Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-07-17

been to see her mother, who is in very
poor health.
Mrs. Layton Elliott of North Ferrisburg
and Mrs. Joseph Ploof and daughter Of
| Burlington are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
| George A. Pearson.
Mrs. Chadwick and two children, who
had been spending three weeks with her
mother, Mrs. John Averill, went back to
| st. Adams Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Tracy have gone to
| Queen City Park for an outing. Mr.. Tracy
Tracy a little longer
Mrs. Charles Ingalls, and Miss Hattie
Sault returned Monday from the Mary
Fletcher hospital at Burlington, where
they had been receiving treatment.
Edgar T. Salisbury and Louis A. Atwood
leave Saturday morning for Greensboro
for a weeks outing. Mr.. Atwood has had
but two weeks vacation in five years.
Mrs. Thirza Putnam and her grand
daughter, Miss Thirza Gay, of Newton,
Mass, were with MI. and Mrs. j. p.
Cleveland from Monday till Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. b. F. Kicker are entertain
ing Mr.. Rieker's mother and sister, Mrs.
B. NJ Kicker of Groton and Mrs, Walter
Greene, with her baby, from Shamrock,
r. |.
Mrs. Elmer Bean underwent a success
full operation Saturday, the surgeon being
DIR. L. NJ Greene of Bethel, assisted by
DR.. q. w, Scott. Mrs. Bean is improving
rapidly
Mayor Brown of Rutland, a promi-
nent Democrat of Clements city, was
about town last Thursday, shaking hands
with local politicians and talking about
the weather.
Mrs. NJ. c. Hooker OF Washington, d.
c., arrived yesterday and is at Charles
Thurston's for few days before going to
Plaintield and Montpelier for the rest OF
the summer.
Those who attended the Clement CON
vention at Burlington yesterday from
here were II. {. Soper, II. T. Johnson,
F. A. Hobart, VIM. Tracy, Homer Vail
and l.. b. Johnson.
There was a very pleasant party Tuesday
evening at Charles Danyow's, on the occa-
sion of his birthday. Refreshments were
served and fireworks contributed to the
enjoyment of the guests.
G. G. Dubois of Chicago, who Joined
Mrs. Dubois here last week and staid over
Sunday, started Tuesday on three weeks
business trip to New York and Philadel-
pha, after which ne viii be again in Ran
dolph.
Mrs. Fannie Leavltt, wife of DR.. Leavitt
of Boston, and her two children, Mildred
and John, are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
George 5. Hutchinson, and Miss Jessie
Blythe of Boston is visiting Miss Rena
Hutchinson.
Col. A. b. Chandler has had the road
machine at work on the drives in Mari
Castle park, and has in view some other
improvements to be made this summer,
including one or two new observation
houses and some seats in the groves.
Lyman Hutchinson on visiting his Oak
hill pasture after the thunder shower
Monday night found twelve sheep dead
under one tree. They were evidently in
stantly killed, for some of them were in
lifelike positions with their heads up.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Tracy and grand
daughter, Miss Gertrude, of Belle PLANE,
Iowa, who had been visiting at L. G.
Tracy's, left Tuesday on a trip to Barre
and some towns in the northern part of
the state. They Will return here later.
The case of DR.. G. w. Scott VS.. the
Central Vermont Railway Co., which was
heard before Judge Hutchinson Saturday
morning in the office of NJ VI. Wilson,
Esq, was decided in favor 81 the defend
ant, and the plaintiff took an appeal.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. p. Bartlett OF Boston,
who are passing part of the summer with
Mrs. Bartletts mother, Mrs. G. NJ. How
ard, have gone to Montpelier for a week
y
here until about the middle of August.
Mrs. w. P. Flint accompanied her
cousin, Mrs. Lewis Talbot, on her return
to South Boyalton Tuesday after a stay Of
eight weeks in Randolph Mrs. Talbot
Will 90 soon to the Moody conference at
Mortified, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Fowler, who were at
Mrs. Z. A. Upham's yesterday, are passing
the summer in a sort of camping fashion
at place about two miles from Royalton
Center and are occupying a house in
which Mrs. Fowler's grandfather used to
live.
Mrs II. f. Williams Of Hartford, Conn.
with her son, Ray, is with her mother,
Mrs. Ellen Young, arriving Monday ac-
companied by her sister, Mrs. X w.
Morse and daughter, Ruth, who stopped
here over one train and then went on to
their home in Barre.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Baldwin left here
Monday, Mrs Baldwin going TO Essex
Junction to spend few days with her ia
Their. &. G. Williams. who has been quite
sick. and Mr.. Baldwin TO New York ON a
business trip that viii keep him away un-
til the last of next week.
II. c. Coles Of the postoffice department
at Washington was in town a few DAYS
ago on business connected with the estab-
lishment OF the free rural delivery route
candidates for the position Of carrier, W.
+. Rand and John II. Dubois.
5. c. Webster met with an accident YES
terday while painting the roof Of the side
piazza al Charles Thurston's In stepping
backwards, he came Unexpectedly 10 the
edge Of the roof and fell to the ground. a
distance Of twelve or thirteen feet, suffer
ing some bruises but no fractures.
Fred Chadwick, who has been for some
time past al the New England Watch fac 4
tory in Waterbury, Conn, and has very (
successfully mastered that business. came I
home Friday. being Obliged 10 take 4 rest