Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-07-20

Past your door, compose your looks.
/ Snch country you're minding
This side Jordan you're not finding
4 fCept in railroad tourists books.
r. A. Smith went yesterday to High
gate Springs for week.
Willis Chandler left Mari-Castle Mon
day for Brooklyn. n. Y.
Misses Lyla and Maud Putnam were in
Barnard Tuesday and Wednesday.
Miss Myrtle Rowell left yesterday for
two weeks visit in Boston and Keene, N.
II.
Miss Alice Buck left yesterday for a
weeks stay at Crystal lake, Lock khaven, N.
Ii.
Miss sallie Emery OF Chelsea was guest
Tuesday and Wednesday OF Mrs. A. A.
Smith.
Mrs. j. NJ. Thompson and daughter,
Beatrice, of Montpelier are at her fathers,
I A. j. Foster.
4 Miss Ellen whitney spent Sunday in
Royalton, the guest OF her aunt, Mrs.
Pearl Dewey.
\ DR.. and Mrs. II. G. Beekman, who have
gone TO Boston for few days, are to re-
I turn Saturday.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Adams OF Brooklyn, N.
\ Y, are guests at Montague Place, ar
irving Saturday.
Mrs. A. A. Sanford of Boston came
Saturday from Greensboro to visit Mrs.
Susan Robinson.
| MIR. and Mrs. II. l.. Newton and son OF
Somergille, Mass, spent Monday with
A. j. Foster and family.
Miss Harriet Hayward is having a rest
from her duties as clerk in the postofiiee
and has gone to keene n. II.
Mrs. II. E. Sharpe went Saturday to
Newport, N. H., TO be with Mrs. Alethea
Mann, who is still seriously i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. S. Hildreth OF Dor
chester, Mass, are summer guests at The
Manchester, arriving yesterday.
Mrs. A. Il. Powers and her guest, Miss
Harriet Keith of Winona, Wis, are in
Montpelier and Barre for the day.
DR.. Marcus b. Taylor was called Mon
day to Brooklyn TO attend the funeral OF
a parishioner. He returned last night
Mrs. NJ. w. Batchelder Of st. Johns
bury and Mrs. II. A. Smith Of Tunbricge
are visiting their sister, Mrs. A, j.
Foster, and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Montgomery took
their departure Tuesday for Boston after
two weeks stay with his mother, Mrs.
Munroe Montgomery.
Geo. ID. Pratt has moved from the Howe
block to the farm belonging to the Misses
Crompton OF Worcester, Mass, formerly |
occupied by John Delaney.
DR.. George w. Scott went to Northamp- |
ton, Mass, Saturday and remained over |
Sunday with his mother and sister, Mrs. \
NJ. l.. Scott and Mrs. Lula Porter.
Rev. W. T. Sparhawk has been APP |
pointed delegate for Orange county to the /
Young Peoples Missionary conference at |
Silver bay, Lake George, July 2l-3O.
A social for the Woman's Relief Corps |
and q. S. Grant Post, q. A. r., will be |
held Tuesday afternoon. July %, at 5. 3. /
Whitcomb's ON South Pleasant street. /
Supper will be served.
Ernest Kibby, who caught so satis-
factorily for the u. V. NJ. ball team last
spring, IS doing the backstop work for
Enosburg Falls, at present. leaders IN the
Franklin county league.
Rev. James Penders is attending the re-
treat for Roman Catholic clergy being
held in Wnooski this week. His sister
and housekeeper, Miss Penders, is in
Proctor during his absence.
The death OF {. A. Brown of Pittsfield,
whose illness is mentioned elsewhere,
occurred Tuesday. Mr.. and Mrs. n. l..
Bass went yesterday to attend the funeral
which was held this morning. Mrs.
Brown is a sister OF Mr.. Bass.
Mrs. John stimets has been quite i'll, but
is now recovering. Mr.. Stimets' sister,
Miss Sadie Stimets, OF New Haven, Ionn.,
stopped here Monday on her way back
from visit in Potsdam, N. Y, and st.
Albans. She continued her journey yes
terday.
Mrs. Mary Sault went yesterday morn
ing to Essex Junction to spend few days
with her son, r. w. Sault. Her daughter,
Miss Hattie Sault, who has been at the
Mary Fletcher hospital at Burlington for
several weeks, has so far recovered that
NJ har D4n her her ]
return.
The vacation period at the HERALD
Office has begun. Miss Lucinda Dupuis is
the first to take two weeks. Miss Georgia
White, local editor, left yesterday for a
weeks trip with Bellows Falls friends at
Block Island. She will be off duty two
weeks, during which Miss Ethel +. New
ton will assist in the local work.
The marriage is announced, to occur
August I'd, in the First Cong'l church Of
New Britain. Conn, OF Mr.. Frederick
Carlos Ferry Of WiIliamstown, Mass, and
Anna, daughter OF Mrs. Valentine B.
Chamberlain OF New Britain. Prof.
Ferry is native OF Braintree and fills the
honored post Of dean Of the faculty OF
Williams college.
The remains of the infant son OF George
s. Avery of Sharon were brought here yes
terday for interment 10 the Catholic Gem
etery. The body was accompanied by
Mrs. William Sherlock. a sister Of Mrs.
Avery. and Mrs. Mary Sherlock Of Sharon,
William Sherlock Of South Royalton, ,
nephew Of Mrs. Avery, and Miss Mary
Mack Of Springfield, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Lamson left yester-
iav for a weeks stay at Highgate Spring.
Misses Alice Mcintyre, Catherine Metzgfr
md Helen Wedgwood. who have beCI
spending two weeks In camp there, re-
turned today. Miss Genieve Lamson
vill remain until the middle OF August.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theron Brooks Of Albany,
y. Y. are expected In camp saturday for
weeks stay, and will gUfrom there 70
Queen City park for an outing.