Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-06-29

I Wide open your ewes aud hold 10 your breath
AT parades that Will beat any circus 70 death,
Watch the wonderful feats of athletic sportsi
such running and jumping as beggar repurtsi
just swallow all kinds u church cream You car
see,
Not expecting with you or themselves they'll
agree,
i At pinwheels and rockets admiringly gaze
The fireworks that skyward In brillianey blaze
Then homeward depart 20 remember for aye
The great celebration that glorious day.
Hon. and Mrs. VIM. II. Dubois have
been in Boston since Tuesday.
Frederick Leeds has been having quite
a serious illness as the result of an abseess.
| The Kimball Public library will bs
closed the Fourth all day and in the
evening.
Mrs. II. j. Dunbar OF Montreal is pass
/ ing month with Mr.. and Mrs. David
i Dunbar.
Mr. and Mrs. j. b. Drew are entertain
| ing Mrs. irwin Ring and daughter of Con-
cord, y. II.
/ Miss Alice Hyzer has returned home
I from the University OF Vermont for her
summer vacation.
| Mrs. f. 5. Hoisington came Saturday
| from Medford, Mass, TO pass a week at
Arthur Burridge's.
Mrs. Bertha Burridge is back from her
two weeks trip to Springfield and
Northampton, Mass.
Andrew Ducharine has moved his family
4 from Peth TO the basement of the Davis
house on Main street.
Principal Morrill, and family went to
Franklin TO spend vacation al his sum
mer home near Silver Lake.
Mrs. r. H. Chamberlain and her mother,
Mrs Walbridge, have been visiting in
sharon yesterday and today.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Lodge Eddy and son
of Dorchester, Mass, are at The Man
chester for a month, coming Wednesday.
A, II. Flint of Spring Hill, Kan, is at
| the Randolph Inn, revisiting his native
town, which he has not seen for nine
years.
Bateman Bowman is acting as bell boy
at The Frontenae, summer hotel at
/ Frontenac, n. ", among the Thousand
Islands OF the st. Lawrence,
Frank Parker OF Goffstown, n. H., was
the guest of his cousin, Mrs. IL. w.
Tewksbury, Monday, and while here
purchased fine horse OF n. NJ. Draper.
| The Order OF the Eastern Star will have
/ a social with Mrs. j. j. Trerise next Thurs
day, and the members are requested to
carry cake and pie. Every one is invited.
| James Rand, who is canvassing for the
stereopticon views OF Underwood q
/ Unserw God OF New York, Is this week
| travelling through Tunbridge and Chelsea.
Miss Mary Moulton and her friend, Miss
/ Florence Gisbon of Montpelier, closed the
/ Moulton residence, which they had been
occupying ten days, and returned to the
capital Monday.
The barber shops in the village will be
open next Monday night but Will close
Tuesday at 10 o'clock in the morning. All
the stores will close at O'Clock in the
afternoon.
Mrs. Jane Bailey, who suffered a shock
Monday, the 18th, affecting the right side,
still remains semi-conscious, but little
change being noted in her condition
from day to day.
Only six tickets were sold at this station
Friday for the John Robinson circus at
White River Junction. but nineteen went
from here the next day to see the same
show at Montpelier.
Robert Flint, who has been running an
elevator in a large building in New York
since last October, is with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. p. Flint, for vacation, ar
riving Tuesday night.
The family OF Rev. g. G. Lamson of
Montpelier are spending a few weeks at
the home OF Mrs. Lamsons uncle. j. M.
Il L
them there the first OF next month.
George owen of Des Moines was among
the arrivals yesterday and is at the Inn
for few DAYS while Mrs. Owen is visit
ing relatives in Lebanon, n. IL. lie VIII
90 from here to Woodstock to meet her.
Miss Vernie l.. Chamberlain has finished
her years work as teacher in the schools
of Saxonville, Mass, and arrived Saturday
with her mother and a friend, Mrs. Z. ).
Briggs. The latter went away yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. G. Woodward are en-
tertaining the formers cousin, Mrs. John
Onken, her two daughters and son OF
Chaplin, ILL.,, who are TO be in this place
and South Royalton most of the summer.
Miss Florence Howe, after spending
weeks vacation with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. ID. ID. Howe. departed the 25th to re-
sumo duty Monday as bookkeeper for the
United States Hsme company at Andover,
N.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Powers have with
them their niece, Miss Harriet Keith, OF
Winona, Wis, who is to be here some
little time, and have also been entertain
ing Mrs. S. n Goss and Mr.. and Mrs.
E. y. Bacon of Chelsea.
Mrs. II. w. Tewksbury has at her house
at present Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Brown of
Boston, who came yesterday TO make
two weeks stay, and today Miss Rudde-
row of New York is expected.
Orson Woodcock was in Montpelier
Tuesday to be present at the reunion OF
the 18th Vermont regiment, in which he
served a. a member OF Company 9, that
went to the war from East Montpelier.
Charles G. Dubois, who reached Chiea-
60 two weeks ago after business trip to
California, was with his family at the san
ford farm over Sunday. He went to New
York Monday but will be at the farm
again Saturday.
Dewitt II. Bruce has completed three
months course in the College OF Photog-
raphy at Efingharh, H., and came home
few days ago. He is to be employed IN
the Howe studio in Brattleboro, and will
begin work next Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Atwood are in Barn
ard for q weeks outing on the farm Of Ed
win Amsden. Their daughter, Mrs. John
stimets, went TO White River junction
Wednesday, with her youngest child, 70
see her sister, Mrs. {. Z. Lazelle.
Mr. and Mrs. James Walker of Barre,
who had been at y. NJ. Diapers since
last Thursday. went 10 Hanover, n H,
Monday for the Dartmouth commence
mznt which has also been attended by
Horace MouIton and Fred Copeland.