Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-06-15

o. H. RaulsdeI has finished work as da!
operator at the station and gone TO b.
home in Pittsburg, Penn.
Rev. Samuel Knowles attended meet
ing Of the Baptist association in GrotoI
Tuesday and Wednesday.
William Seymour is away on a month
visit among relatives in Ciaremont, y. II.
| Waltham and Boston, Mass.
Mrs. Fabien Dupuis went 10 Tunbridgi
Z Tuesday to stay until Monday with be
daug liter, Mrs. John Morrill,.
Byron Goodwin and his son, Fred, wen
to Montpelier and Barre yesterday on
| two days pleasure excursion.
| Mrs. f. B. Goodwin Of New York hist
! come TO spend part of the summer viii
her aunt. Mrs. Ellen Blanchard.
! Howard Drew has place for the sum.
msr at the Woodstock Inn, where his
brother, George, is also employed.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. !. Spear have closed
their house in the village and are occupy
ing a cottage at their farm m Braintree.
Mrs. NJ. McCarron OF White River juno
tion is at Augustus Woehler's, the guest q
her daughter Flaw, Mrs. B. L. MeCar-
ron.
Montague Place is 10 be opened tomor-
row, when Mrs. X. j. kimball and her
two daughters will arrive from Brooklyn,
NY.
Mrs. c. A. Pearson, the guest Of her son.
q. A. Pearson, and family since the 7th,
left yesterday for her home in Holyoke,
Mass.
There will be ball game at McCans
park this afternoon al $3.50 o'clock be-
tween the High school nine and town
team.
Col. and Mrs. A. B. Chandler are ex-
pected today from Brooklyn, y. Y, 10
take up their summer residence at Mari
Castle.
Mrs. II. j. Corwin OF Lowell, Mass, who
came last Thursday 70 see her mother,
Mrs. Sarah ;. Powers, went to Chelsea
Tuesday.
Mrs. Walter Pike of Montpelier made a
carriage trip to Randolph last Thursday
and remained until Tuesday, visiting Mrs.
+. I. Lille.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Booth were in New
port, ". H., from Saturday to Tuesday to
see Mr.. Booths father, who has not been
very well lately.
Rev. Fraser Metzger and Rev. w. T.
Sparhawk went TO Brattleboro Tuesday to
attend the annual state convention Of
Congl churches.
H. s. Woodwork, who recently bought
the Terry farm and moved here from
Fairfax, is to engage in the real estate
business in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Mccarthy and
two sons of Kankskee, H., are visiting
Mrs. McCarthy's father, Bartholomew
Fenton, and family.
A. j. Huse, w. A. Mcintosh, L. G.. Frs
kline, ID. ID. Howe and A. =. Culver are in
Burlington in attendance on the exercis-
es Of Masonic week.
Miss Floy Sturteyant Of Beu Bros store
is az her home in st. Adams this week to
attend the wedding OF friend, for whom
she acts as bridesmaid.
Mrs. d. NJ. English, who has been in
Everett, Mass, several months with her
daughter, Mrs. Flora French, Is in town
again, coming Friday.
The Cooperative creamery paid 25 cents
net a pound for 1880 pounds Of butter
fat during May, made i0,650 pounds Of but
ter and paid patrons sS,s37.
Mrs. +. b. Thomas has gained in health
so much since she has been AT Highland
Place that her nurse, Miss Lillian Chase,
has gone home to BroOkield.
Charles f. Abbott, who was in VAL
d1sta, Ca, all winter with his daughter,
Mrs. Griffin, is in Randolph again, reach
ing here Wednesday morning.
Mrs. Alexander Tatro has gone to New
Hartford, Conn, to visit her sister, leav-
ing tuesday IN company with Miss Alice
Lane, VI no was bound for her home in
Winsted, Conn.
Mrs. ]. W. White of Cleveland, o., for
merly Mrs. Ezra Jewell of Randolph. has
been at the Inn for several days, but is
now In Burlington on q visit to her cous-
in, Mayor Burke.
c. +. Noyes. who has been in Franklin
efr rf his HmEfsara y
Blodgett, was her. Monday and Tuesday.
He has not yet decided upon his future
business location.
Gaylord Cushman OF Barre is spending
two or three weeks with his aunt, Mrs. II.
ID. Banister His father. :. p. Cushman,
came with him Saturday but returned to
Barre "Wednesday.
Mr. aud Mrs. Carl Thresher and baby Of
Melrose Highlands, Mass, were among
Wednesdays arrivals and are visiting
Mrs. Thresher's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lyman Hutchinson.
Mrs. Fred Whitelaw and Mrs. Bertha
Pope were called to Waterbury Tuesday
hy the critical illness of their mother.
Mrs Mcintosh. whose recovery is con-
sidered very doubtful.
Miss Jennie Woehler. who had been in
New York on q Eve weeks vacation.
reached home Saturday, accompanied By
her sister. Mrs. a. Loeber Of the city, who
is here for the summer.
Summer-guests Of Afr. and Mrs. J.. p.
Cleveland are The formers sister, Miss
Elizabeth q. Cleveland, and her friend,
Miss julia r. Short. both Ct san Fran
cisco. Cal. They reached here last night.
Rev. and Mrs. samuel Knowles sre en-
tertaining Mrs. knowles sister, Mrs. A.
A. Mckay Of Toronto. p. e., who arrived
zazterdav 10 nav them visit before sail
ing for Europe the I'D inst. with Mr.. Nc
nay.
Mr. and Mrs. John Drew arrived Satur-
dsv from Ithaca. y. y. where Mr.. Drew IS
q student Of Cornell university IN the vet