Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-07-06

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Miss Eta Humphrey has come fror
Tiverton, X. l., and is to be at w. j. Blod
gett's some little time.
Sidney Adshed and family from Pitts
field are making their headquarters wit
his parents through haylng.
G. q. Dubois. who has been in Ney
York on business trip, is with his famili
at the Sanford farm this week.
Mrs. A. d. Lamson and daughter. Mis-
| Caroline, are at Idleton cottage, arriving
this morning from Philadelphia.
Miss Versa Cassidy is in st. Johnsbur,
with her aunt, Mrs. Peter Silver, and ex.
poets to be gone most OF the summer.
Mrs. c. ID. Sanborn is entertaining bel
| sister, Mrs. G. Z. Buchanan of Boston. and
the latter's granddaughter, Madeline Cox
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Mussey have the
formers father and sister, j. b. and Miss
Ruth Mussey OF Rutland, with them this
week.
Miss Evelyn Denny came back the 3rd
from Chester, Mass, where she had been
the guest Of her aunt, Mrs. Sherwin
Flint.
The Woman's Relief Corps and u. ).
Grant post, q. A. r., are invited to a social
and supper at II. V. Fletcher's Thursday
afternoon, July 10.
Miss Kate Ripley is with her aunt and
sister, Misses Margaret and Minnie Rip
ley, for two weeks vacation from her
work in Lebanon, n. III.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. w. Tewksbury and
their guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore
Graves, OF Beverly, Mass, are having an
outing at Berlin pond today. Sc
Mr.. and Mrs. John f. Tewksbury have
been entertaining Mr.. and Mrs. Cleveland
Doolittle and baby of Waterbury, Conn.,
who went away Wednesday.
DR.. Marcus Taylor, pastor of the Park
Cong,l church in Brooklyn, N. y, and
Mrs. Taylor are at Mrs. III. w. Tewks
bury's, arriving Monday night.
Charles Griswold has sold his place in
Gardner, Mass, where Mrs. Griswold and
two little daughters have been passing
few days, going Friday and returning
Monday.
Mrs. Herbert Dodge and two daughters.
Merle and Helen. OF West Brookfield,
Mass, are the guests OF Mrs. Dodges
sister, Miss Nellie Ford, at A. ID.
0lmstead's.
A. B.Manchester suffered a shock affect
ing the left side Saturday and is in a criti- |
cal condition. More favorable reports will |
be anxiously awaited by a large circle OF
lcgIiaintances.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. w. Boyce and daugh- |
er, Laura, and Miss Edna Sundin Of Osh-
xosh, Wis, returned Tuesday to Nahant |
Beach after spending several days among |
relatives in this vicinity.
Miss Harriet Wiswall, Mrs. Herbert |
Niswal and son, Richard, of Roxhury. |
Mass, are at their cottage for the summer
md have with them Mrs. Foster and Ed
ward Merrihew of Roxbu
Miss Lura Montgomery reached home
after a three weeks trip to Bos-
on and was accompanied by her brother
nd his wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Mont
'omery, who are here to pass his vacation
rom the Boston police force.
Miss Maurine Thayer, who has been
aving an attack of bronchitis at w. e.
.amson's, was well enough to start for
amp Randolph, Highgate Springs. TODAY.
aking with her Misses Genieve Lamson.
ielen Wedgewood and Catherine Metzger.
Z. F. Emerson's new horse, which was
OF very securely hitched at the mill this
forming, was frightened by a falling
GARD and broke away. II freed itself
-om the carriage, which was somewhat
and made wild dash towards
ONE.
Mr.. and Mrs. John b. Drew, who ex-
ected to be at the Junction House in |,
Ihite River Junction this summer. bave
hanged their plans and are at Sharon
brings, n. Y, having found a better
oenlng for employment at the Sharon !
ouse.
Miss Effie Dunbar, who had been in :
ration and Lynn, Mass, two weeks. ar !
we'd Monday with her two sisters. Miss !
gnes Dunbar Of Grafton and Mrs. Maud !
'hnson of Lynn. The young ladies and !
cir mother, Mrs. Flora A. Dunbar, are
Nv in Bethel for few days.
w. r. Clark of New Haven, Conn. was
Sc 70 % !
er Sunday and the Fourth. Monday ais
lighter, Lucia, fell from a hammock.
raining he ligaments OF her left ankle d
i inficting no serious injury. A guest v
Mrs. Clark at present is Miss Towner Of
wv Haven. n
Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Parsons have house N
rty consisting of their son and wife.
r. and Mrs. John Parsons of Melrose d
ghlands. Mass; their daughter and hus- n
nd, Mr.. and Mrs. j. @. Mann Of Tup- a.
r Lake, y. Y, and their daughter-in-
Y, Mrs. Frank Parsons, and two chill ci
en- Of New York. b,
Mrs. Emma Read, who has been at q
und Lake, y. ", the last two months b'
listing in the care of Rev. F. G.. Rainey.
ne back last night. Quite a marked an
provement is now apparent in Mr.. u
iney's condition. the radium treatment Bi
ming 10 have really beneficial effect m
his throat trouble.
The circulation Of books from the Kim be
u Public library IN this village and the N
inter- during the month just past was vi
5, making daily average Of 81 Is-2I. Of
the total number, 139 fl1.4T) were cIsss Fl
lk 4. 269 (221El juveniles and sq7 ysct1I
ion. July 'B3-'04 the circulate ion was vi
IS. and July o. '05, l9,36s-Hn increase foI
S,iSo, nj
chool on the Tbayer brook road ab
ght by Mrs. Russell Burridre. closed be
he p with picnic The whole num- Al
Of pupils was ten, with an srerage
enhance Of 9 1-l2. Those having perfect n.
Hndsnce were Mary Burridge. Anne r.
Mildred Howard. susie Rurrldve In
! absent one day on account Of sick- ~
:, Mary Burricge missed no words al
ipelling during The term, Ter