Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-08-10

{ 1aENloIu Il uouluf tdtue upAut StsAtIuhA
on account of the illness of her brother
Milton l.. Chadwick, who has been less
comfortable for few days.
Among those in Rochester today at
tending the Windsor county veterans re-
union are, Capt. b. +. Bowman, +. II.
Ketchum, George Clark, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Il. Mason, Rev. and Mrs. G.. o.
Howe and Mrs. Julia Rindge.
Mrs. Theron Brooks of Albany, n. Y,
is with her parents, MIR. and Mrs. w. T..
Lamson, coming Tuesday from Queen
City park, where She had been staying a
week with her husband at the cottage OF
his mother, Mrs. E. l.. Brooks.
The Randolph sanatorium has rented
the house ON Howard street, just vacated
by l.. T.. Vaille, to be used by the nurses
building being too crowded to permit of
their having rooms in it any longer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Flint and daugh-
ter OF st. Adams were with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Flint, on Braintree
hill over Sunday, and Mrs. Flint and
daughter remained until Tuesday, paying
a short visit also to Mrs. Mary Mann.
Rev. Fraser Metzger, r. j. Mitchell, p
p. and John Lamson have been canoeing
up the Connecticut river from Hanover,
n. H., which place they reached by rail
early Monday morning and, embarking
there, spent the night at Lake Morey.
Recent word from W. II. Kenney, who
has been critically i'll with consumption
at hospital IN st. Louis, Mo-. is 10 the
effect that he has rallied so much since
the arrival OF his wife a few weeks ago
that he is cherishing hopes OF gaining suf-
ticient strength to make the journey home.
Guy Pease, living at j. w. Hale's, is in
very feeble health as the result of heart
trouble and shock suffered some time
ago. He is being cared for by a nurse,
Mr.. Storey of Jericho, and his daughter
in law, Mrs. Frank Pease OF Jericho, is al
so here.
Miss May Bradish of Maiden, Mass,
who has been at Mrs. G.. +. Cushman's.
leaves today for three weeks sojOurn at
Caspian lake, Greensboro. Last Thurs
day and Friday she was visited at Mrs
Cushman's by Mrs. f. r. Stevens OF
Montpelier.
Mrs. Ella Smalley has been Obliged to
give up her place as cook at the Mont
pelier House on account OF illness. Her
sister, Mrs. II. r. Williams and son, who
have been in Barre and Mortified, came
home with her, and Saturday Mr.. Will
liams is expected from Hartford. Conn.
Mrs. J. ID. Wheeler Of Maiden, Mass,
came from the camp at Caspian lake,
Greensboro, Friday, to join her mother,
Mrs. A. A. Sanford, at the home OF
Mrs. Susan Robinson. Yesterday Mrs
Wheeler went to White River Junction,
where DR.. Wheeler met her from Green's
boro and, after staying With relatives there
Tor awhile, they Will make another trip to
Randolph.
y. w. McCollom and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Chedel. their son, Robert, and
their three daughters, Sarah, Jessie and
Marjorie, go today to Enfield, y. H., to
camp the rest of the month at Mascoma
lake. Later they VIII be Joined by Mrs.
McCollom's aunt, Mrs. Mary Bullard, the
latter's son, Edward Jones, and his wife
and daughter, from Omaha, Neb., who are
staying at present with Mrs. Billiards.
nephew, j. 3. Adams.
Miss Jennie, younger daughter Of Gov
ernor Bell, who will christen the battle
ship Vermont. August 81, has named as
maids Of honor for that occasion Miss
Mary T.. Morse of Randolph and Miss
Virginia Elizabeth Perry OF McIndoes |
Falls. "These positions Of honor" saws
an exchange, fare much sought after and |
two OF NermOnt's fair women are made /
happy. The appointments are, by Gus |
tom, made by the sponsor
Sister Margaret OF st. Paul's sisterhood
in Toronto and her mother. Mrs. Charles |
worth. came from Montpelier Monday with /
2 daughter OF Hon. j. A. DeBoer to endeav- /
or to locate the birthplace of Mrs. Charles. l
worth, who was born in Randolph and /
went away over sixty years ago when she 4
was a small child. They found the record |
Of her baptism in the parish register Of /
Grace church and rode up 10 the Center to 4
make inquiries but were unsuccessful in /
getting any information in regard TO the !,
birthplace.
Mrs. ID. II. Park hurst has received ,,a,ss
Of the sudden death OF her nephew. Edison 4
Sawyer, in Rochester, y. Y, who was 1
found in the railroad switchboard with his 4
head several feet from bis body and one
arm crushed. No particulars are known I
The deceased, who would have been rs
years old had be lived until yesterday, was
an electric car conductor and had been I
in the hospital for treatment resuming 4
work the very day he was killed. For
.hree years be was a soldier in the Phillip /
pines. and his burial was with military 4
honors.