Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-06-09
Randolph.
GEORGIA wHIrE. Local Editor.

Inc infant son OF l.. Z. Drew was takeT
seriously i'll Saturday night but is at pres
ent somewhat better.
Mrs. j. B. Wells is in Cambridge fol
Two or three weeks, going yesterday tc
VISIT her sister, Mrs. Storey.
Mrs. c. j. Sheldon and granddaughter.
Miss Mildred Goodwin, have gone TO Bar
ton Landing to spend part OF the summer
Mrs. George Prince is in Lebanon, n. H.,
caring for her sister, Mrs. Charles Miller.
who underwent an operation Sunday for
appendicitis.
There was pleasant social gathering OF
the Noman's Relief Corps at Mrs. Fabien
Dupuls Tuesday afternoon, at which light
refreshments were served.
Charles Cushman and Charles Mccall
landed at New York Tuesday night from
the North German Lloyd steamer, Viii
helm H., after an eight months tour Of
Europe.
/ Misses Bessie Adams and Grace Burn
ham Of East Barnard were at ID. Waldo's
I Tuesday and went to the Center to take
4 the examination for entrance to the Nor
NAL school,
t About twenty couples of the young
+ people had a dance Friday night in Grange
hall, to the music of the Barre opera house
orchestra, which was here to play for the
Alumni banquet.
Rev. E. A. Bishop OF Montpelier, the
new principal of Montpelier seminary,
stopped here over one train Tuesday on
his way home from the preachers meeting
at White River Junction.
Mrs. d. n. Coolidge, who had been in
Barnard caring for her daughter, Mrs.
Pearl Chamberlain, through an illness
from quinsy sore throat, came home Tues
day, leaving Mrs. Chamberlain GONZALES
cent.
Mrs. Charlotte Montgomery, who had
been living lately with her daughter-in-
law, Mrs. NJ. j. Montgomery, removed
Monday to Charles A, Blodgett's, where
she had previously made her home for
several years.
Miss Honora DeBusk, a teacher at
Sobyeto, New Mexico, delivered an ex-
tremely interesting address before the
Ladies Missionary society of the Cong'l
church, at the meeting held Tuesday after
noon with Mrs. +. +. Dubois.
Miss Elva Parkhurst, for the last three
years teacher of the intermediate grade OF
the public schools, went from here Mon
day 10 be the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. f. T..
Prichard at Lake Morey for a short time
before proceeding to her home in North
Troy.
Horace Moulton arrived Saturday from
New Haven, Conn.,, for two weeks rest
company, and his brother, Sherman
Moulton, Esq, came the same day from
Burlington to spend part of the vacation
with him.
Mrs. Phineas Amaron of Pittsfeld Is
with her daughter, Mrs. r. II. Slack, ar
irving Tuesday. Mr.. Amaron was called I
last week to Berthier en- haut, T.. O., by 4
the death Of his father, the first Presby- I
terian missionary to Canada, who had 4
reached the ripe old age OF 81.
]. d. Denison and daughter. Miss Kath- /
crime, drove to Royalton Sunday to see .
Mr.. Denison's father, who is IN poor
health, and from there proceeded TO Chel- 4
sea, where they are to remain through the .
june term Of Orange county court. NJ. NJ. .
Wilson, Esq, is also at county court this .
week.
The board of village trustees met Tues
day evening and appointed Dr. l.. A. 4
Russlow a committee Of one to consider .
the various applications that have been
made for the position Of policeman and to
report at special meeting OF the trustees,
which will be called for that purpose.
Invitations are out for the club night
OF the Randolph Woman's Literary club,
TO be held at be White church vestry on
the evening of June "a The hostesses
will be Mrs. j. p. Cleveland, Mrs. A. j. I
Curtis, Mrs. NJ. +. Holmes, Mrs. Homer
White, Mrs. Mary Mann and Miss Abbie
Clark.
Mrs. L. c. White and daughter of .
stopped here yesterday on their .
way to Burlington to the music festival to .
be held in that city the 18th and 18th .
under the direction Of VIM. h. Chapman
Of New York. They staid over night with .
Dr. and Mrs. II. II. Mcintyre and con-
tinued their journey to Burlington today.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Chedel OF Pittsfeld .
were here last Thursday TO attend the I
exercises OF the Randolph 4
High school, their son, Robert, being I
among the graduates. They were enter 4
tanned BY Mr.. and Mrs. y. W. MeCollom, 4
" no had as guests Saturday Mr.. and Mrs, 4
Frank Hubbard and daughter Of Roch- I
ester.
Miss winnifred Chadwick returned .
from a weeks vacation which 4
she spent in company with Miss Mary .
ellison of Bethel in Wis ting Mrs. l.. l.. +
Penniman at Burlington, Mr.. and Mrs. r. t
W. Curtis at The Cedars, Caspian lake,
Greensboro, and her brother. Fred Chad /
wick, who is attending Goddard seminary,
Barre.
The illness OF Mrs. " NJ. Hardy, which .
was thought last week 70 be pneumonia,
has developed into case OF typhoid fever, T.
She is az DR.. GiifOrd's sanitarium, where
she can have the benefit OF skillful nurs-
ing and last night rested comfortably
The disease seems to be progressing favor
aUly. and no serious complications have 4
yet arisen.
Montpelier High put il all over Ran
dolph High at Mccall park Saturday, win I
ming the ball game Is to 3. II was a pretty
contest for live innings, with score OF 2
10 2 but then Montpelier began to hit and 4
Randolph 70 tumble. Crapo, the visitors
pitcher. was very effective. He is rather
sold for a high school player, and the
Montpelier catcher is also said to have
been an outsider.
The following from the Northfeld News
will be of interest to the acquaintance OF
the bride in Randolph, where she attended
school a few years ago :-''On Wednesday
evening of last week, Leroy +. Chase and
Nina Belle Morse were united I'm marriage
at the home OF the bride. Il was q simple
home wedding with only a few friends
present at the ceremony. They were mar I
RED by the same minister who married
Mr.. Chase father and mother many years
ago, Rev. Mr.. Taplin Of Highgate Springs.
After the ceremony, which was az
o clock, a reception Was held at which a
large mum Der were present 70 offer congrat-
ulstions and good wishes. Mr.. and Mrs.
Chase viii reside on school street In the
house recently purchased by Mr. Chase.