Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-07-14

E. @. Ham, the new principal of the
graded school, came down from Montpel-
Ter Tuesday, with his wife and daughter,
to engage In search for a house, which
for that day proved unsuccessful.
Miss Marion, daughter Of Judge Wood
ward OF Montpelier, came to Mrs. A. j.
Boyce's Tuesday and, with Miss Mary
Boyce, has gone to Charles Woodward's in
Braintree for the rest of the week.
Miss Gertrude Delaney is home again
after a months stay in Burlington with
her uncle, Bernard j. Cunning, with
whom she took trip through the north
ern part OF the state in his new automo-
bile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Thayer came back
Friday from Morrisyille, where Mrs
Thayer had been staying al her old home
for two weeks, and now they are enter
tanning Mrs. George Lackey and daughter
OF Worcester.
B.F. Rieker's shipment Monday was
275 hogs, 100 calves, Is spring lambs and
cattle. AT this station he CARED 80 hogs
and 10 calves, paying for the hogs q TO
cents a pound, and for the calves from 2 to
5 cents pound.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Flint Of Thomas
ton, Conn, who have been the guests
since Saturday OF Mr.. Flint's sisters, Mrs.
w. j. Blodgett OF this village and Mrs. {.
L. Smith OF the Center, intend to leave to-
morrow for home.
Miss Emroy Matthews goes tomorrow to
Join her cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. George
II. Russell, at their camp on the Mohawk
river, nearly IS miles from Albany, y. Y,
where she viii stay until about the
middle Of September.
Mrs. Heber T. Holman's fiftieth birth
day anniversary Monday was made the
occasion OF an unexpected visit in the
evening from her friends, who played
whist, served refreshments and had q
most delightful time. ID
Mrs. L. G. White and daughter OF Wind
sor have been the guests OF DR.. and Mrs.
II. H. Mcintyre since Friday, when they
came from Burlington, where they had
been attending the U. V. NJ. commence
ment and centennial exercises.
Mrs. A. A. Smith was in Bethel Friday
at the home of her sister, Mrs. A. L. Stearns,
to meet another sister, Mrs. Z. c. Bigelow,
who is on from Detroit, Mich, with the
daughter of her son. the late Carl Bigelow,
after an absence OF five years. -atr
DIR. Charles Cushman, who landed in
New York a month ago after an extended
trip abroad with Charles n. Mccall,
reached Randolph Friday, having spent
the intervening time in visiting Philadel-
phia, Washington and other cities.
w. H. Gladding spent Sunday with his
sisters, Mrs. j. f. Chadwick and Mrs. v.
A. Grant, returning to Barre Monday. |
Yesterday he was followed by Mrs. Glad /
ding and Miss Cora White, who had also |
been visiting here, the former for two
weeks.
z. L. Seymour of Lynn, Mass, has been
in town since Sunday on business con-
na If bs,.f
estate, Of which he is executor, and has /
sold the Seymour place on Park street for /
S1400 TO Dean B. Fassett, who took possess
sion Tuesday.
Mrs. Carroll Granger of Barre, with her 4
son and daughter, is at c. r. Changers, I
coming Saturday, and expects to be joined /
there by her husband shortly. Her moth /
er and sister, Mrs. Harriet and Miss Lena 4
Spaulding, are visiting at Lueius Good |
harris in Braintree.
Rev. V. NJ. Hardy was called back from /
Foxcroft, Me-, last Thursday by more Sc
rious Developments in the case OF Mrs. /
Hardy, who has been i'll at the sanitarium |
for six weeks with typhoid fever. She is I
still in very critical condition and much /
anxiety is felt by her many friends in I
Randolph.
Miss Myrtle Thresher came this morn |
ing from Braintree, where she had been /
staying, to spend the rest of the week !
with Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w. Pride. who
are also entertaining Mrs. Charles Cum,
mings of Braintree. Miss Thresher viii I
go from here to Mortified to visit before 1
to her home in Boston.
Miss Amanda Northrup, who was an in |
structor last year in a private school in |
Chicago, arrived Friday from Northamp- /
ton, Mass, where she had been visiting 4
to spend part of the vacation period with 4
her sister, Mrs. Alfred Webster. The COM /
ing year, Miss Northrup is to teach in the 1
ladies' College Normal on Park avenue in
New York city.
Charles E. Wood, who with his wife, has 1
been here for two or three weeks on ac- +
count of the illness of his father, William I
s. Wood, was in Boston Sunday to I'll his I
engagement at the church where he sings, /
and returned Monday. Mr.. Wood. ST.,
has been very sick with heart trouble, but I
seems now to be improving steadily and is
able to sit out of doors little.
All the teachers for the graded school 1
the coming year have been secured with 4
the exception of the second assistant in I
the High school and the first primary. /
They are E. g. Ham, principal; Miss Mary
S. Dubois. first assistant; Misses Jennie I
Stewart. Elva Parkhurst, Bertha Manney, T
Bessie Holden, Blanche Adams and Win
nifred Mann, the latter to have the second 4
and third grades.
Mrs. Allen Flint, who was operated upon
a year ago yesterday at the Mary
Hitchcock hospital in Hanover, Y. h. I
underwent another operation Tuesday at /
the hands of Drs. Rumrill and Russlow for /
the removal of part of a rib, which was |
broken about four years ago and has /
caused her a great deal of suffering ever /
since. She seems to be doing well, and il |
is believed that this operation viii enable |
her TO regain her health.
Owing to some derailed freight ears /