Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-06-30

MISS GArlOtta MlsWall arrived MOnQal
/ from Milford, n. H., where she has beef
\ TO join her family for the usual summe
/ stay in Randolph.
The home OF Chief OF Police E. 5. Abbot
has been connected with the Randolph
/ Telephone exchange, through which hl
can be quickly reached at any time from
any part OF the village.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Dana Chadwick are HON,
/ from their visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
! Phillips at Mohonk Lake, n. Y, WHERE
they passed several weeks.
John and Miss Marion Harrington anC
Miss Sadie Logan are at Norwich for ter
days, going Friday. They are also attend
ing Dartmouth commencement this week
with George Harrington.
Mrs. B. d. Chadwick has been in Con-
cord, n. H., since Saturday with her hus-
band, who has a position in a hardware
store there. About the first of September
the family will remove to Concord.
J. w. Burt was taken seriously i'll Satur-
day, seeming to be threatened with pneu-
monia, but was spared an attack OF the
disease and is now gaining steadily. He
has trained nurse from Burlington.
Scion Vail has finished his first years
work at Dartmouth college and is at home
for a short vacation before starting out as
representative Of New York picture firm
" it'll this section OF the state as his terri
tory.
DR.. Francis Eaton, who had been in
Maiden, Mass, since last fall, Joined his
wife and her mother Saturday at the Cush-
man home on Central street, whittier they
had preceded him from Maiden the last OF
May.
DR.. and Mrs. H. H. Hayward and baby
OF Tunbridge were with the doctors par
ents, Mr., and Mrs. {. w. Hayward, at the
Randolph Inn lay and on their return
Saturday took taeir niece, Miss Ruth Bur
ridge, home with them.
Seventeen OF the young people had a
ride to Williamstown Springs Saturday in
honor OF the eighteenth birthday OF Miss
Stella Morse, whose mother, Mrs. Albert
a. Morse, chaperoned the party. 1t was a
picnic and a joyous occasion.
John Chase OF Boston is having a two
weeks vacation from his duties in the civ
Il engineering department of the Boston &
Albany railroad, and came home last
Thursday. Next week he will attend the
Y. Y. NJ. commencement in Burlington.
DR.. and Mrs. j. p. Clifford, Hon. V. /.
Spear, Miss Bessie Holden and Miss Fam
ME Draper have been attending COM
mencement at Dartmouth college, Han
over, y. H., this week, in which has &C.
Cured the tenth reunion Of DR.. Giffords
class.
John T. Darling OF Groton Joined his
wife al B. f. Ricker's Friday and staid
until Wednesday, when he left for home.
He was followed this morning by Mrs. |
Darling, who was accompanied by Mrs. |
Rickeris sister, Mrs. Jennie Crown, OF
Topsham, who had also been visiting here. |
Miss Nettye Robbins closed her fourth |
term OF school in district No. II with a |
picnic Saturday. Those having perfect |
from time Of enrolment were |
Helen Wheeler, Arthur Seymour and Jen- !
ME Tullar. Elsie Hebard and Beautella |
Sanford were absent only one-half day |
each.
Fabien Dupuis, who has been having
rheumatism so severely that he has been |
unable to work for about three weeks was |
suddenly taken much worse Monday aft I
ernoon while he was lying on the lounge |
at his home on School street. He rallied |
quickly and was soon able to be about |
again.
Miss Mary Tilson, teacher in the insti- 1
tute for the deaf at Trenton, y. j., and |
Miss Fannie Bass, a student at the North /
ampton institute, arrived Saturday to /
spend part OF their summer vacation in /
Randolph. They were met here BY Miss \
Tilsons mother, Mrs. Della Tilson OF /
Middlesex, who has been staying for some |
time at B. /. Pratt's.
Sergeant Charles w. Howard Of the An |
clent ana Honora bic Artillery company OF 4
Boston came to Vermont Monday TO at 1
tend the funeral of his cousin and life 1
long friend. Aaron Hoisington, late Of /
Bethel. Tuesday he paid a visit 70 his |
cousins in Randolph. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank 4
Copeland, and other friends, leaving for 1
Boston again yesterday morning.
~
Epworth league convention in Barre today 1
with an address on 1.-THE Forward Move /
ment Of the League Miss Lena Rhodes |
and Miss Grace Hayes, the delegates from
the senior Epworth league. and Mrs. H. i
NJ. Miller, delegate from the junior league /
Of the NJ. f. church, are attending the |
which viii close Saturday.
Joseph w. Atwood reached home Satur-
day from Burlington much benefited By
his stay at DR.. sparhawk's sanitsrium, ]
" here his right knee, which had been 4
by the treatment. Mr.. ana Mrs. Atwood +
and Mr.. A. A. Atwood viii leave soon for
the cottage az Caspian lake, Greensboro
where they viii spend the rest of the sum
mer.
c. II. Whiteomb. who was stricken with
paralysis last summer while staying with
his sister, Mrs. y. W. McCollom, died
Tuesday night at his home in Rox bury,
Mass, at the age Of 50 years. The body
viii be brought here on the O'Clock train
tomorrow morning and the funeral VIII be
held AZ Mr.. McCollom's at 10 in the fore
noon, with interment in Southview ceme-
.ery.
II. II. Goodwin drove here from Rutland
asst Thursday in company with has part
her in the laundry business in that city
md remained until Tuesday st y. A.
Dunn's- They removed all the machinery
rom Mr.. Goodwin's laundry building IN
his village and shipped il to Rutland to use