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

The Order Of the Eastern Star will
have a social and supper in the Masonic
anterooms at 8 O'Clock Thursday evening,
/ July IL, followed at s o'clock by special
meeting for work.
John. SON Of Capt. B. F. Bowman, v bile
at the celebration in East Braintree the
Fourth, was bit in the mouth oy the Plug
OF a firecracker with such force that MS
lower lin was seriously bruised and four
teeth were loosened.
Miss Nora Connolly closed her school IN
Beanviue with a picnic Friday afternoon
in Mari-Castle park. Ice cream and cake
we're served for refreshments, and a very
happy outing enjoyed.
Randolph Rowland Of New York is the
guest 81 MS aunt. Mrs. r. j. kImball, at
Montague Place. His mother, Mrs. Henry
Rowland, sister Of Mrs. kimball, is ex-
pected from New York today.
Rev. DR.. E. {. Bass and daughter Of
Providence, R. J., who have been az Bur
lington for the centennial exercises OF the
T-n7yersity of Vermont. are coming here
today 10 see DR.. Bass consini o. b. Cope
Mrs. Edwin II. Chase and infant son,
Winfred, OF Rutland are in town on Wis
II to friends and acquaintance OF Mrs.
Chase, who is remembered as Miss Name
Finn. They are at present at Thomas
Connollyis.
Richard Wiswall, who has finished his
freshmen wear 10 Harvard college, Joined
MS family at the Wiswail cottage Satur-
day. Asa member Of Harvard's crew be
rowed last week IN the eight boat
race at New London, which Yale won.
Miss Esther Meaeham Of Bellows Falls,
who had been attending the state Ep-
worth League convention in Barre last
week, stopped here Saturday on her re-
turn and remained until Wednesday as
the guest OF Rev. and Mrs. x. NJ. Fowler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. w. Lynch OF Worces-
ter, Mass, came Saturday and remained
over Sunday with Mr.. Lyneh's mother,
Mrs. j. W. Lynch, who accompanied
them Monday to Burlington, where they
spent the day, returning 70 worcester
Tuesday.
Among the guests at the Manchester are
Mr. and Mrs. z. NJ. Rice Of Boston; Mrs.
Bowker Of Braintree, Mass; Mrs. Hazen
who came from Utica, y. y, Tuesday 10
visit her sister, Miss Clara Hill, who has
been here for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Y. A. Grant are back from
their trip to New Haven, Conn, 10 see
their son. who is employed by the Win
chester Arms company, and TO Washing
ton. ID. G.. where Mrs. Grant stald with /
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. G. Hooker, while her nus
band went down to southern Pines, \. {.
DR.. and Mrs. E. o. Blanchard and Dr.. |
and Mrs. j. P. Clifford went TO Lake /
Mitchell in Sharon Saturday in DR.. Blan- /
chard's automobile and spent Sunday 4
there. Others in the party at the lake
were Solon Vail, Fredd Hayward, Miss 4
Evelyn Manney and Miss stella Blanch-
ard.
Frank E. Lamb Of Boston, former resi- |
dent OF this place, who was married Feb /
rnary 2s to Miss Florence NJ. Nichols OF
Waterbury, Conn.,, brought his vile mere I
Friday to make the acquaintance OF his /
friends. They staid al the Inn until yes /
terday when they returned TO Boston.
The E. F. Emerson company has secured /
the contract for both the inside and out |
side finish of the Dewey homestead at
Dewey's Mills, which is being enlarged
and rem odeled, and also the contract for
the doors, frames, window frames and
windows Of the Roman Catholic church,
"Our Lady OF the SHOWS which is being
built at Woodstock.
DR.. and Mrs. Guy E. Loudon started
from Burlington yesterday for st. Louis,
where the doctor will attend the eighth
annual meeting OF the American Osteo-
pathic association, and conduct clinic
on Bright's disease on "Osteopathic day
at the Louisiana purchase exposition July
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about the first Of An ust.
On account Of the weather the lawn
party, which was to have been held at
| Thomas Cars Saturday evening, was
changed to an indoor gathering at
Williams hall, where the band furnished
music. ice cream and cake were served
and a grab bag added to the fun. The
/ proceeds OF the evening, for the benefit
OF the Roman Catholic church, amounted
to SS2.
/ DR.. Harry 5. Clark, who was graduated
cum laude from the Harvard Medical coli
lege at the commencement in June with
1 the degree Of ID. NJ. D.. is now located at
| Danvers, Mass. where he bought out an
established business and has been keeping
1 his office open, as much as his college work
4 permitted. since May. DR.. Clark spent
Sunday and the Fourth with his parents
I Mr.. and Mrs. :. G. Clark.
since the arrival Of the Misses Kimhan
in town the Kimball Public library build
ing has been further beautitied by them in
the placing OF seven window boxes at the
ledge Of as many windows. These boxes,
about eight inches vide and Of length
equal to the width Of the window, are
painted green and filed with Towering
plants and hanging vines, and the many
yariegated blossoms present beautiful
appearance to the passerby.
Martin 5. Villas. Esq, former principal
Of the Randolph High school and now an
attorney in Burlington, was returning the
evening Of the Fourth from drive into
the country with Miss Margaret ;. Chest
nut. court stenographer. when bis horse
became frightened al some fireworks and
bolted. throwing Miss Chestnut to the
ground. Mr.. Villas jumped to the horses
head and chung To II until be was 50 tram-
pied on that be became UNCONSCIOUS. At
present he i IN very serious eondltlon a.
the Sparhawk sanitarium. Miss Chestnut
was only slightly injured.