
Randolph Continued
E. F. Emerson was in Barre Friday.

e. F. Emerson was in Barre Friday.
Mrs. J. l.. Brazzille is visiting friends
In Swanton.
Mrs. Hattie Burnap OF Fitchburg is
visiting az Wilbur Towards.
Assistant Editor Greene OF the Rutland
Herald was In town yesterday.
States Attorney Darling OF Chelsea was
| in town Tuesday and Wednesday.
Miss Clara Wood OF st. Adams has been
visiting at Il. A. Thomas this week.
Ernet Lewis is home from the Boston
University Law school for vacation.
Mabel and Ruth Smith OF East Brain
tree are guests OF Stella L. Morss this
week
L. c. White, Jr., wife and child OF Bos-
ton have been recent guests at DR.. Nc
Intyre's.
Mrs. Anna Dodge and child and Miss
Nellie Ford OF Boston are visiting at A. D..
Olmsted's.
Mrs. Nettie Tinkham OF Minneapolis,
who is stopping at g. J. Princes, is In St.
Adams for few days.
Orson Woodcock, X. N. Parker and E.
N. Rising, who have been building
house in Providence, r. l., returned home
Saturday.
The young city people and friends here
enjoyed social hop at Dubois a. Gays
hall Monday evening, Phillips orchestra
furnishing music.
The Randoiphs ran against a snag
yesterday at Rochester, where they we're
beaten In ball game IA to 2. The Roch-
esters have very strong team.
The committee and teachers OF the Ran
dolph school will tender a reception to
the teachers attending the summer school
at don. VIM. II. ruBois' this evening.
Frank e. McGorie stopped here Mon
day on his return home from Woodstock,
where he had been for the burial OF his
wife. He was the guest OF q. w. Barnes.
Col. r. ]. KimbaIl's family and Mr..
and Mrs. Adolph Obrig, who have been
their guests, went to Hotel Champlain,
Bluff Point, N. Y, Tuesday for a few
days stay.
On complaint OF States Attorney OAR
ling yesterday, Mrs. Emma Campbell Of
toxication. She disclosed on the town
agency, having procured the stuff by the
aid OF a doctors order.
Daniel c. Griswold died OF heart failure
in Boston sunday. The funeral and bur-
ial took place there yesterday. Mr.. Girls
void was well known here, having mar
ried Miss Addie E. Griswold, who survives
him, with one son and two daughters.
Saturday evening, DR.. L. A. Russlow's
DOfets WHO uhu Oeeu utitSu IN front Oh
his office, became inquisitive as to who
its passengers were and proceeded to find
out by turning backward somersault
ana looking over the dasher. One bro
ken wheel.
Samuel Pressey came Tuesday from
Lebanon, N. a., and accompanied to the
hospital at Hanover his wife, who had
been i'll some time at the home of her
parents, K. T. Lille and wife. Mrs. Ned
AIpNandQr of Mnnfralfar
also and went to Hanover.
g. w. Barnes was In Montpelier last
Saturday to attend the funeral OF his
niece, .drs. Louise lBarnes) McGorie,
who died at the Heaton hospital last
Thursday. The remains were taken to
Woodstock the same day for burial be-
side those OF her father and rnotheruo,s II
Friday as Squire Bowen and wife and |
their guests, H. s. Barber OF Providence |
and Amelia Divoll OF Salem, were cross |
ing Rochester mountain, their buggy /
was overturned and smashed and they |
were thrown out and bruised. The total |
ages OF the four persons was over 800 /
years. Rochester settled.
Ira d. Shaw OF Oberlin, Ohio, has been |
engaged as principal of the High. and /
Graded school the coming year. Mr.. Shaw /
Is native of Mortified and brother OF /
E A. Shaw, formerly an instructor in the 4
Normal, now OF the faculty of Norwich 1
He is a graduate Of Oberlin /
college, and has since graduation been en-
gagged in postgraduate work and in teach
ing. He comes OF good family, has much 4
native talent, has received an excellent
training and is highly recommended for
the place. Mr.. Shaw Is about 30 years old
and unmarried. He was in town Monday
briefly.
The "Festival of Days" under the auspf-
ces OF the ladies' of the White church
Tuesday afternoon and evening proved a
very successful aid happy occasion. The
idea was to suggest the various house.
bold duties OF the week by means OF
booths, each representing one day. on
which were offered for sale articles use
lul for that particular days needs. The
effect was very pleasing. Ice cream, cake.
ANDY and lemonade were served. A
Japanese room was fitted up for the serv-
ng OF refreshments. There we're many
present in the ovpnfuu