Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-06-16

Mrs. Myron fuller Of Tunbridge spent
last week with her sister, Mrs. L. J. Blake
~.
j. F. Chadwick came home Saturday
from a weeks trip to Laconia, Manchester
and Pittsfield, y. H.
Mrs. A. J.. Hunter, who had been visit
ing 4. A. Shattuck, for two or three
weeks, returned TO Windsor Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bailey n daugh-
ter, Ida, drove to Woodstock last Thurs
day and remained the rest Of the week.
Misses Emma and Lulu Blakely have
gone TO White River Junction to work in
the depot restaurant during the summer
Mrs. George Pinney and daughter.
Gladys, are visiting Mrs. Pinney's sister,
Mrs. Fonda, in St. Adams, going Tuesday.
Mrs. Ella smalley expects to leave town
in a few days for Bethlehem, n. H., TO
cook for the season at the Parkview
House.
Misses Fannie and Carrie Draper have
finished their years work as teachers IN
the Barre schools and are at home for the
summer vacation.
Capt. j. E. Eldredge, department COM
mander Of the Vermont G.. A. X, Is 70 be
one OF the speakers at the It'll annua
reunion Of the Washington County Neter-
ans association, TO be held at Dewey
park, Montpelier, June p and 70.
MISS Jennie Godfrey has closed her
school in Hartford and Is at home for
the summer vacation. She came Satur-
day, and Miss Lillian KnowltoD returned
the same day from South Royalton, where
she has been teaching the past year.
Mrs. Flora French, who was called here
BY the sickness and death Of her father,
the late d. NJ. English, went back to
Everett, Mass, Saturday leaving her little
daughter, Muriel, to pass the summer
with her grandmother, Mrs. English, and
her aunt, Mrs. Hattie Lamson
A. II. Powers and his daughter, Mrs.
Cummings, went to Chelsea last Thursday
and came pack Friday. The day of their
return J. A. r. Corwin and his daughter
came from Chelsea and staid at Mr..
Powers until Saturday, when the former
left for home, Miss Corwin remaining for
a longer visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". A. Grant left town
Wednesday OF last week, Mr.. Grant going
to Southern Pines, y. C., and his wife 10
Washington, ID. c., to visit Mr.. and Mrs
NJ. {. Hooker. They are to be away three
weeks and during their absence their
daughter, Lucille, is staying with her aunt,
Mrs. j. f. Chadwick.
A couple OF deer roamed through Mari
| Castle park one day last week and, coming
down into the road that winds across the
face of the hill, gazed for a minute or two
at the village spread out below them.
About the same time three deer were seen
early in the morning at Mrs. Ida Mann
farm and were mistaken for calves until
they vaulted over a fence with something
more than calf-like ease and grace OF man
ner.
In speaking OF the presentation Of Pima
- IT, - kAaaEA In AAhNfa
River junction Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings of last week, the Landmark OF
that place said:-"N. II. Burnham Of West
Lebanon was musical director, DIR. w. Nj.
Kelly OF Randolph stage director, and
Garfield II. Miller stage manager. Miss
Grace G.. Lamson and DIR. Kelly rendered
valuable service to the musical director,
and with DIR. A. c. Bailey, also OF Ram
dolph, formed a trio that gave tone and
spirit to the production"
A pleasant event last Friday was the
afternoon tea given by the ladies OF the
Methodist church at the home of Mrs.
A. e, Bass on Main street. The invita-
lions which had been issued were quite
generally accepted, and between the hours
Of 3 and 5 a large number of guests were
admitted by Miss Ruby Miller and es-
corted by little Miss Elaine Bass to the
parlor, where they were received by Mrs.
Bass, asslsteu " Nnt pasAois "iiNf
X. NJ. Fowler. Miss Emma Bailey piloted
them to the next reception room, where
cordial greetings were extended BY Mrs
G. o. Howe, Mrs. 5. s.. Bass and Miss Rose
Cooper. In the dining room, which was
adorned with maidenhair ferns, Mrs. IL.
NJ. Miller and Miss Ellou Matthews pre-
sided for the first hour over the daintlly
laid table. from which tea, punch and
waters were served by Misses Dettie
Bailey, Stella Morse and Beulah Hayes.
During the second hour the pourers were
Mrs. NJ. L. Granger and Mrs. A. n. Hayes.
Homemade candy was sold by Misses
Grace Hayes, Hanna Prince and Edlth
Granger. and a variety % ~delicious-look-
ing cake was displayed by Mrs. Albert
II. Morse and Miss Emroy Matthews.
Miss Alta Bailey was the flower girl. and
SO ready a sale was found for cake, candy
and flowers that the sum Of s2S was real
lied.