Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-07-07

whice BE- carries 80 BIS legs.
Miss Beulah Hubbard is in Brattleboro
for a week, going Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Shapiro were with
relatives in Burlington over Sunday.
Mrs. Lewis Rock OF Mortified was with
Mrs. L. G.. Erskine Friday and Saturday.
j. E. Jerd was with relatives in Mont
peller and Barre over Sunday and Mon
day.
Miss Ada Burroughs spent Sunday in
South Royalton with her aunt, Mrs. John
MIDGET.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. o. Dumas are rejoicing
over a daughter, Doris Thelma, born last
Thursday.
Mrs. H. B. Bell and little daughter were
in Royalton Friday as the guests OF Mrs.
George Laird.
George E. Ryder, now foreman OF the
Barre Daily Telegram office, was in Ran
dolph Sunday.
Mrs. ]. B. Wells reached home Satur-
day after a few weeks stay with her
sister in Cambridge.
Miss Lena Howes OF Barre was the
guest OF DR.. and Mrs. r. Z. Angel last
Thursday and Friday.
Mrs. Carrie George, who had been with
the family q G. ". Douglas for week.
returned TO Barre Saturday.
Mrs. Mary Sanders OF Brattleboro
visited her brother, Dennis Cassidy, last
week from Tuesday 10 Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Burt and children
Of Washington, ID. c., are at the Burt
farm for the summer, arriving Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph W. Atwood and A.
A. Atwood took their departure Saturday
for Caspian lake, Greensboro, TO spend the
rest OF the summer.
w. w. Rogers and son Of Manchester,
\. H., are STAYING at J. F. Chadwick's for
awhile for the benefit Of Mr.. Rogers, who
has been out Of health for year.
Mrs. Herbert Wiswall entertained at her
summer cottage from Thursday 70 satur-
day her sister, Mrs. johnson OF Boston,
who had been staying in Chelsea.
Miss Ruth smith, who had been attend
ing school in Somerville, Mass, came
home Friday, accompanied by her broth-
er, Fred, who had been with her for two
weeks.
Mrs. Mary Batiste, who had been with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cou-
lumbe. for a week, left with her little
daughter saturday for their home in Clare
mont, y. III.
Mrs. Cora Robbins and Mrs. Ella Small
lev went from here Saturday to begin
their seasons work in Bethlehem, y. H.,
the former having a place at the Mt.
Washington House, and the latter situa-
ton as cook at the Parkview.
z. r. Lille will celebrate his eightieth
birthday next Monday and believes him.
self TO be the oldest native OF Randolph
living in town, with the possible exception
OF Mrs. Orpha Wheeler Of East Randolph.
Frank w. Bond OF Thetford Hills, who
had been attending the annual meeting OF
the Undertakers ASSOCIATION IN burning
ton. stopped here last Thursday and stald
over night with his sister, Mrs. Alpha
Messer.
Eugene Morrill, had a tumor removed
from 4 he palm Of his right hand Wednes-
dav of last week by Drs. Angel and scott:
The growth was on the bones OF the hand
under the cords, and was the result OF an
injury received while working an ensilage
cutter two years ago.
A. F. Lamb reports a busy month for
lime. having received p orders for monu-
mental work during the month, without
anv canvassing or drumming Whatever
This shows that the people generally APP
prove Of his plsn of giving his customers
Inc benefit OF the commission usually paid
10 travelling agents.
The portable Seventh Day Adventists'
tabernacle, which was erected on the
Emerson lot on Prospect street the nrst
of Nav, was taken down last thursday
and r. NJ. Dana. who had been conducting
services in IL, left the next day, with his
family, for Hardwick TO attend the Al
yentists' campmeeting being held there
Rev. V. NJ. Hardy left Friday to resume
his clerical duties at Foxcroft, Me-, after
a naoDth's absence on account OF the i'll
ness of Mrs, Hardy, who is still at the
sanitarium gaining slowly from long
rnn al typhoid fever. If favorable re-
norris Of The patients condition continue
To be received, Mr.. Hardy will probably
stay in Foxcroft through the month OF
July.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter s. Johnston OF san
Jose, Cal, who are on an EXTENDED tFlp
East, taking in the st. Louis exposition,
stopped here last Thursday and stald ~
the Randolph Inn until Monday calling
on relatives and acquaintance OF MIS-
Johnston, W. ose mother was a Granger'
an aunt of j. Laroy Mann and cousin OF y
r. Granger. Mrs. II. V. Fletcher and MIS-
George j. Prince.
H.B. Mcintyre of Brooklyn, \, "
and his sister, Mrs. Guy Loudon, OF bur,
Iins,ton- who had been visiting Dr. anu
Mrs. n II. Mcintyre, c. f. Noyes, MT
and Mrs. Arthur Vaughan ana John mas
~ BOSTON and Miss Mary c. Tewksbury
vent from here Monday TO attend tht
commencement of their alma mater the
| University Of Vermont, at burlington