Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-05-25
Randolph.
GEORGIA WHITE, Local Editor.

| weston az oy the addition OF a dormer
window.
Mrs. F. G. Danforth of Concord, n. H.,
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. A. A. Priest,
arriving Monday.
DR.. ii. S. Clark Of Danyers, Mass, was
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 5. c. Clark,
/ Sunday and Monday.
Frederick Leeds reached home Saturday
night after nearly a months absence in
| New York and Boston.
/ Mrs. A. T.. Kendrick has been in Bur-
lington since Monday, visiting her daugh-
/ ter, Mrs. 5. IL. Mccullough, and family.
Rev. w. I. sparhawk has been supply
/ ing the Cong church in Chelsea the last
/ two Sundays in the absence OF the pastor,
Rev. II. J. Wyckoff.
| Miss Annie Kimbal arrived Monday
/ from New York on a short business trip
and has been staying at Montague Place
with friend, Miss Meserole.
Mrs. J. NJ. Buskey, who had been
spending week with her father, j. +.
Aewcity, returned to Bristol, Conn, Fri
day, accompanied by her sister, Miss
Elida Newcity.
The year old daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
I George L. Dumas, while surreptitiously
investigating the wringer last week.
caught her left thumb in the works some
way and had the nail entirely removed.
/ Mrs. Gilman A. Wheeler Of Boston
| visited briefly among her relatives In Ran
dolph Monday, coming from White River
junction, where she left DR.. Wheeler in
an eager perusal Of the signs along the
Z trout streams.
| A son was born TO Dr. and Mrs. II. II.
/ Hayward Of Tunbridge Monday, May p,
the birthday anniversary of the proud and
I happy grandfather, {. W. Hayward Of the
I JundplFah N Tor. ba1
son has been named.
Telephones Of the Randolph Exchange
have lately been placed in the Randolph
National bank, the Randolph Inn and the
I homes Of Sloan Flint, VIM. II. Du-
Bois, w. j. Blodgett, Hale l.. Flint, G. A.
Blodgett and the room Of +. +. Evans az
the Inn.
Mrs. Lemuel Goodrich Of West Somer-
vile, Mass, arrived last Thursday to at
tend TO some business matters connected
"a it'll the Goodrich lot in the cemetery
She spent Friday night at the home OF her
cousin, n. L. Boyden. at the Center and
went back to Somerville Saturday.
Miss lena Bixby, the second assistant
in the High school, very delightfully."- en-
tertained the baseball nine and as many
more OF the high school girls at her home
on Weston street Friday evening. Games
and college songs enliyened the occasion,
and light refreshments were served.
Miss Sarah Chedel, who had been at
home several months caring for her
mother, Mrs. g. A. Chedel, in the latters
protracted illness with typhoid fever, left
Saturday to resume her musical studies at
Franklin Falls, y. H., Mrs. Chedel beng
now so much better as to no longer need
her attendance,
c. 5. Booth, Fred and George Jerd,
Lewis Bean, Fred Grain, stephen Cleye-
land and Charles Bass, the Randolph
members OF Company +, V. n. G., were
in Mortified last Thursday night 10 vote
for a successor TO Lieutenant Washburn,
resigned. Earl Bean OF Mortified, who
at different times has clerked in the Coll
burn a Naille clothing store in this viii
lage, received the election and is now
Lieutenant Bean of Company +.
Ira Rowell OF Williamstown has been
visiting his brother, NJ. {. Rowell, for sew
eral days. Last week the brothers with
u. A. Hills, j. w. Iilson and Walter
Archer renewed their youth by attempting
to dig out a nest OF foxes in the Dyer pas
ture, and after two hours OF strenuous
labor succeeded in capturing one little fox,
the smallest OF the family. Il was unani-
mously conceded that they hadn't worked
so hard before since they were boys.
The University club was entertained
Monday evening at Stoneleigh by {. -.
AhhuiAbAls " Ab fihNAA1A hU titEhHN UhI-
quet for his guests, after which they were
personally conducted on an exceedingly
pleasant tour through California by Rev.
w. T. Sparhawk with the aid of stereop-
ticon. The pictures were beautiful views
OF California scenery and the giant sequoia
and we're made more interesting by Mr..
SparbaNks entertaining descripi ion OF the
places which he had visited.
Mrs. Elda Durham of Barre, grand
Of ba ~ he
paid an official visit to Beulah chapter
last Thursday evening and delivered an
interesting address before a large assem-
bly, Of the members. Rev. and Mrs X. |
NJ. Fowler were received from the chapter /
in Ludlow, and Misses Floy Sturtevant, |
Erva Howard. Harriet Hayward and Mary |
Webb were initiated into the order. A 4
feature OF the exercises was a new march 4
executed by the officers Of Beulah chapter 4
with Mrs. q. ;. Cham 5erlain as marshal i
Refreshments of ice cream and cake were
5 rived during the social period.
Doris, the eleven old daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. c. o. Dumas, died last
Thursday in Woodstock, to which place
the family removed from Randolph the .
middle OF April Soon after going to
Woodstock, the child was taken i'll with /
whooping cough and after a severe run Of /
that disease contracted pneumonia which,
in the little patients enfeebled condition.
proved fatal. The funeral was held in
Woodstock Saturday and among the rela-
tives in attendance were an uncle and aunt
OF the baby, George +. Dumas OF this VIII
lage and Mrs. Alfred Bower of the Center.
The Randolph Woman's Literary club
met on Saturday, May 20, with Mrs. A. II.
Powers. The roll-call was responded to
by miscellaneous quotations, and the sub
iect for the afternoon was "Cuba.n Inter-
asting essays were prepared on 'sCuban
Cities and Towns by Mrs. Samuel
Knowles; Social Progress in Cuba by
Miss Desier Moulton; "Religious and Ed
1cational Advantages by Mrs. Y. NJ.
Fowler. This afternoon completed the
work on Cuba, that has given the ladies
much of interest In connection with the
beautiful island, which, in the future,
vill Doubt become the home OF many