Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-08-14

Those interested in the Peoples Tele-
phone company are requested 10 meet al
H. W. McIntyre's Office Friday evening at
s o'clock.
Mrs. Orinda c. Cole, who has been with
her sister. Mrs. W. II. Curtis, this sum-
mer, starts next Thursday for her home in
Somerville, Mass.
Mrs. Mark V. Chadwick, accompanied
by her son, Fred, went Tuesday TO the
Mary Hitchcock hospital in Hanover, y.
H., for treatment
F.W. sault stopped over last night on his
way home to MOrrisyille from Brattleboro,
where he attended the state court, CathO-
lie Order Of Foresters.
John /. Udall and his mother, Mrs. L.
l.. Udall, were in STAFFORD Tuesday and
Wednesday 10 attend the Old Home week
exercises in that town.
Max Thomas celebrated his 10th birth
day anniversary Tuesday by giving par
ty to his young friends, with picnic sup
per at Mari-C Castle park.
Miss Edith Abbott is away for three
weeks, visiting her sister, Mrs. Eugene
Segar, in Burlington and other friends
in that city and Winooski.
Sherman Moulton OF Rutland, assistant
attorney for the Rutland railroad, is at
Stoneleigh for a vacation with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs G. F. Moulton.
Miss Leila Flint, who had been at her
home in Braintree for a months vacation,
returned Monday to her duties in the
Thresher silk store in Boston.
Hazel, daughter Of A. p. Draw bridge, is
suffering from so severe an attack Of tonsi-
litis that il is thought an operation will be
necessary for her complete recovery.
Mrs. Lula a. Boyden returned Monday
from Boston, where She has been attend
ing a summer school Of the American In
stitute ofhormal methods in music.
A Richmond heater, bought Of j. H..
Lamson, has been put into the Primary
school building, and a few repairs are be-
ing made on the High school building.
Two cats and a pet dog belonging to a
resident on the hill have lately been
poisoned by some eyil-disposed person,
whose identity is more than suspected.
Miss Mary Thayer, who has been enjoy
ing two weeks vacation in this vicinity
viii return Saturday to Waterbury, Conn,
where She has a situation in watch fac
tory.
Miss c. Kate Howard is to teach the
coming year in the graded school Of Dover,
Me-. and is to have the fourth, fifth and
sixth grades. The school opens in sep
TENDER.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. j. Allen and daughter,
Clare, OF Winchester, Mass, are with Mr..
and Mrs. +. II. Joslyn and came yesterday
TO take in the Normal school reunion at
the Center.
Mr. and Mrs. G.. A. Pearson have with
them at present Mrs. Parsons father and
sister, Joseph and Miss Nellie Plooi, and
her niece Mrs. William Stone, all Of North
Ferrisburgh.
William Hutchinson Of Washington,
ID. c., a brother Of Hon. James and Mr..
Lyman Hutchinson, arrived Saturday on a
visit to his relatives and old friends in
this vicinity.
Leroy Rumrill Is back from his visit to
Boylston, Mass, and has been assisting at
the Red Lion Inn during the absence Of
Orrin Mann at the annual encampment Of
the state militia.
Mrs Ernest Whitney and little son.
David, who had been with Mrs. Whitney's
grandparents, Deacon and Mrs. W. f..
Howard, left Friday for their home in
Fitchburg, Mass.
Robert Putnam Of Hanover, y. H.,
stopped here yesterday over one train to
see his father, J. b. Putnam. He was on
his way to st. Adams Bay to join a camp
ing party for a week.
Miss Mary McGinnis Of Royalton, who
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sister. stopped at Randolph on her
return Friday and staid until the next
day at Fabien Dupuis'.
Mrs Ellen f. Kelton has recently been
very pleasantly renewing acquaintance
with old schoolmates and friends in Row
alton and Bethel, visiting at the latter
place Mrs. A. A. Brooks.
Miss $. W. storrs Of Longmeadow,
Mass, and Mrs. Martha Slocumb Of
Windsor, Conn. are spending a few
weeks in town as guests at Willard Mar
tins and Mrs. {. Logan's.
Rev. r. A. Green, with his son and his
sister in-law, Miss Lizzie Dayton, Of Low
ell. Mass, came Tuesday to visit his broth
er, O. r. Green, and attend the Old Home
week exercises az the Center.
Mrs. ). :. Clark is taking a vacation
from her millinery store and with her
daughter, Miss Laura, and her grand
daughter. Miss Flossie Forbes, is at the
home OF a sister in Braintree.
Mr.. and Mrs Asa snow celebrated their
30lh wedding anniversary at their home on
the Braintree road last night. Among the
guests were MrSnow's brother, Dbl. Snow,
wife and child Of Bellows Falls.
W. E. Rand has secured the appoint
ment Of carrier for the rural mail route
through Bethel Gilead. and Elmer Mont
gomery for the route through Peth, both
81 which viii be started September /.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Abbott and Mr..
and Mrs. C. q. Dubois expect to he able
the first Of the week to occupy the cottage
on the Sanford farm which they have been
having rebuilt for summer residence.
There viii be meeting Of the banquet
committee for the next grange meeting st
Grange hail Saturday evening. August rs.
al 80 o'clock All whose names begin
with F. q and II are requested % be pres
ent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Williams. after a
vacation suenf with Mr.. Williams parents.
Mr. and Mrs. I. y. Williams. left today TO