Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-07-02

Rev. and Mrs. VIM. n. Roberts and son
OF Plttsfeld were the guests OF IT. Morse
and family Monday, and Tuesday and at
tended the Corwin- Powers wedding on the
latter day.
Mrs. Aaron Morse, Mrs.A .Judson Morse
and Master Edward of Fon du Lac, Wis,
arrived sunday morning and are being
entertained at Albert Morse's. DIR. A. j.
| Morse went on to Boston and will return
here later to visit friends and relatives.
/ Mrs. B. F. Bowman started Monday
evening for Ipswich, S. d., to spend a
month or two with her children living
there. Her youngest son, Bateman, is en-
| Toying week at the camp of Hon. Horace
! w. Bailey of New bury and from there will
go to the Sugar Hill House in the White
Mountains, where he has secured a situa-
ton Tor the summer.
Willard Eugene Holman, who was given
the degree of Bachelor of Science in Civil
Engineering at the commencement of the
University of Vermont, is now with the
Lackawanna Steel company of Buffalo as
draughtsman. Leighton Abbott, who
received the degree of Bachelor of Arts
from the University, is contemplating a
course in the Columbia Law school.
Mrs. Nellie Morse and her daughter.
Miss Nina, who came home at the close OF
Montpelier seminary, started Saturday for
Springfield, where they will spend two or
three weeks with Mrs. Morses other
daughter, Mrs. Ernest Mcintosh. The son,
Leon Morse, who has also been studying
at the seminary, left the same day to take
charge OF the parish which he is to serve
at Waits River this summer.
Guy Z. Lamson, who landed June 18th
from Cuba, where he had been engaged in
land business for a year or so, returned to
New York Tuesday with Miss Grace Fer
guson of that city, who accompanied him
on his visit TO his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. p. Lamson. He will sail from New
York tomorrow for Banes, Cuba, where he
is to be now with the United Fruit COM
pany.
A religious census Of the town of Ran
dolph is being taken and canvass made
in the interests OF the Home department
OF the Sunday schools. The superintend-
ent of this work has already received re-
ports from several districts. These reports
show encouraging results so far as the in
PRODUCTION Of the Home department work
is concerned. 1t is hoped the other dis
tricts will soon be heard from so that val
liable information may be furnished the (
pastors and the Sunday schools OF the
town and the new members of the Home
department furnished with supplies as
soon as possible.
A quiet June wedding took place at the
Baptist parsonage in Montpelier Saturday
evening, when the Rev. G. c. Lamson
united in marriage Oscar Henry Silver OF
that city and Miss Nellie Nav, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. f. Wyman OF Ran
dolph. The groom is the son Of Charles
silver OF Montpelier and is engaged in the
grocery business with his father. The
bride, who has been at the Heaton hospi-
tai in Montpelier for the past few years,
has many friends in Randolph to wish her
al happiness and prosperity in her new
,eived by the young people, who will be
II home after July 4 at So Ridge street,
Montpelier. Mrs. Silver was in Randolph
Monday to see her parents and attend to
he removal of some of her things.