Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-06-05

Nvron p. Flint, fireman on the {. V. X.
r.. and family Of ST. Adams came Tuesday
to visit his father, A. II. Flint, Jr.
Mrs. Ernest Carpenter, who had been
here caring for her sister, Mrs. Ernest
Bruce, returned to Keene yesterday
II. NJ. Miller resumed hist insurance
route Thursday, having been laid up since
Feb. 10Th with intammatory rheumatism.
DIR. Harry b. Mcintyre has gone to Bur
lington to assist Dr. Guy y. Loudon IN
the practice OF osteopathy during the
summer
5. c. Clark. who has been the efficient
chief OF police for several years, resigned
Tuesday after being appointed Tor the
current year
Mr.. and Mrs. /. d. Williams went to
New Haven. Conn. Tuesday to be present
at the wedding Of their son, Victor, and
Miss Trena Geer.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Abbott and children
OF Winchester, Mass, came last week.
Mr.. Abbott returned the first Of the week,
the others remaining.
Mrs. Clarence Moulton is attending the
commencement OF the Ingleside school,
Milford, Conn, from which her daughter,
Miss Desier, graduates.
The four-act drama, "Imogene, or the
Witch's Secret, will be presented by the
young people Of the grange Monday even
ing, June Is, at Grange ball.
The adiusters for the insurance held by
B, Souto q Co on the stock in their mill
lately damaged by fire were here Tuesday
to inspect the loss. No settlement has yet
been made.
Rev. f. G. Rainey delivered very satis-
factory address at Brooktield on Memorial
day About 20 went up from here. Chas
Hayward and son, Fred, and j. ID. Laport
did the drum and fife act.
TO the alumni OF the Randolph High
school: Do not forget 10 be present at its
seventh reunion and banquet at the Red
Lion Inn tomorrow evening. Throw
formality aside and enjoy pleasant even
ing with old classmates.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph w. Atwood have
gone today, Thursday, torla few weeks
outing at Caspian lake, Greensboro, going
by carriage. 4. A. Atwood will join
them later after short visit to his SON
in-law, Col. u r. stroughton Of Barre.
Invitations have been issued by Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph d. Denison for the marriage
Of Miss Eunice Dunuar, their daughter, to
John r. Spring Of Nashua, \. II. The
marriage viii occur in st. Johns church at
II o'clock on Wednesday morning, June
Is, the ceremony being followed by re-
ception.
Eugene Greene has recovered from his
injury suffered in the collapse Of the Aver
brook bridge sufficiently to be about.
Judge Nichols is still confined to the bed
and Mrs. Nichols is barely able to sit up.
The probate business is being conducted
by Mrs. Anna Nichols Bosworth during
the judges illness.
Mrs. Laura j. Sumner of Concord, ~ H.,
formerly Mrs. Ziba C. Cushman. of this
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Wednesday morning, She leaves a hus-
band, Albert Sumner, of Concord a daugh
ter, Mrs. Geo. Hoyt, of Randolph; and
three sons, Willis c. Cushman, of Ran
dolph, Steven d., of Montpelier, and Abe
L., of Concord. The remains will be
brought here for burial. The funeral will
be held at the residence of the late Geo. II. !
Hoyt Saturday afternoon at ? o'clock.
Friends are requested to attend.
Stllman d. Loomis was sitting in his
buggy in front OF f. II. Joslyns store yes
terday when the horse became frightened
at an Italian organ grinder and monkey
and started in to kick and plunge run
ming up onto the sidewalk and planting at
least dozen vicious kicks against things
in rear. He finally kicked himself clear,
when he stopped to survey the wreck
Mr. Loomis held onto the lines all the
time. but when il was over succumbed TO
a heart spell and had to be taken into the
Bailey drug store for treatment. He re-
vived after little.
News came Tuesday of the death of Ar
thur Sault. son of Mrs. Lewis Sault, which
occurred at Mohonk Lake, n. ", that day
He was working in a summer hotel, at
which Harry Phillips was also employed.
He had been ailing about week and peri
tonitis finally developed, to which the
young man succumbed in twenty hours.
His sister Carrie, was summoned from
here, leaving Monday. The remains ar
rived here last night ,accompanied by Miss
Sault and Harry Phillips, and the funeral
will be held tomorrow forenoon. Arthur
was p years old, graduate of the r. II. S.,
class Of 9S, and of Albany Business coll
lege, 700. He was a good student, an in
dustrious and promising young man. Be-
sides the mother and sister, one brother.
Leon, is left, who is attending the u. ". NJ.
The Book club was delightfully."- enter
tanned Saturday afternoon from to 5 by
Mrs. J. A. and Miss Annie Walsh at their
home on Prospect avenue. Quotations
from Henry Vaughn were given in re-
Spouse to the roll call. Current events of
an interesting nature were presented by
Mrs. r. II. Chamberlin, and a thoughtful
and finely written paper on ''Castles in
Wales was read by Mrs. Mary Mann.
Mrs. L. o. Blanchard had an excellent
paper on "Cardiff-Mertyr Tydvil'. and
Mrs. NJ. +. Holmes read an article on
s.Snowdonn and the poem 1.-THE Grave Of
Gelert.n This poem is the old story OF
Lewellvn's faithful hound. to which
monument was erected at Snowdon in
1916. In the year 1872 a school
master of William Holmes, with
two other gentlemen, was travelling in
Wales and visited Snowdon, finding the
monument still in a good state Of preser-
walton.
'Tisn't safe to be a day without DIR.
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