Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-08-31

Mr.. and Mrs. George Barris and daugh-
ter, Helen, of Lowell, Mass, and Mrs.
Henry Battles of st. Johnsbury were Wis
itors at David Dunbar's last week.
William j. Hutchinson and his bride OF
Washington, ID. c., arrived last night on
their wedding trip and are the guests Of
his uncle, Hon. James Hutchinson.
Mrs. w. w. Ainsworth Of Des Moines,
Ia. was at Rev. A. L. Cooper's Tuesday,
coming from Montpelier with Mrs. Me
Allister, who visited Mrs. +. q. Ham.
4 son was born the 10th in south
Pasadena, Cal, 10 Mr.. and Mrs. George
Hart, who went West in May with Mrs.
Harris mother, Mrs. II. r. Hubbard.
The rural delivery carriers viii have
their first holiday under the new ruling
Monday, Labor day, when patrons OF their
routes will not receive their mail as usual.
Mrs e. r. Draper is inspecting fall and
winter styles and goods ~ the millinery
markets OF Boston and New York this
week, and her daughter, Miss Ruth, is
with her.
Miss Genieve Lamson Is in White River
Junction as the guest Of Misses Lucille and
Marjorie Wheeler, who are also entertain
ing their cousin, Miss Hortense Peters Of
st. Johnsbury.
Miss Jennie Blair, who was having a
two weeks vacation from her duties as
day with Mrs. J. w. Gabrielle, going from
here TO Warren.
Mrs. Frank Wyman Of Burlington. who
came here early in the summer with Mrs. /
5. II. Mccullough, has been at the sana-
forum lately for treatment, leaving for
home the 2Sth
Mrs. Clarence Ford OF Chicago, remem-
bored in this vicinity as Miss Alice Vim
ton, came East five weeks ago, and oatur-
day reached Randolph, where she is stag
ing with Miss Ida Battles.
Miss Mary Morse is member Of Gov
ernor Bells party in Quincy, Mass, today
at the christening Of the battiesh hip YER
mont, 20 whose sponsor, Miss Jennie Bell,
she is acting as maid OF honor.
Master Frank Woodward had a picnic
party in Mari Castle park Friday after
noon at which eighteen of his young
friends made merry with games and were
RECALLED with ice cream and cake.
{. II. McHugh, special agent Of the cen
sus department OF the government. has
been in town several days, stopping al the
Inn with his wife and gathering statistics
relative to manufacturing industries.
Henry p Lewis, who has been teaching
| English the last two years In Porto Rico,
is not 10 return to the island, having ac-
cepted a position as instructor Of SC ence
| in private school in Clinton, Conn.
The baseball team Of the Randolph High
school is to lose its crack pitcher, Carl
Bass having decided to 60 soon 10 Mime
apolis. " here he has had a good position
in wholesale drygoods house offered him.
Miss Anna Treat gave a musicale yester-
day afternoon at the Thayer house on
| Highland avenue TO entertain few
friends before her return to New Haven,
Conn, after a months vacation in Ran
dolph.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Babcock Of Ben
nington were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. +.
/ T.. Evans from Friday until Monday. The
party, with HI. l.. Flint and Miss Mary
Flint, spent Saturday and Sunday at Lake
/ Mitchell.
Mrs. John f. Tewksbury came back
| yesterday from Burlington with her
/ brother, Don Hutchinson Of West Brook
| field, who is convalescng from an opera
/ tion for appendicitis at the Mary Fletcher
hospital.
c. p. story Of Boston, who had been
with Henry r. Lewis since the latter came
I from the Harvard summer school. went
to the city yesterday hat viii return next
week to play in the finals Of the Elm
cottage tennis tournament.
Mr.. and Mrs. DeForrest shattuck OF
/ Hatfield. Mass. returning from a trip
north, stopped here Monday night TO see
Mr.. Shattuck's brother-in-law, r. A.
.
home of the latter's son, Charles.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Atwood are with
their daughter, Mrs. c. f. Lnzelle, in
White River Junction for the rest Of the
week, going Wednesday with Mr.. At
woods brother and wife, Mr.. and Mrs
lW. II. Atwood Of South birmingham,
Mass, who hsd been visiting here.
Mrs. Emma Reed was called to Round
Lake, \. ", Monday by change for the
H. s.Nt 81 q Nn.a#
whom she found in a very feeble state,
the radium treatment which he has been
taking for sarcoma Of the throat not being
able to check the progress Of the disease.
Mrs. Edgar Williams and son, Ray, re-
turned from Barre Monday with her
moi her. Mrs. Ellen Young, and yesterday
went home to Hartford. Conn. Mrs.
Eugene Williams Of Hartford, who is in
Mortified this summer, was here Tuesday
TO see them before they went away.
Dr. Henry b. McIntire has received
notice from the surgeon generals Office
N in Washington. ID. c.. that be has success
fully passed the examination for appoint
/ ment 70 the army medical corps. Tire
first Of October he viii enter tie army
medical school ia Washington and after
I completing the course ID June VIII take
1 an examination for appointment 90 the
regular army with the rank 81 assistant
surgeon.
Tue marriage Of Fred Thomson Bass Of
New York 10 Stella, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Mature, was solemnized in the
Cathedral Of the Incarnation at Garden
] City, l.. Saturday. in the presence only
Of the immediate family Of the bride ard a
2 few friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Bass are pass
ling the first week Of their honeymoon AZ
! Block Island and later viii visit the
: groom's mother. Mrs. Jennie Bass, in
: North Williston. and hrs relatives and &C
qua1ntances IN Randolph.