Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-07-03

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i in the Burlington High school, but doe,
/. not intend to return there this coming
year.
James Dickson, who had been in town
for some weeks, returned to Boston Tues
{ day, leaving Mrs. Dickson and baby with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Tewks-
bury.
4. NJ. Hubbard. c. w. Hayward, s. Y.
Holman, +. A. Phillips, John Fisk and II
/. II. Goodwin attended a meeting Of Mt.
. Zion commandery In Montpelier last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Douglass Of Norris
town, who are taking a carriage ride
through this part OF the state, staid a few
days last week with their son, G. W.
Douglass.
Mrs. Warren Of Hartford, who had been
staying with her son. Lee Warren, went TO
Northtield Tuesday to visit another son
and was accompanied Dy her sister, Miss
Nanlora Spear.
Miss Maud Newton went Tuesday te
! Franklin, y. H., with Miss Isa Judkins.
who had been visiting her for a week, and
| yesterday started for Center Harhor, NH.
to work in hotel.
George Stockwell Of Rochester was in
town last Thursday on business, and his
| wife and two daughters, who came with
him, remained over Sunday with Rev. and
Mrs. G. o. Howe.
The members OF the o. f. S. hold pic
mic at the summer home of l.. Webb in
East Granville July 10th, going by train or
prlVate conveyance. A large attendance
IS desired by the w. p.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. T. Salisbury, two chill /
dren and Mrs. Salisbury's mother, Mrs. Z
Crandall, started yesterday morning Tor
Greens boro, where they viii be ia camD
until the first Of September.
Mrs. A. l.. Baldwin Of Greenfield, Mass.
and her son, Harold, who is a student in
the Boston University Law school. are
here to spend the SUMMER with Mrs. Bald
wins mother, Mrs. Hannah NJ. Holman.
Miss Florence Elsie Boudette, a niece of
Mrs. z. L. Merchant, was valedictorian
and. winner of the first Alden prize. SO
class Of '02, Stevens High school, clare
mont, y. III. She will enter the normal
school in the fall
Rev. and Mrs. George Washburn from
Constantinople, who had been visiting
Mrs. Washburn's sister, Mrs. q. r. ladd'
left Friday for Manchester, Mass, where ,
they will remain with their son during the !
rest Of their stay in this country. II
Horace Lane, brakeman on the way I
freight, was struck by a telegraph pole last
week Wednesday, while he was Climbing a
up the side Of car at West Hartford. and :
knocked of, falling on the track after me 4
,ar had passed. His shoulder was badIv :
vrenched and he is off duty. Z
There is to be no especial Observance Of n
he Fourth here, but the barber sbons viii Q
be closed all day, and some OF the stores. p
others VIII be open part OF the time The a
ireen Mountain band, which gave a fine c
open air concert in schoolhouse yard last il
.vening, viii go to Pittsheld. b
Miss Mary G. Tewksburv and Miss len. a
lie Godfrey went to Burlington Tuesdavto r,
ttend the American Institute of Tnstritc- II
ion, and Mrs. F. b. Thomas and Miss q
'adie Plummer went to hear the lecture +
delivered that evening before the insti- y
ute by Booker T. Washington. a.
The neighbors and friends Of F II "
.etchum assembled at his home on south !,
lain street Monday evening TO assistsbirn =,
n celebrating his 56th birthday. Refresh ~
lents were served; pleasant evening was !,
pent with games and music. and Mr.
Aetchum was made the recipient of sew a
raj appropriate gifts.
William ;. Wood, his son. c. f. Wood tn
nd daughter, Miss Myrtle. with Their or
uest, Miss Gertrude Seavey Of Boston.and q
lr. and Mrs. I. j. Adams, drove to IVu an
Springs Monday. They report
well-kept hotel at that resort with peo- vi
.e IN charge who understand the art of ad
ltering to hungry picllnlckers. Al
Misses Carrie and Helen Hill Of Dedban, 1i'
lass, are guests for a few weeks All a Il .;
.arcotts. Miss Carrie, who assisted at ~
.iss Edith Marcott's recital Friday even ~ y,
~, Is piano pupil with Miss Marc0tt Of =.
rthur Foote' well known in musical cir us
es, and her sister. Miss Helen. is grad ~,
lte Of Wellesley college in the class of -.
o.. lli
Mrs. Cas- Of Rochester, an industrious IN
dy % years of age. has Just completed a M
zee Of old-fashioned fancy work design Nj
to serve more useful end than inc 10
achievements of the present on
shion. The article in question is a he'd tee
NJ, q nobody knows how many thous- an
ID pieces, and it is now the properly Of tn
II granddaughter, Mrs. F. :. Hatch. aff
A number of friends and peigbbors ev,
thered at the home of Mrs. George A.
larson on Pleasant street Friday evening ira
remind her Of her birthday anniversary, da
number Of beautiful gifts were present. de,
|, among them a fine oil painting. the Nj
ork of the giver. Refreshments were Nj
ryed, after which cards and music fur pu
shed entertainment for the evening. by
Miss Mary Tilson. a teacher in the deaf re
ute institute at Trenton, y. j.. and her sia
zee, Miss Fannie Bass, student at tbe he
stitute in Northampton. Mass. who had :
en- here for ten days with Miss Fannie's "a
Their, E. L. Bass. left yesterday morning OF ]
r MiddleseX, where they will pass parf | . I
their vacation with Miss Tnson's MOTH :
and sister, Mrs. Tilson and Mrs. Mabel 4
onard. 10
The spring session Of school No. Il IL
lsed very pleasantly on Friday last. the Iigl
loolroom being attractively decorated me,
tn evergreen. ferns and daisies. The -,
pills gave the flower exercise. Hearts of tbo
Id. in manner exceedingly satisfac- 90
y to those present, the singing being
especial feature Of the program. Miss