Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-06-11

Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Atwood and A. A.
Atwood started Tuesday morning for
their summers soiourn at Caspian Lake,
Greensboro, where they viii remain until
September.
Mrs. Henrietta ID. Sloeum and son, Rob-
ert, of Waterbury, Conn, are visiting Mrs.
Slocum's uncle, c. ID. Sanborn, IN the vii
lage and her aunt, Mrs. {. T.. Abbott, at
Highland Place.
DIR. and Mrs. II. II. Hayward of Tun-
bridge and Miss Bessie Smith Of South
Royalton were at c. W. Hayward's Tues
day to attend the Glass day exercises in
Dubois q Gays hall.
The Woman's Relief Cops viii hold a
social with flag day exercises al the home
of Rev. and Mrs Brown +. Smith, Tuesday
afternoon and evening, with supper. G..
a. X. post and all others are cordially in
vited.
Through an error IN proofreading the
name Of Robert Abbott, the only one grad
uating from the classical course this year,
was omitted last week in the published
list Of the class OF 1903, Randolph High
school.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Burt have left
IdlCton cottage, which they had occupied
for year, and with their two daughters,
Miss Anita Burt and Mrs. G. +. Sparhawk,
are domiciled at their farm on the road to
the Center.
George Drew is acting as clerk at the
Franklin House, Highgate Springs, until
the restaurant, of which he is to have
charge for the third consecutive season,
opens. His brother, Howard, will go to
Highgate the first Of July to assist him.
Col. and Mrs. A. B. Chandler left New
York yesterday for a trip through the
Berkshire hills on their way TO Randolph,
which they expect to reach this week.
The housekeeper and help come from New
York today to get Mari-Castl in readiness
for them.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Allen Of St. Adams
are visiting Mr.. Aliens sister and hus-
band, Mr.. and Mrs. Luke Parish. at the
Center. Mr. and Mrs. Parish have also
as guests Mrs. George Merrill and her
sister, Miss Edith Marble, who drove
over from Woodstock Tuesday.
Mrs. John Abbott arrived from VIM
chester, Mass, yesterday with three maids
and went to the Sanford farm, where she
and her children, her sister, Mrs. Z. q. Du- 1
Bots, and son are to spend the summer. /
Mr.. Abbott and Mr.. Dubois being at the
farm for what vacations business will per- /
nit.
Rev. and Mrs. Fraser Metzger accom-
panied Mrs. Metzger's mother and I
sister, Mrs. Lacey and Mrs. Peck, who I
had been here for a visit, on their return |
to Freehold, n. Y. They went Monday, /
Mr.. MetZger to be away over Sunday I
and his wife TO spend some five or six 4
weeks at her old home.
Sixteen ladies of the Braintree Branch /
Aid society, by invitation Of Mrs. Fannie I
Ninton, charter member OF the society, |
met with her at East Granville last week (
Wednesday and were very pleasantly en-
tertained by Mrs Webb, Mrs. Kendall and (
Mrs. Ninton. An excellent supper was
served, and all enjoyed the hospitality for /
which this home has long been noted.
Mr. and Mrs. Lyman w. WEIGH, their /
son, Kenneth, and friend, c. j. Judd, Of 4
Grand Rapids, Mich, reached Randolph I
Tuesday noon, having made the journey 4
by automobile from Cleveland. Ohio, 1
where Mr.. WEIGH purchased the handsome 1
touring car in which they are riding I
They stopped at Randolph. Mrs. Welchis /
girlhood home, to see her adopted BROTH I
ers, A. j. and w. III. Curtis, and 90 today 4
to Montpelier and then to Montreal. At Z
the latter point they will ship their car
riage home and take the boat up the 4
st. Lawrence river. They left Grand Rap I
ids the 14th of May.
The marriage Of Cassius r. Peck Of Bur I
lington, former student of the Randolph 4
High school. to Miss Lillian, youngest 4
daughter of Major and Mrs. A. b. Nalen- 4
tine of Bennington took place at the Val I
entine homestead Tuesday. June 9. There I
were many present at the ceremony. IN
GLIDING large party from Burlington and 4
Gov. and Mrs. Mccullough. There was an f.
usually large display of wedding presents. /
among them being checks for good-siZed \
amounts, silver, etc. Following the cere-
mony was a reception at which nearly all 4
the society people OF Bennington were
present. After short wedding trip MIR.
and Mrs. Peck viii reside in Burlington, 4
in house on Adams street fully furnished I
by the brides father.
About fifty people assembled at the
Cong vestry last Thursday afternoon to
listen to an excellent piano recital given
by Miss Blanche l.. Spauldinn OF Mont
pelier and her Randolph pupils. The
performers. who ranged from beginners \
10 accomplished pianists, were Masters .
Fred Kent and Ralph Dunn, Misses Eva
Green, Hazel Slack, Laura Wedgewood,
Mildred Goodwin, Edith and EsteIla 4
blanchard. Ruby and Una Allen. Esther 4
George, Ruth Draper, Edith Rainev. T
Hazel Fairbanks, Ida Flint, Flossie Terry.
Desier Moulton. Annie Walsh and the
teacher, Miss Spaulding. The program
was varied with solos. duets and trios.
and gave genuine pleasure throughout.
The younger members of the class did I
remarkably well dispise little natural
timiuity at playing before company
while the more experienced pianists
rendered selections, which it was a treat
TO hear.
The Red Lion Inn, which has been
closed since the departure OF its last
proprietor, Harry Harnden, Nav Z, has
been leased for an indefinite period
by G. W. Hayward, who intends to have
il open BY he 30th OF 18th Of June. NJ
Hayward has conducted q barber shop
in Randolph for the last 30 years and
as during much of that time there have
been boarders at his house. especially
for the five OF six years past in which