Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-07-23

summer, has gone to Boston to spend two
or three weeks with her sons. Fred anc
Ernest, who are living in that city.
Mrs. F. g. Wright and children Of Bos-
ton, who have been visiting Mrs. Wrightis
mother, Mrs. Seymour Wright, in East
randolph, are now with Mrs. j. c. Austin
~ flsh NIL who also entertained Mrs
seymour Wright one day last week.
Rev. Homer White went to Burlington
yesterday 10 ~ofieiate at the marriage Of
Miss Mabel NJ. Mix Of that city to Ford r
Bingham Of Bristol. Some twenty-five
years ago, Mr.. White married the brides
parents at Enosburg, where he was then
rector.
C.H. Whitcomb, who suffered a shock
affecting the right side four weeks ago al
the home Of his sister, Mrs. y. w. McCol-
Ion, had recovered sufficiently Tuesday 10
90 to his home in Roxbury, Mass, with
Mrs. Whiteomb, who was called here by
his serious illness.
Walter c. Woodward came up from Bos-
ton last week and acted as best msn at the
wedding Of a college friend, Harley X.
Willard, now professor in Kenyon college,
Gambler, Ohio, who was married in East
Barnard last Thursday to Miss Leona
Alice, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Owen
Adams Of that place.
DR.. L. NJ. Greene OF Bethel and DR.. F.
=. Steele Of Montpelier were here last
Thursday and discharged Mrs. Mary
Blood from the Waterbury asylum, find
ing her so well after a two months fur
Tough from the institution that they
deemed il unnecessary for her to return.
She is being cared for by her son and his
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. n. C.. Greene.
G. II. Slack has arranged the program
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Will take the form of a mock session Of
the state legislature. II anyone has a bill
they would like to have introduced, they
will please leave it with Clarence s. Booth
at the Randolph Telephone Exchange be-
fore next Saturday noon. There Is inn
portant business TO be transacted, so the
grange will commence promptly at seven
o'clock.
An item in the Northfeld News Tuesday
OF last week states that Evan Evans was
badly burned the Thursday before in an
accident Of a peculiar character. His au-
tomobile, in which he was travelling,
broke down a short distance beyond st.
Johnsbury. and in repairing il his hands
and part OF his clothing were covered with
gasoline. When he tried TO light the gas
oline jet 10 start up, the flame caught the
g~asOlene Of his hands and clothing, and
he was badly burned before he was able to
%extinguish il. Soon after the accident
Mr.. Evans took the machine into st.
Johnsbury and sold it.
Royal F. White was the victim Of a Pc
culiar accident Friday in which he came
near losing his head while retaining his
presence Of mind. He was drawing hay
INTO A.. B.. Tewksbury's barn and while he
was standing on the barn floor and reach
ing IN between the cart and the barn to
pick up the scattered hay, the horses
started and the hay rack caught him an
der the right ear, crushing his head
against the partition OF the barn. Fortu-
nately, the horses stopped as suddenly as
they had started, and Mr.. White came out
Of his dangerous situation with no worse
injuries than severe bruises. but he hasn't
been a subject for photography since.
George B. Chase OF Bethel Will present
his special company in the amusing COM
edy, "a Gilded Youth in Dubois q
Gays hall tomorrow evening for the bene-
lit. of the Green Mountain band of this
place, which in purchasing its new uni
forms contracted a debt that il is hoped
the proceeds Of this entertainment will
liquidate. The piece is in three acts and is
cast as follows:-Sammy Glider, a gilded
youth, George B. Chase; Col. C~ulpepper, a
fiery old fury, James l.. O'Neil; Moses
Margin, much misunderstood, Louis p.
Booth; Aunt Sadie, no older than she
looks, Pauline Reed; Sadie, the bone of
contention, Eva Gay. The play is a~rtisti-
cally staged under the supervision OF Mr..
OiNeil and has a picked company to pre-
sent it. II won the highest praise OF a dis
eliminating audience in Bethel and is
strongly recommended as something
worth seeing. The company plays in
Brookfield tonight.