Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-07-30

But II 50, confusion surely
Der the farmers mind holds sway
| And, his calendar forgetting
he has merely lost day.
Mrs. E. D. Strong spent Saturday in
Bethel.
Z. A. Thomas visited the Boston mar
kets last week.
Miss Jane Paige is in Granville week
or so, going Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred L. Kent were in
Granville over Sunday.
A son was born last Thursday to Mr..
and Mrs. Elmer Montgomery.
Charles Mccall OF New York arrived
saturday at his summer cottage, Elm cot
tage.
Col. X. J. Kimbal returned Friday from
a trip to New York and went back again
Monday.
Mrs. c. o. Dumas came home Saturday
from weeks stay in Lebanon, n. H., and
Woodstock.
Fay Kezer of Rochester was at A. B.
Fish's Sunday and went Monday to Barre
on business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Vail, who are pass
ing the summer In Pomfret, were at their
Randolph home over Sunday.
Mrs. Bertha Burridge left Monday for
|
school at that place on primary methods.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi johnson Of Wood
stock, former residents of this place, were
with Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Flint over Sun
day.
/ Miss Lura Montgomery is assisting for a
| month IN the postofiice while members OF
the regular force are taking their vaca-
tons.
Mrs. George Gould and daughter, Leone,
Of Everett, Mass, are with Mr.. and
Mrs. G. w. Douglass at Clifiside for a
month.
Miss Carlotta Gilbert, the guest Of her
| cousins, A. j. and Miss Flora Bell, re-
turned to her home at Upper Falls, Mass,
Saturday.
A special oonvoeation Of Whitney chap
ter, No. 5, win be held in Masonic hall
Friday evening, July 81. Work on the
NJ. +. NJ. degree.
Charles A. Tinker and his daughter,
Mrs. W. Tracy Smith, OF st. Adams were
guests OF Col. and Mrs. A. B. Chandler at
Mari-Castle Friday and Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Wells were called to
Williston last week 10 attend the funeral
Of Mrs. Wells uncle, John Whitcomb,
prominent farmer Of Chittenden county.
DIR. Henry B. Mcintyre is now acting as
AAA1A nHHAHAhlA III llN suIElNAA
OF the Long Island Medical college hos
pital at Brooklyn, which he entered about
the first Of July.
j. NJ. Thompson was down from Mont
pelier, as usual. to spend Sunday with
his family at A. j. Fosters, where Miss
Helen 5. Rabbit, also of Montpelier,
was entertained over sunday.
Albert Eckert Chandler arrived Friday
morning from New York and joined his
family at Mari-Castle remaining
over Sunday. He is 10 be here again for
his vacation the last two weeks in
August.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Richardson, who
had been visiting Mr.. Richardson's broth
er and sister, A. j. Richardson and Mrs. ;.
X. kimhall, went Friday TO Boston and
from there departed to their home in YER
million, 5. ID.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Granger and two
children went back TO Barre Friday after a
weeks stay and were accompanied by
Mrs. Changers mother, Mrs. Harriet |
Spaulding, who had been visiting at Luz |
cius Goodhart's.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. J. o'Keefe arrived last
Thursday from Boston on visit |
TO Mr.. and Mrs. William X. Clark. |
Mr.. o'Keefe has lately been elected vice
president Of the Pettingill Advertising |
company Of that city. They returned
Sunday night.
f. j. Burnell OF the firm Of Burnell a
Totman, florists, is taking two weeks /
vacation in Pomfret and vicinity. The /
greenhouse with its increased space has |
lately been devoted extensively 10 the Gull |
tivation OF carnations, OF which there will |
be $1,000 for the fall and winter trade.
ID. c. Woodward is patrolling the streets |
every night as Waterman and will be ON
duty for the month that must elapse be-
fore the arrival OF the new water wheel
will permit OF the resumption OF electric 4
lights. Mr.. Woodward's beat is through /
the business part OF the village and ex-
tends to the covered bridge.
Rev. A. w. Stone, who is well known in
Randolph, has successfully passed the i
physical examination at the Charlestown
navy yard, and in about month will
leave 1yndonville, where he has been rec
tor Of the Episcopal church for some years
past, TO become a chaplain on one OF the
United States battleships. ale Will be"
SAYS the Lyndonville Journal, greatly
missed here, but all are glad that he has
secured such an excellent position"
The G. A. r. has made arrangements
with the famous "Henry Family to
appear at Grange hall Thursday and Fri
day nights of this week for the benefit OF
the order. These talented musicians and
comedians come highly recommended.
and among them are the Henry sisters,
Florence and Grace. and the clever car
toonist and comedian, G. W. Henry.
After the entertainment there viii be
dancing, without extra charge, and the
music viii be a special feature. VI