Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-07-12

Mrs. g. F. Cheney went to White River
junction Saturday. Miss Hortense
Peters remained for longer stay with LeI
| grandmother, Mrs. A. A. Smith.
/ F. F. Sanders, wife and child OF Cam
| bridgeport, Mass, who had been guests
NV. W. Bean s,went to Tun bridge Mon
| day to visit relatives. They return home
Saturday.
Leon d. Latham, Esq, OF Milton Is q
candidate for the Office OF assistant secre-
tary OF the senate during the coming ses-
sion. His friends here wish him success
in his canvass.
Mrs. J. w. Lynch went to the home OF
her son, E. w. Lynch, in Worcester,
Mass, Tuesday, where she was to meet
her nieces, Misses Helen and Lena Free
man, OF Cleveland, o.
Mrs. F. d. Kimball and daughter,
Florence, OF Salt Lake City, Utah, who
had been guests OF Mrs. A. " Lamson
and daughter at Idleton cottage for a
week, went away Saturday.
Glen Wilson returned from Taunton
Mass, Saturday to recuperate after a Sc
we're illness with appendicitis. He Sc
cured position there short time ago as
attendant in an insane asylum.
Mrs. Thomas Carrigan and daug liter,
Laura, are guests OF M. j. Smith and fam
Bellows Falls also came this week to re.
main at Mr.. Smiths for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. W .Sault, nephew, Went
worth Paine, and niece, Irene Mitchell,
arrived from Vergennes Friday evening
for two weeks stay at Peter Sault's.
Mrs. Sault and Irene spent Sunday in
Franklin Falls, n ii.
w. B. Avery went back to Campton
Village, N. h., Sunday night. Austin
Simpson OF Campton Village and Vim.
Knowles OF Lowell, Mass, return home
this week but their families will remain
for some time at E. F. Emerson's.
The boarding house at Camp Randolph,
Highgate Springs, will be opened for the
season next Wednesday. Mrs. Ida 0rcutt
has been engaged to take charge, assisted
by Miss Clara Bean. Mr.. and Mrs. E. A.
shattuck will probably go to camp Satur-
day.
Prof. and Mrs. Samuel Hanaway aud
two sons arrived from New York city Fri
day TO remain for awhile at II. w. TeWks-
bury's, They were entertained there
last season. Miss Margaret Sexton OF
Brooklyn, n. Y. Ifs assisting Mrs. Tewks.
bury for the present.
Rev. Eugene Z. Droughin Of Woodstock, !
pastor OF the Catholic church here, sailed
from Montreal Saturday on the Dominion
line steamer Vancouver for Paris. He will
spend three months in Europe. 1t is ex-
pected that the priest in chargeIat Wood
stock, Rev. FIR. Russ, will celebrate mass
here next Sunday at II 80 a. N.
In Cincinnati, O., last Thursday, at the |
Presbyterian parsonage, occurred the mar |
rage OF Miss Cora E. Scott, sister OF DR.. |
Geo. W. Scott OF this place, who went to
Northampton, Mass, some months ago |
with her mother, to Charles X. Hutchln-
son OF Cincinnati. Rev. Clayton w. FL
bridge was the officiating clergyman.
The groom is a son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus
Hutchinson OF this place and spent some
time here last summer. His son, Clare,
who accompanied him East, attended the
U. V. NJ. at Burlington the past year.
Both Mr.. and Mrs Hutchinson have the
congratulations and good wishes OF
many friends here in their welded life.
Mrs. Mary Ann Christian, wife OF Sam
uel Bowman, died Sunday noon OF heart
failure, aged y years, months. She had
been i'll for nine months and had suffered
much. Besides a husband she left four
daughters, all OF this place-Mrs. Charles
Coulmbe, Mrs. George Whitney, Mrs. Eli
st. Lawrence and Mrs. Frank Fortin-and
one son, Frank Bowman of Montpelier
The funeral was held from the Catholic
church Tuesday morning, Rev. FIR. Russ
of Woodstock officiating, and was largely
attended. Interment was in the Catho-
lie cemetery. Mrs. Bowman was born in
Highgate but lived here nearly all her
life. Among those from out of town who
attended the funeral we're Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Bowman OF Montpelier, Peter Bur
'elle OF Bethel, Mrs. Louis Fillion and
VI iss Alice Coulmbe OF Mortified and
Mrs. julie Rattee OF Windsor.