Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-08-17

Mrs. Cora (Cushman) Hutchins OF Bos
ton, a former resident of Randolph wht
had not been here IN 10 years, came SatuT
day and stayed until Tuesday with Mis-
Emma Moses, leaving then to spend tive
weeks in West Fairlee.
John Hubert has moved his barber
shop from Edison block and is now nicely
established in the room next TO the post
office, lately vacated by the Colburn s
+ Naille Clothing company, in transferring
their business TO Hardwick.
Harry Eaton has severed his connection
with the Ideal silk store OF Boston, which
he and his two partners established d
short time ago. He has sold his interest
TO one of the partners, who has bought
out the other one and is now sole proprle-
tor.
Z Miss Lyla Putnam has resigned her pos
sition as primary teacher in Hartford and
will teach the sixth grade school on south
7 Lincoln street in keene, \. II. Miss
Putnam has been in Keene the last month,
visiting an uncle, with whom she is 10
make her home the coming year.
Prof. w. II. Cummings Of Hatfield,
Mass, was with his daughter, Miss Julia,
from Saturday to Tuesday at A. IL. Pow
ers' The professor is TO be superinten-
dent OF schools in Claremont ana Charles
town, n. H., the coming year and went
from here 10 Claremont, where Miss Cum
mings, who leaves today TO visit In Ihel
ford aud Hatfield, Will JOIN him later.
i Miss George Mann, whose health failed
after her return TO Boston in July, has
been recuperating at Nahant beach some
little time and last night came home for a
few weeks TO complete her convalescence.
She was accompanied by her sister, Miss
Minnifred Mann, who went TO Boston
with her, and her cousin, G.. W. Boyee,
who went back that night.
Mrs. c. II. Ingalls,, who went to Bur-
lington two weeks ago with her sisterin-
i law, Mrs. Wesley lngalis, Of Mortified,
7 for an operation upon the latter AZ the
Mary Fletcher hospital, returned Monday
night, having stayed at Queen CITY park
since the operation in order to be near the
patient until all danger wGs past. Miss
4 Lola Ingalls, went to the park today for
two or three weeks.
Miss Ada Fits, who had been acting as
hostess at working girls vacation home
in Provincetown, Mass, was here Monday
and Tuesday TO see to the repairs being
made in her house on Summer street, ana
Tuesday went to Wells River to JOIN a
friend IN a two weeks excursion. She
will be in town again short time before
the opening OF schools IN Boston, where
she is doing special work among the ieeble-
minded.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Moulton and daugh-
ter, Miss Mary, who have been living in
Montpelier the last two years with the son
and brother, c. 4. Moulton, are 10 take
up their residence again in Randolph this
month MIR. Clarence Moulton was mar
ried Yesterday at noon TO Mrs. ID. W.
Temple Of Montpelier, the wedding TAX
ing place at the home OF the brides
mother, Mrs. Jessie Burnham. IN shady
Rill. Middlesex. Rev. A. y. Lewis, rector
Of Christ church, Montpelier, was the
officiating clergyman. The marriage was
a Quiet affair, only immediate relatives OF
the contracting parties being present
Mr.. and Mrs. Moulton left on the after
noon train for a two weeks trip. On
their return they will make their residence
in Montpelier, where Mr.. Moulton holds a
responsible position as actuary OF the
National Life Insurance company.