Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-09-14


gong first 70 see relatives in Mortified
and Montpelier.
Miss Clara Burnham, who came fror
Bethlehem, n. H., the 5th, remained wit
Der mother, Mrs. Frances Burnham. unit
saturday, returning TO Concord, n. n, 4
Resume duty IN the store from which sh
mad been taking three weeks vacation.
Frank r Ingalsbe of Oakfeld, n. Y.
who had been passing several days Will
Mrs. lngalsbe at the home OF her mother
Mrs. =. +. Bixby, went Monday to Bos
ton, where he is TO complete a specia
course OF study in mining engineering al
the Institute OF Technology.
DR.. Guy +. Loudon Of Burlington, SON
in-law Of DIR. II. n. Mcintyre, has received
notice that his essay, "Making the Lame
I to Walk, p" was selected from forty essays
for the 80 gold medal first prize, offered
by the Osteopathic Publishing company OF
chicago in its prize essay contest for 1905.
Miss Clara Bean. employed at the From
tenac House, Frontenac, n. Y, this sum
mer, came home last Thursday, accompa-
MED by Miss Edith Burns OF Bayhead, n.
j., who remained until Saturday. Miss
Bean is now IN Nestfield, Mass, enrolled
as pupil in the Normal school of that
place, which opens today.
Capt. J. f. Eldredge. who represented
the nth Vermont regiment at the annual
meeting and banquet Of the Reunion So
ciety OF Vermont Officers, held in Bur
lington last Thursday, served on the NOM
mating committee OF the organization
with Sergeant Cassius Peck Of Burlington,
representing the sharpshooters.
Mrs. r. p. Bartlett, after a six weeks
stay with her mother and sister, Mrs
G. NJ. and Miss Mary Howard, returned
the 9th TO Boston, whittier Mr.. Bartlett
had preceded her the week before. Her
sister, whose critical illness called Mrs.
Bartlett here, is now well advanced in
and gaining steadily.
Rev. Charles f. Partridge, a former
Methodist pastor OF Randolph, who has
lately been superintendent Of schools in
Woodstock, has engaged with the Scar
borough Engraving company Of Boston TO
the business Of the firm in Yer
mont and New Hampshire so far as relates
10 the sale OF maps, globes and geographic |
,al appliances, made and imported by that |
concern. He will retain his residence in |
Woodstock.
Rev. and Mrs. Fraser Metzger and |
infant son came back the 9Th from High |
pate Springs, where they had been occu
)ying the w. +. Lamson cottage two |
weeks. Taey were accompanied by Mrs. |
detzger's sister, Mrs. John Peck, OF |
n. Y, who went TO camp with |
hem, aud by her mother, Mrs. g. X.
.Acey OF Freehold, n. V, who joined
hem at the cottage Tuesday Of last week.
hrs. Peck left the 18th for Palenville, hav-
ng been with Mrs. Metzger nearly two
months.
The Brooklyn whist club gave a very
,leasant party in Grange hall Friday even
ng In honor Of X. 5. Spear Of Boston, who
5 in town on a vacation and Is to enter
ain the club tomorrow evening at the
Iome OF his sister, Mrs. b. +. Herrick
here were eleven tables OF players, some
4 the more intimate acquaintance and
riends OF Mr.. Spear outside the club being
invited to meet him on this occasion, and
he highest score was made by B. F. Her
lex and Mrs. J. p. Cleveland. Ice cream
nd cake were served.
Among the noble 600 who rode the
pillows OF the lake TO Bluff
'oint, y. Y, and braved the gastronomic
errors Of the Fish and Game League ban
net at Hotel Champlain Friday was a
Fable contingent from Randolph, COM
ased OF Hon. VIM. II. Dubois, Willard |
ay, DR.. +. O. Blanchard, A. E. Bass, Q.
Y. Hayward, +. T. Salisbury and L. b.
ohnson of this village, c. l.. Hodges OF
be Center and G. w. Flagg Of Braintree. I
lr. Dubois was accompanied by his wife
far as Burlington and both returned $
ON that city Saturday. a
United States Marshal Horace W. Bal 9
", IN letter TO the Rutland Herald, re-
lrding the excursion to the national G.. {
X. encampment in Denver, says, 80
ell pleased were our party with the treat
ent received at the hands OF the eXcur- I
on manager. Capt. b. f. Bowman Of Ran
llph, and the travelling passenger agent
the Chicago, Milwaukee and st. Paul l
ilroad, +. NJ Milligan of Boston, that !
nv tangible vote Of thanks was eX- 7
'essed. Our party will now separate, =
lpt. Bowman taking carload on TO
Ore. while Others VIII do the
ocky mountain points Of interest, visit =
lends and then face Nermontward.'
Rev. and Mrs. Homer White and Hon. 4
ID Mrs. VIM. II. Dubois were in North +,
Id Monday TO attend the funeral OF Mrs. y
sorge Nichols. whose death occurred !,
.iday night after an operation for intes-
ial strangulation. The deceased left no a
ildren but Is survived by her husband, !,
DO for more than twenty-five years was II
,retarv Of state and for long time has :
en- afflicted with the loss OF eyesight and I,
arlng, which rendered him peculiarly !,
pendent upon his wife's care and atten- \
IN. The funeral service was held at 2 II
lock IN the AFTERNOON III u. mary "a
urch. Rev. Mr. White officiating, assist !,
by the rector OF st. Mary's, Rev. Mr.. Il
mberley. a,
Miss Ella X. Herrick of Milton, Well :
own in this village, where she spent
he time this summer visiting her sister,
y. Hale l.. Flint, has just been APP
inted art instructor in the Randolph and
hnson State Normal schools, for periods !,
twenty weeks each. The scope OF the u
rk ana the generous appropriation 2
de for it render the position especially "
,irable, and Miss Herrick will bring 10 Il
alent carefully cultivated and success
experience in her chosen line OF teach
:. Sne was for several years instructor
drawing in the Burlington city schools
I last year had charge OF the art depart q
MT OF the schools in Holyoke, Mass. +
some Of the surrounding towns. She =
ived Monday to begin her Normal work :
Randolph.
liphtheria, sore throat, Group. Instant h
lei. permanent cure. Dr. Thomas Ec- Al
.ric Oil. At any drug store.