Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-06-25

ton Tuesday to spend a week at tn
Brooks cottage in Queen City Park.
Miss Luyia Slack, a trained nurse from
Albany, y, Y, came Tuesday TO spend
vacation with her brother, II. II. Slack
and other relatives in this vicinity.
Mrs. H. H. Mcintyre and her son, DR.
| Henry B. Mcintyre, went to Burlington
Tuesday to visit DR.. and Mrs. Loudon ano
take in the u. V. NJ. commencement.
Edgar T. Salisbury was at Greensboro
over Sunday, where he has a handsome
new boat on Caspian lake. From Greens
boro he took a business trip to Boston.
B. +. Rieker's stock shipment Monday
amounted TO 1863 calves, 13s sheep, 133 hogs
and IS cattle. From this station went 81
hogs (5c. and 5fc.) and 10 calves t2c. to
5c.).
Mr.. and Mrs. L. b. johnson have been
entertaining Mrs. Johnson's sister and
husband, Mr.. and Mrs. G. 5. Bosworth,
who came Friday and remained until
Monday.
Mrs. f.. f. Brooks invited six young la
dies to a tea party last Thursday after
noon, given in honor Of her guests, Mrs.
#. l.. Thomas and Miss Clara Isham Of
Burlington.
The Green Mountain band has ordered
new uniforms costing sl6S from Phila-
delphia and expect to have them July 4,
when they will play at a social TO be given
in East Braintree for their benefit.
Mrs. Leonard Wheeler and daughter,
Margery, OF White River Junction, Mrs.
George Cheney and daughter, Hortense
Peters, of St. Johnsbury, are the guests Of
Mrs. A. A.. Smith, arriving last night.
Mr., and Mrs. Charles Steele moved here
from Claremont, n. H., Saturday and
Monday Mr.. Steele took charge Of the
Hayward barber shop. They are board
ing for the present at the Randolph Inn.
Rev. G. o. Howe preached at the Metho-
dist church in Montpelier last Sunday. He
was accompanied to the city by Mrs.
Howe and they were entertained during
their stay there by Mrs. Ii. A. Spencer and
daughter.
Mrs. Phineas Amazon, who had been
with her daughter, Mrs. r. H. Slack, sew
eral weeks, went Saturday to Pittsfield to
visit her other children until the return Of
Mr.. Amazon from a trip to his old home
in Canada.
Mrs. Carl II. Thresher of Melrose High
lands, Mass, is with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl II. Thresher, for a month or six
weeks, reaching here Monday. During
the last Of her stay Mr.. Thresher will be
here for his vacation.
John Byrd and three children Of ST.
Adams were in town over Sunday visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Dukette and friends
at the Center. One of the children, Dan,
did not return with the others and is still
staying at the Center.
Mrs. Arthur NJ. Flint OF Thomaston.
Conn, was with her sister-in-law. Mrs,
WI Blodgett, Monday night, stopping
here on her way from Burlington, where
she had been to attend the wedding of her
brother, Cassius Peck, Jr.
Mrs. A. d.. Lamson expects her house
hold at ldleton cottage to be increased
today by the arrival of her son, AFRO
Lamson. and Miss Helen Davis from West
Philadelphia, who will be with her dur
ing most of her stay here.
While welding a carriage tire Tuesday
afternoon, Isaac Newton stuck a pointed
piece of hot steel through his right hand,
between the thumb n the bones Of the
palm, infiieting a painful wound that will
some time to heal.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. NJ. Kimball of Boston
are with Mr.. Kimball's mother ana sister
at A. J.. Richardson's. Last week they
took a fishing trip to Grand Isle, accom-
panied by their nephew and niece, Mr..
Fred and Miss Hazel Fairbanks.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Kicker have with
them this week Mr., Ricker's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. b. NJ. Kicker of Groton, and his
sister and her husband, Mr.. and Mrs.
Greene of Shamrock. K. l., who
made the journey here by carriage.
In compliance with direct orders from
the postoffice department, the lobby of
the Randolph postoffice Will hereafter be
closed on Sundays except from : to 5 a. m,
Y to ! and to S p. m, when the post
master or his assistants are on duty.
On Tuesday a committee from the
Braintree Baptist church visited Rev.
and Mrs. Brown Z. Smith, and presented
them with a purse of money m a note
expressing their regard and appreciation
and signed by thirty of the Braintree
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Bass and baby
daughter and their guest. Miss sadie
Butler of Windsor, left yesterday morn
ing for a weeks camping at Highgate
Springs. They took Miss Fannie Bower
them to assist in the cottage house
keeping.
The newly elected school board, DR.. G.
Scott, V. /. Spear and DR.. J. p. Clifford,
met Tuesday evening and organized by
choosing DR.. Scott chairman. {. w. A.
Putnam was appointed lanitor for the
during the year, n other BUSH
ness matters were discussed.
Donald Scribner of HYDE Park, princi-
nai last wear OF Lamoille Central academy. |
was a guest at Mrs. II. W. Tewksburyfs
sunday, coming from the graduation ex-
arcises Of the Rochester school, of which
he was principal for three years. He went
from here to commencement week at Bur
The Kimbau library viii be closed Sat
lrday. the Fourth, and open Friday. July
B.. Beginning Monday. July G, the library
will be open every weekday, except
Thursday. from , to $50 in the afternoon
md from Z to 9 in the evening. There are
4 present 305 books in circulation, the
number at any n time up to date
Miss Edith Abbott. who has Just
her junior year in Mt. Holyoke