Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-06-02
Randolph.
GEORGIA WHITE, Local Editor.

Frank Campbell is able to be out again
after sharp attack OF German measles.
Mrs. George Hoyt Of Montpelier has
been visiting in the village since saturday.
Mrs. E. NJ. Chandler OF Burlington has
been the guest of DR.. and Mrs. II. H. Me-
Intyre since Monday.
Mrs. d. n. Coolidge was called to
Barnard, Tuesday by he illness of her
daughter, Mrs. Pearl Chamberlain, who
is having quinsy sores.
Solon Vail and a Dartmouth college
mate, }. w. Nolan of Andover, Mass,
were at Mr.. Walls home in this village
over Sunday and Monday.
Mrs. Harriet Burnap OF Fitchburg,
Mass, but lately returned from winters
soIourn in Washington. d. c., is visiting
her sister, Mrs. W.. F. Howard.
Mrs. Betsey Gleason and Mrs. Thomp-
son OF Waterbury. twin sisters so years OF
age, came yesterday to spend the rest of
the week with their niece, Mrs. III. i. Hol-
man.
Clarence Emery was thrown from his BIZ
cycle IN Washington, ID. c., a few davs ago
through collision with a team, and was
badly bruised from the fail. The acci-
dent, it is understood, was the fault OF the
team.
A. L. Wyman of the Boston library bu-
reau, from which concern the furniture for
the Kimball Public library building, was
purchased, stopped here on his way to
Mortified Tuesday and inspected the
building.
Willard Gay and d. c. Woodward were
summoned to Windsor Tuesday to act as
jurors in the United States district court,
but, the case upon which they were drawn
being settled out OF court, they were able
to return yesterday.
Fred West, who works for r. NJ. Nc
Crillis, while embarrassing horse Tues
day received a kick that sent him across
the barn to land on a pile Of planks.
Though no bones were broken, he was
quite badly bruised.
Mrs. o. r. Collins Of Montpelier, who
had been called TO Spring field, Mass, BY
the serious illness Of her sister, Mrs Her
bert Flint, stopped here Tuesday on her
return and remained over night with Mr..
and Mrs. A. II. Beedle.
r.. a. Lambert, professor in Dartmouth
college, Hanover, n. H., is TO deliver the
address this evening az the graduating
exercises in Dubois q GAYS hall. The
alumni banquet will be held tomorrow
evening at the Red Lion Inn.
Mrs. George Learned, who has TO vacate
the upper part OF the T.. n. Godfrey house
on South Pleasant street, as Mr.. Godfrey
occupy the whole house, has rented the
tenement over DR.. G.. W. Scott's office.
j. II. Rockwell of Braintree and II. ID.
Sault have gone into partnership and
rented the Hastings blacksmith shop va
Gated by Charles Williams. Mr.. Sault will
close for the present the stone shop which
he has been occupying on Central street.
At the Orange County conference Of
Congl churches held in North Thetford
this week, Rev. II. j, Kilburn OF Brad
ford and Rev. G.. r. laid OF Randolph
were appointed delegates to the National
Council OF Cong1 churches to be held In
Des Moines, Ia, IN October.
Erwin s. Whitcomb, who for the last
six months has been clerking in the store
of w. d. Nutting at Brandon, now has a
position in the dry goods establishment OF
Homer Fits IN Barre city. Mr.. Whit
comb spent Sunday and Monday in Ran
dolph with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ;. 5.
Whitcomb.
Or. G. Il. Loudon OF Burlington, son-in
law Of DR.. II. II. Mcintyre, and his broth
err DR.. II. NJ. Loudon, were overturned l20
feet from the shore while canoeing on Lake
Champlain Saturday evening. Both men
were thrown into the water, and DR.. III. Nj.
Loudon came up under the boat. He IL
nally worked his way around to one side,
which also happened to be the side TO
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combined weight on one side caused the
boat to roll over and over, and IL was only
by changing their positions, one 10 each
end of the overturned boat, and treading
water that they could keep afioat until
help came.
The meeting OF the Randolph Womans
Literary club was held with Mrs. X. VI.
Chamberlin Saturday afternoon, May
2S. The roll call was responded to by
miscellaneous quotations, some OF them
very bright and right to the point.
Illinois was the subject for the meeting
and the program was as follows Per
sonal Mention, Mrs. A. j. Curtis; Spring
field, Mrs. w, w. Morton; and Home
OF Lincoln, Chicago Parks and Monu-
ments,. Mrs. Belle Dubois; Illinois
Women's Clubs, Mrs. Homer White.
These papers were carefully prepared and
reflect much credit on those who wrote
them. Refreshments and the social hour
which followed were very much enjoyed
by eleven guests and "A members.
Prin f. f. Priehard, after four years OF
very efficient service at the head Of the
Randolph High school, sewers his connec-
tion with the school at the end OF this
term. While he has one or two positions
under consideration he has made no defi
mite plans for the future beyond spending
a part OF the summer. as usual, at lake
MOrey in Fairlee. Good work has been
done in the High school under his tuition,
and good wishes will follow him to what
ever feld OF labor he elects. Mr. and Mrs