Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-06-01

J.F. Mead started Saturday night for
his ranch in Dickinson, \. y.
Miss Annie Walsh returned Tuesday
from two weeks stay in Boston.
Merrill Owen Of Lebanon. n. H., has
been recent visitor at Zebina spaulding s.
Charles Church Of Whiting spent part
OF last week with his cousin, Alfred Eaton.
Mrs. Norton OF Plainville, Conn.,, is at
Alexander Tatro's, reaching here last
night
Fred Howard pulled a trout, weighing
pound and quarter, out OF the river the
other day.
The house Of B. A. Durkee on School
street has been connected with the RAN
dolph Telephone exchange.
Capt and Mrs. j. +. Eldredge opened
their cottage at Camp Randolph. Htghgate
Springs, yesterday for the season.
MIR. and Mrs. Joseph w, Atwood and
A. A. Atwood will go 10 their cottage at
Caspian lake, Greensboro, tomorrow.
Mrs. Julia Rindge has gone TO North
field Falls TO be the guest OF her brother,
IL. f. Thatcher, for two or three weeks.
Mrs. John Abbott and two daughters of
Winchester, Mass, reached hele yesterday
for their summers outing at the SANFORD
farm.
Mrs. II, T. Holman is with relatives in
Waterbury for a week, going saturday
with Mr.. Holman, who came home last
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. +. Lamb have had with
/ them for a week Mr.. Lambs niece, Mrs.
Lyman small OF Whitefield, \. H., who
left yesterday.
Miss Jennie Morton has gone TO south
4 Royalton to visit relatives and from there
will proceed to Hartford to spend SUNDAY
with Miss Lyla Putnam.
There will be practice meeting Of Phe-
/ nix Lodge. mo. Is, +. and A. NJ, in Masonic
/ hall Friday evening, June 2; practice on
4 The third degree and all the officers are
earnestly requested 10 be present.
4 Mr. and Mrs. A. b. Manchester are en-.
tertafniug his sister, Mrs. o. 5. Curtis OF
south Royalton, and had with them over
/ Sunday Miss Alma Ellis of Rochester, an
aunt Of Mrs. Byron Manchester.
4 Charles Jerd, who, with his wife and
I children, is passing a week with relatives
I in Randolph and Braintree, has just re-
newed his lease Of the house at the Marvin
farm in Montpelier for another year.
Mrs. William II. Ray mond OF Bgenos
+ Ayres. Argentine Republic, arrived Tues
day night 10 spend the simmer with her
+ son, J. W. Raymond. who met her IN New
York Mrs Raymond's last visit 10 han-
H
dolph was ten years ago.
Mrs. Robert Morton and infant son,
] John Randolph, Of Mt. Vernon, n. g,
who came 10 w. W. Morton's saturday
went to Huntington Tuesday to visit Mrs.
Morton's mother and viii return mere
later for an extended stay.
1t is understood that Guy Z. Spear, who
has been principal Of the high schoo! IN
West Lebanon, n. H, for the last few
I years, is to resign his position at the close
i OF the term in June TO accept the prlnci-
L palship of the high school ia Bradford.
Curtis II. Kibbee Of Brooktield and Mrs,
4 Hattie l.. Iamson are to be united in mar
rage at S o clock this evening by the heV'
Fraser Metzger at the home OF the BRIDE
on Central street, the service taxing piaee
in the presence Of about nifty relatives sri ailu
+ friends OF the contracting parties. Ihe
BRIDE and groom will leave at once on &
wedding trip to Boston, and upon thel'
return will make their home IN Brook
field.
EFF. Emerson, while attending to the
building OF Il. +. Evans, new house
on Prospect street, left his team un-
hitched on the lot to the 'east
and the horse was peacefully graz
ing around when a telephone wire
broke and dropped Unexpectedly On
iIs back. The startled animal SWUNG
about, tipping the carriage top Or
in the process, raced across the street mt
the pIowed land OF Rev. g. o. Howe anc
then nointed down the hill to South Main
Street. where ii plunged into r. Il. ketch'
um's yard. winding itself about one lre'
and the carriage around another. Ih'
vehicle was wreck, but the horse was un
injured.