Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-06-12
Randolph.

Lake, NY, Saturday.
Miss Elva Parkhurst went to her home
in North Troy Monday.
Mrs. John Delaney went to Burlington
tuesday for two weeks stay.
The Kings Daughters will meet with
Mrs. Henry Leonard June IS, at 2.3O
O'Clock.
Mrs. E. f. Brooks left Monday for a
stay OF some time in Burlington and
vicinity.
Rev. G. E. Ladd went Tuesday to attend
the state convention Of Cong'l churches at
Springfield.
Miss Edith Marcott, who has been
studying music IN Boston, is at home for
the summer period.
George Drew went to Highgate Springs
Monday. lie has his last years situation
in the Point restaurant.
Miss Eta Chamberlain has finished her
teaching duties at Montpelier for the wear
and arrived home Monday.
The ball game OF Saturday between
Randolph and Rochester, to have been
played here, was prevented by rain.
Arthur Wilson, who had been here from
Brattleboro for week, returned Tuesday
to his duties on the electric railroad.
Miss Agnes Sault has finished her
apprenticeship in the HERALD Office and
is now doing spare work at the case.
Mrs. Tucker accompanied her grand
daughter, Mrs. Bert Fielders, to South
Royalton Tuesday TO remain a few weeks.
Mrs. Charles Lombard Of Plainfield
and Mrs. John Wooster and baby OF
Barre are guests at Mrs. {. f. McCrillis.'
Miss Emma Bailey is at home from
Rochester, having finished her season as
trimmer in the millinery store Of Miss j..
Z. Hall.
Mrs. Nettie Noble, who returned from
Mary Fletcher hospital, Friday, is much
improved as the result Of her operation
and treatment.
Regular communication OF Phoenix
Lodge No. IS, +. a A. NJ, Tuesday even
ing, June II; work on the NJ. NJ. degree.
A good attendance is desired.
b. +. Thresher, who has been off Pull
man duty for two weeks, resumes work
today. His summer run will be from Old
Orchard Beach, Me-, to Quebec.
c. II. Rumrill, accompanied by his IA
Their, +. j. Rumrill, OF RoyaltOn, went
Tuesday 10 CharlestOwn, y. H., and Mrs.
L. II. Rumrill TO Hinsdale, y. H., to visit
relatives.
c. r. Kilburn and family drove to
Greensboro Tuesday for few days stay.
Madame Kilburn accompanied them and
viii occupy her cottage at Caspian Lake
during the summer.
Salisbury Bros. have installed n. +.
phones at their home and mill; w. w.
Sprague has one az his home; and those
al Messrs. Sanfordis and Mclntyres
homes and business places have been re-
placed.
The Brookfeld caucus is TO be held next
Saturday, and a warm time is expected, as
the Proctor and Mccullough sides are
said TO be pretty evenly matched. Cash
Peck Is expected down from Burlington
Friday-to buy cows for the Experiment
farm.
The Central Vermont Railway company
has settled the suit brought against il by
John W. Blanchard for injuries sustained
by Mr.. Blanchard through the backing Of
a freight car in the yard here in such a
way as to injure his foot. Mr.. Blanchard
got $50
Among those who were here to attend
r. II. 5. commencement were Miss Cora
Martin OF Chioopee, Mass, formerly as
sistant preeeptress, Mrs. Belle Morse
Vaughan OF Boston, Miss Jennie Ben OF
Hardwick, Miss Ella swinyer of Bristol,
Webb Vinton Of Woodstock.
Col. A. b. Chandler arrived Friday for
his summers stay at Mari-Castle
He Is feeling better than for a long time,
and hopes that the complete rest he IN
tends to take now will still further beneft
him. His family, who are now in Europe,
will come here late in the season, after
their return. His brother, Frank, and
family OF Brooklyn are expected the latter
part Of the present month
Rev. Fraser Metzger, pastor OF the
Christian church, will have two impor-
tant events OF his life crowded into this
week. He graduates from Union college,
Schenectady. n. Y, and today is 10 pe
married at Freehold, y. y, 10 Miss jessie
Lacy. The couple viii arrive mere some
time next week and begin domestic lie
In the parsonage, which has been repaired
and furnished. Mr.. Metzger left Kan
dolph on Monday.
Algar Z. Carleton, who has been U. ;.
consular agent at Aimeria, Spain, for three
wears past, arrived Friday night on a two
months leave Of absence, expecting 70 re-
turn AT the end Of that time. Mr.. carleton
looks as though life among the dons was
one long, sweet dream, being the picture
Of health and contentment. lie VIII oe
here for a week or more and VIII theh
leave for business trip West. lie says
the SDAntarOs hCttpt Ahe ItHNAt " NA'N -
war philosophically, end have less resent
ment toward us than toward their own
government. or toward England, whom
they regard as a traditional enemy Al
meria Is short distance from Malaga.
The case Of Henry Manning, tried m
Orange county court last week, has caused
considerable comment here. Manning
"a me time the offence was alleged, occu
MED Otis Riford's farm. One day kliord
and LYMAN Luce called on him and one OF
/ hem suggested that a glass OF cider would
taste good. Tnereupon Manning pro-
vided some and all hands drank one or
NO glasses. Following this, there was
s,-,e trouble over business matters, ete.
n was claimed by Riford that Manning
bsat his horse. Complaint was made by
afford against Manning for furnishing
ii1lsnr and being intoxicated. Inc nrst
charge was Quashed, as Manning had
rigbf 10 give away liquor in his own
domicile. Before a justice, Manning was
convicted Of intoXication, though ne
stoutIv maintained his innocence ne
tool an appeal, J. d. Denison being ms
counsel. Manning has been IN Granv ,,LI,5
Since. He is very poor. lie walked