Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-06-27

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Miss Alma Putnam, music teacher in the
Hillsboro Bridge, \. IL, Graded seh9oi,
came Monday to spend the day with Miss
Mary c. Tewksbury.
Mrs. c. 5. Booth and Miss Winnifred V.
Mann leave tomorrow night for Hotel
Frontenae, Thousand Islands, where they
have positions for the season.
Harry L. sault accompanied VIII
Seymour on his return to Lynn,
Mass, Thursday. Mrs. Sault went TO
Saugus. Mass, several weeks ago 10 visit
her parents.
Hon. Samuel G. French OF New York
city. who had been a guest OF Luke Parish
and wife at Maple Grove, returned home
Saturday, but Mrs. French remained for
longer stay.
Mrs S. S. Clark went to Montpelier
Friday to spend a few days with her
daughter. Miss Laura. Miss Nellie Dick
erman was in charge of her store during
her absence.
Robert NJ. Lyon OF West Point, with his
grandmother, Mrs. Morgan, of Huron, So.
Oak, arrived Saturday to visit at ii. II:
Harwood's Mr.. Lyon is nephew OF
Mrs Harwood.
Miss Ruth +. Riford closed another sue
| cessful term in the village school at Mid
dlesex last week and arrived here Monday,
accompanied by one of her pupils, Miss
| Helen Swift.
| Mrs. Julia Walsh, sister and daughter
arrived Friday from their Colorado trip.
w +. Lamson and wife came Monday,
making a short stop at Fitchburg with
their daughter, Grace.
| Miss Mary c. Tewksbury went TO Bur-
] lington Friday to attend the reunion and
/ banquet OF the Kappa Alpha Theta, the
/ college society Of which she was member
while attending the I. " Nj.
Leighton Abbott returned from the U.
V. NJ. Thursday of last week and is work
4 ing for 4. w. Tewksbury in his store. lie
! expects to 90 soon to Hotel Kearsarge in
/ the White Mountains for the summer.
Rev. and Mrs. Homer White went to
Mortified last evening to attend com
/ mencement at Norwich University, OF
which he is one OF the trustees. Fred
Bass is a member Of the graduating class
/ Mrs 5. c. Clark, Mrs. Kate soper and
daughter, Florence, Misses Eunice Flint
and Lucie Wall have been attending com
mencement at Dartmouth college this
week. Harry Clark is one Of the gradu-
ates.
John A. Chase arrived Saturday from
f Boston for a weeks vacation at the
/ home OF his parents, j. 5. Chase and VIE.
f He now has a fine position as craftsman
with the Boston & Albany Railroad COM
pany.
Mrs. A. NJ. Young, sister Of Mrs. VIZ.
{ Edison. with her little son. arrived FRIDAY
from Springfield, Mass, for short stay
Mrs Edison is now in Lebanon, n, H.,
accompanying her sister there for a short
stay at the home Of their parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Mann left for Ganse-
/ WORT. y. Y, Monday to remain indefi-
nitely, Mr.. Mann having transferred his
I business Headquarters there from the Com
merciaI House at Saratoga, y. v, where
he had been for the past four years.
Rev. and Mrs. Homer White returned
from Burlington Friday where they had
been in attendance upon the Episcopal d.
ocesan convention, L. 7. mayer me
delegate from st. Johns church, and Luke
Parish from Grace church were also pres
ent.
B.F. Bowman OF the Central Vermont
Rv. was in town between trains Monday
He went to Buffalo ON the special Buffalo
marty train and goes to Cleveland before
his return to establish headquarters for
the department. OF Vermont, q. A. H. at
the National Encampment. HIS arrange
ments for the G. 4. r. last year at Chicago
were so satisfactory that he was especially
requested by Department Commander
Lucia TO make arrangements at Cleveland
Mrs. c. Z. Abbott, who went to Burling-
ton last week on the staff of Mrs. Olive +.
puffer. department president OF the Nom-
ans Relief corps. arrived home saturday
Friday evening she attended the Juha H.
Spear prize reading in the Billings library,
i'm which her daughter, Edith, took first
prize, s25 in gold There were ten young
ladies in the contest, chosen from the
freshman, sophomore and junior classes
Miss Abbott's selection was "Rhoecus by
Lowell
Is Randolph to do nothing about OBJ
serving sold Home Week ~ Ii really
seems so, as no steps have been taken, ana
no effort made to arouse interest. ABOUT
half of the towns have already organized
and the week promises to be great sue
cess Randolph has sent her full proper
tion TO other states, many Of whom would
doubtless accept an invitation 10 return 10
the scenes of their youth Randolph mas
had no celebration Of any sort for several
wears. Why not break the ice
There was a hearing before Justice
James Hutchinson saturday afternoon IN
the office of j. ID. Denison in the case OF
w. 5. Brown vs.. Luther Gllman' 70 re sono
or wages for several months IN wv.
Brown claimed that he hired out TO Gil
man for a wear if both were satisfied.
otherwise the contract could be discontin-
ned by either at any time Gllman salu
he hired Brown for year but ms Went
away without notice ana without ull Ila :
consent. The case was decided in favor OF
Gilman. I'D. Denison appeared for the
plaintiff and \. L. Boyden for defendant
IN. Jerd was summoned to Roxbury
sunday on account of one OF ms oeel
, cows being struck by lightning at John
Sullivan's farm. His father m law au-
gustus Woehler, accompanied him. MT.
1erd drove one Of G. G. Blodgett's teams.
As they were descending a hill near Dog
river bridge on their return, the morse dis
obeyed the rein and crowded over very
,ynarded by a rail. rolling all hands down
many feet through brush and trees, bring
inc mn in the river below. The buggy
: was wrecked, Mr.. Jerd's face was scraped,
Mr.. Woehler's arm injured ana p9.n
LodIv bruised and famed. II was a wonder
tbey were not killed. The horse was un-
hurt. The men travelled two miles atooI'
and reached home at O'Clock Monday
morning, having secured a new wagon.