Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-07-24

Mrs. George II. Hoyt has gone to Con-
I cord, n. f., to keep house for her step
father, and her daughter, Minnie, has re-
turned to Montpelier.
Victor Williams is here from New
Haven, Conn, on a vacation, joining his
wife, who came last week, at the home Of
his father, /. d. Williams.
Lewis Carlisle, while working in Sails
bury's mill yesterday, had the end of a
/ finger cut off by the sander, a small piece
OF the bone being removed.
The department tspresident of the
! Woman's Relief Corps Mrs. Blackmar of
/ Underhill, has appointed Mrs. Robert
| Parker OF this village as one Of her aids.
Mrs. NJ. L. Scott, who makes her home
! now in Northampton, Mass, with her
( daughter, Mrs, Porter, reached here Tues
day and is with her son, DR.. &. W. Scott.
Mrs. Kate Fairbanks of Weathersfeld,
who has been staying with her daughter,
Mrs. susan Walbridge, is in Montpelier
for a short time and will return here later.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Lane and daugh-
] ter, Marjorie, are expected today from
I New York, to spend some time with Mrs.
Lanes parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Moul-
1 ton.
A baseball club is in process of organi-
cation and Saturday an initial game was
/ played in Rochester, the official report of
the same being given in the Rochester
items.
J. w. Tyson Of South STAFFORD. manager
OF the Elizabeth copper mine, and Mr..
Beecher OF New York, a son-in-law of
Shiet Justice Fuller, were at Hon. j. w.
RowelFs yesterday
Edmund Hood Of Monson, Mass, stop
ped here Tuesday on his way from Bur
lington, where he was called by the death
OF MS foster mother, Mrs. A. o. Hood.
de was a guest at A. Z. Hendricks.
Mrs. A. j. Davis OF Bethel spent one
day last week with Mrs. NJ B. Rumrill, /
who has also been entertaining lately
Mrs. Dr. Leavitt and two children and .
Miss Jessie Blythe, Of Somerville, Mass.
Mrs. George Bohonan and daughter of 1
birmingham, Mass, were in the village
Friday, and Saturday accompanied Mrs
Bohonan's sister, Miss Bertha Cloud, on
a visit 10 their home in South Tunbridge
Mrs. H. NJ. Miller and two daughters.
Misses Helen and Ruby, We're away
last Thursday and Friday on carriage
trip to Williamstown and Barre, visiting
Mrs. Miller's sister, Mrs. Grandy, at the
former place.
Rufus o, Whitcomb, who is connected
with the United States arsenal at Water
town, Conn. and his wife came Monday
night 10 visit Mr.. and Mrs. Orson Wood
cock, and yesterday left here for Mont
pelier and Marshfield
A special meeting of the w. R. c. viii
be held saturday afternoon at O'Clock for
the consideration Of important business
The corps has received an invitation to at
tend the district meeting to be held in
South Royalton July 81.
Mrs. Gerber of Boston, her daughter.
Mrs Dorety, and granddaughter, Miss
Dorety, of Oakland, Cal, and Miss Faxon
OF Boston, all Of whom had been guests
OF Mrs. Gerber's daughter, Mrs. Herbert
Niswall, left town Monday.
Misses Mabel and Ethel Williams, ac-
companied by a friend, Miss Mildred
Morse, came Tuesday from HolyoSe.
Mass, to visit their grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs E. III. Bruce, Their mother.
Mrs. Frank Williams, is expected next
week.
Mrs. F. A. Hobart met with a serious
accident Friday evening. In going down
the stairs at her home on South Pleasant
street, her foot slipped ana she fell TO the
first landing, striking on her right nip
and so badly straining and bruising the
muscles and nerves that she has been
unable to move much since.
Willis T. Sparhawk, who left Randolph
April 10. now holds a responsible position
as toll collector for the Yosemite stage
and Turnpike Co., at Wawona, Mariposa
Co., California. A. Henry Washburn Is
superintendent OF this company. Wa
wona is a delightful summer resort. Is
miles from the world famed Yosemite
Burnell & Totman are putting an addi-
ton Of 100 feet in length 10 their green
house, and nine-foOt addition TO their
office room, about doubling its size. The
whole extent of the greenhouse is now 20
feet. The new part is to be devoted en-
n ha Of
be stocked with about 25OO plants this
winter.
!. d. Williams, while at work on the
Clarence Mann house across the river. got
a piece of mortar in his left eve, burning
il so severely that q bunch formed on The
ball and had 10 be removed Monday by (
Dr. j. z. Clifford. Il was at first feared
that Mr.. Williams would lose Tie use nj
his eve, but that danger IS now past.
though the sight IS somewhat impaired.
The new library building is progressing
tayorably. The brick walls with their red
sandstone trimmings are supporting the
framework OF the roof, and the days are
rapidly approaching when visitors from
abroad can be taken down TO the lbrsrv
the first thing and shown around with
lll-coneealed pride on the part OF their
entertainers. II
Mrs. L. A. Pearson, with her daughter.
Miss Jessie, and her niece. Mrs. Mary
1arley, and TWO children. Ruth and ,
Doris, Of Boston, who are spending ne
summer with her, started YESTERDAY for
Queen City Park for an outing. Miss
Gertrude Pearson, another daughter.
went 10 Sunapee lake in New Hampshire
70 remain until September.
The Orange County Grammar school.
whose graduates and former students are
10 nave a reunion at the Center during !
Ola home week. was Incorporated by the !
legislature IN ls06 and opened under the