Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-07-13
A son was born Tuesday, the 9TH, to Mr.
and Mrs. William ST. Lawrence.


A son was born Tuesday, the 9TH, to Mr..
and Mrs. William st. Lawrence.
Mrs. Julius r. Lamson is in Portland,
Me-, on a visit TO Mrs. j. NJ. De5hon.
Edwin Goodwin has gone to Concord,
! n. H., to see his brother, who is IN poor
| health.
Miss Bertha Rowell is back from a
months pleasuring in Burlington ana st.
Albans.
A son was born Tuesday to Rev. and
Mrs. Fraser Metzger at the Randolph san
atorium.
j. ID. Williams was home over Sunday
from Williamstown, where he has job Of
mason work.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Stearns Of Proctors-
vile were at }. ID. Mitchell's from Monday
10 Wednesday.
DR.. f. A. Rich, wife and three children
OF Burlington are with Hon. and Mrs. v.
/. Spear at their farm in Braintree.
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Graves Of Bev-
erly, Mass, visitors for week at L. w.
Tewksburyis, went away Tuesday.
Orman Terry left yesterday to resume
work in a market in Brooklyn, n. Y,
after two weeks vacation at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. BeedIe are enter
tanning Miss Christina Houston OF Wake
field, Mass, friend OF DR.. w. M. Kelly.
Rev. w. T. sparhawk delivered his illus
trated lecture on the yosemite Valley
and the Giant sequoia" in Hartland last
evening.
Rev. DR.. A. L. Cooper and Rev. and Mrs.
q. o. Howe attended the Methodist
Preachers meeting held in South Royal !
ton Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs. Thomas Hammond and her sister |
in-law, Miss Hammond, OF Northampton, |
Mass, are with Mrs. X. j. Kimball at |
Montague Place, arriving Tuesday night. |
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hutchinson ar
rived last night from Northampton, Mass, |
for their usual summer sojourn With his /
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus Hutchinson. |
George L. Gladding OF Tacoma, N. H.,
is here for a week or ten days, visiting his /
brother, w. n. Gladding, and his sisters,
Mrs. V. A. Grant and Mrs. J. +. Chad
wick.
A warrant is out for the arrest Of Harry
Wilson, who came from Lowell, Mass,
month ago 10 work for Earl Powers and I
Monday morning disappeared With two
watches belonging to his employer.
Rev. and Mrs. X NJ. Fowler. after a
months absence az Manomet beach, Bos-
.on and Brockton, Mass, reached home
asst night, accompanied BY Mrs. Fowler's
mother, Mrs. s. II. Hadaway Of Brockton.
Miss Olive Sargent, who gave up her
position in A. p. Abbotts storein Barre a
month ago and came home for a rest, re-
umed work in Barre Monday, having Sc
.ured place as clerk in the store Of
Homer Fits.
Readers Of the HERALD are favored
gain this season with items from the
ummer colony at Caspian lake entertain
ngly written by Mrs. Joseph w. Atwood, !
whose "Notes" give one attractive glimp-
es Of camp life.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Shattuck, who went
o Highgate Springs yesterday, viii be fol-
owed tonight by Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Dean,
nd Saturday the boarding house at Camp
will be opened with Mrs. Ida {
ohnson Of Northtield In charge. {
Miss Ada Fits, who arrived last Thurs
ay from Boston, left Wednesday to stay {
18th her relatives in Barre aud Northfield
few DAYS before going to North Haver-
III, N. H., for the remainder OF the
lonth. She will be here again in August. \
Mrs. Florence Tredo and son, Earl, are
assing the formers vacation from the
ackard Shoe Dressing establishment in
Iontreal with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. I
!. j. Blakely, whose sister, Miss Fannie r
lakely, of Bethel was with them last
eek.
j. r. Hardy, who is mentioned in an !
ther column as succeeding +. A. Brodeur
night operator at the station, has since r
cen sent to White River Junction to be I
light operator there, while Daniel Nc ,
arthy has come from Malone, y. ", to
Il that position here.
Mrs. Leroy Thayer has been enter ,
lining her brother, Rev. John Carter, :
astor OF a Universalist church in y
watonna, Mimi, and her mother, Mrs. y
lien r. Carter OF Morrisville. Mrs. Liz
an Foster OF Rutland, also their guest for !.
so weeks, went TO Bethel the 1lth.
Mrs. Arthur Lane and two daughters,
Iarjorie and Laura, of Mt. Vernon, y. ", .
no have been with Mr.. and Mrs. J. II.
Ioultop in Montpelier, are expected in
andolph today to be the guests Of Mr..
I'd Mrs. {. +. Moulton at stoneleigh.
iss Mary MoultoD, who is coming with .
lem, will be entertained at Hon. VIM. II.
uBois'.
The 5. BIS. went 10 South Royalton
Iturday and were beaten 10 a baseball
lme, IL to 4. The visiting team was
aterially weakened by the absence Of
e regular catcher, Connolly. Bickford h
ON the Center essayed to I'll his place, m
II shaw lacked confidence in his back =
op and did no such twirling as in the n
me Of the Fourth against the same
am. shaw OF Bethel replaced Bickford
the third, but South Royalton had q
en- secured q lead Of ten runs ana could r
u be headed. II should be noted that
e s. BIS. are not the Randolph town
am, though including some Of the same
ayers.
One hundred and eleven tickets were
Id AZ this station the 10Th inst. for Beth
where the Sells s. Downs circus exhib-
"a. while not q few Of our citizens
ught that attractive point by team. e
ley came home with generally 3 pretty y
90 opinion Of the show, bot bad one
the gam bling concerns that follow i.
illism Goodhart. IN trying 70 draw 8 p
,ndolph fellow sway from the game 20
E les expensive eniOyments Of the cir
4. excited the ire OF the gamblers, who
! upon him furiously. His brother,
isrles. rallied 70 bis assistance, but 10th
re outnumbsred by the asssilants and
me out Of the fracas with several hrufs-
70 which, in Williams case, was added
black eye.