Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-06-29

rest OF the week, visiting MS aaughtef anu
her husband, Mr.. and Mrs. +. d. segar.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. L. McCarron went
back Friday to their home IN st. Albaas,
from which Mrs. McCarron had been abb
sent three months, during two OF which
she took the place Of her sister, Miss Jen-
ME Woehler, as bookkeeper IN the Jerd
market.
Frank Thresher OF Melrose Highlands,
Mass, has come to spend three months
ia town and Is with bis grandfather,
John Mudgett, at G.. w. Pride's. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bert Thresher leave Melrose High
lands today TO make carriage trip to
Randolph.
Miss Mabel Hamilton, teacher OF elocu-
tion in Montpelier seminary, has been the
guest OF her aunt, Mrs. Alice Fisher, going
from here to Lowell, Mass, Tuesday to
attend the wedding Of her brother, Prof.
Ernest Hamilton, who was married that
evening TO Miss Marguerite Miller.
Mrs. Luna Proctor OF Enfield, n. H.,
was here Sunday to see her father, Dilling-
ham Waldo, who has been In very poor
health since the shock which he suffered
recently. Her daughter, Miss Ethel Glib
bons OF Enfield, is az Mr.. Maldo's at pres
ent and will remain until after the Fourth.
Mrs. William Tracy and son, Charles,
came from their cottage at South Hero
several days ago and are with the former ;
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Hobart. sat
urday they went to White River june
tion with Mrs. Hobart and spent Sunday
with the latter's son, +. o. Hobart, and
family.
Miss Carrie Draper, who had been at the
White Mountains, staying at Franeonla,
n. H., since the close OF her school IN
Barre, returned to the latter place this
week to be present, with Miss Winnlfred
Mann, at the wedding last evening of
their fellow teacher, Miss Lucy Crm-
mings.
The Randolph Woman's Literary club
" i'll entertain at picnic at Mafeba lake
Friday afternoon the University club and
invited guests. The supper hour viii be
promptly at o'clock. Should the wealth
er prove stormy, the picnic will be post
poned TO Saturday afternoon, the same
arrangements holding good.
The Christian Endeavor society of the
Christian church held an ice cream sale on
the parsonage lawn Friday evening that
was well patronized, the proceeds amount
ing to over $40. The food sale in the How
ard block, conducted by the Ladies Aid OF
the Christian church, Saturday afternoon
netted that society about 30 also.
E. Il. Salisbury and family leave today
for Greens boro TO take possession OF their
cottage at Caspian lake, where they will
and sons and Madam Salisbury. Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph w. Atwood, who came home
Saturday with the remains OF their father.
A. A. Atwood, whose death occurred at
Greensboro, went back to camp Tuesday.
The parade the Fourth Will form on
Forest street, on the north side OF tine
river, pass through Central street, across
the covered bridge TO Main street, South
Main street, Highland avenue, down
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out to Railroad street, Summer street,
turn East on School street, back to Main
street and the square. All those taking
part in the parade are requested TO be at
the place OF starting at 500 a. m.
Rev. G. E. Iadd is here from Wood
stock, shipping his household goods TO
Westerly, X. l., having received an unso-
licited call to become pastor OF the only
ConR'l church in that place Of 5000 people.
He enters upon his new duties at once and
will be Joined by Mrs. Ledd and the chill
dren, VINO are now in Woodstock, as soon
as the parsonage is ready for them. The
church in Westerly has a membership OF
nearly 400, and Mr. Ladd's friends will re-
joice in the promising field OF labor open
ing before him.
Mrs. Nellie e. Morse, whose daughter
and stepson, Miss Nina Battles and Kew.
Leon Morse, were graduated from Mont
10 remove from Montpelier to Wilder to
keep house for Mr.. Morse, who will
preach there through the summer and
enter Dartmouth college in the fall. The
daughter, Miss Battles, remains IN Mont
peiier, where she has a position as
stenographer in the office OF the Wells
River railroad company. Mrs. Morse is
now with Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Mcintosh,
with whom she will stay until her goods
reach Wilder.
Frank Cleveland OF Somerville, Mass,
the Boston architect, who, with his wife,
came last week to see his aunt, Mrs. W. IL.
Gladding, aud family, took his departure
Monday morning for the city, leaving
Mrs. Cleveland to accompany Mr.. and
Mrs. Gladding and Miss Cora White that
afternoon to Barre to attend the com
meneement exercises of Goddard semi
nary. which closed with a reception last
night. Others from here who have been
attending the exercises are Miss ley Man
chester and Mrs. p. J. Blanchard, the lat.
ter's daughter. Miss Estella, being one OF
the graduates in the business course, which
she has completed after years study at
I he seminary.