Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-06-22

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] To some is dream OF delight.
4 They wish for day q sabhatieal calm
-, With orations lofty and true.
I While the young consider a Fourth so dead
/ should De decently speeehless, too.
When L eomes-that erackeriess kind Of a days
Wen need toy pistols to lessen al once
The number Of snapless boys
Fred Chatfeld of Montpelier was in
town Tuesday.
/ Mrs. L. NJ. Atwood of Boston is with
1 Mr.. and Mrs. X. f. Tilson for the summer.
! Theron and Grace Williams of Will
liamstown are visiting at Fabien Dupuis'
Miss Desier Moulton returned last
night after two weeks absence in New
/ Milford, Conn.
/ A daughter was born the 18th inst. TO
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Sargent, on the Je-
hiel Williams farm.
Mrs. Albert 7. Morse has been quite i'll
this week, ard Mrs. c. +. Wyman has
been caring for her.
A sprightly fawn was seen tripping
around e. A. Thomas garden about 5
O'Clock this morning.
Miss Lula Allen is now able to be out
little after being housed a long time with
Inflammation OF the ear.
Mrs. Frank Hollis, who had been stay
ing with her sister, Mrs. W. II. Pierce,
left for Brattleboro Wednesday.
Rev. Fir. Penders is having two weeks
vacation from bis pastoral duties and is
at his former home in Cohoes, n. Y.
Hon. James Hutchinson and II. G.
Soper left this morning for Manchester
Center, and from there Mr.. Hutchinson
will go TO Albany, n y, tomorrow.
w. A. Noble has finished work for the
Bethel Bobbin company and goes today to
Essex Junction to be engineer for the
Vermont Spool and Bobbin company.
Homer a. Noble of Tyngsborough,
Mass, was in the village briefly Tuesday
to see his mother, Mrs. Fannie Noble.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Foster went to
Montpelier Tuesday to visit their daugh-
ter, Mrs. j. NJ. Thompson, and family.
DR.. J. p. Clifford has been in Burlington
the last two days IN attendance on the an
nual session of the school for health ofti-
GERS.
Joseph Burt OF Winnipeg, Manitoba,
has been at The Manchester since the 1Ith
with his father and sister, j. w. and Miss
Anita Burt.
Miss Florence Howe OF Andover, n. H., |
is with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. d. d. |
Howe, for a weeks vacation, arriving I
Monday night
Mrs. Ruth Il. Coleman of Bostwick, 4
Neb,, is East for the first time in twelve /
years, arriving Saturday at the home OF 1
her brother, w. NJ. Terry
MIR. and Mrs. F. E. Prichard have re-
signed the positions OF principal and 4
assistant teacher in the Brandon High I
school which they held the past year.
Mrs. &. A. Densmore ano Mrs. Charles 4
Godfrey drove over Wednesday from Chel- /
sea, and the former viii go back today /
with Mrs. NJ. Ii. Corwin, who has been a |
visitor at A. II. Powers.
r. w. Allen and his daughters, Ruby
and Una, aud Miss Edith Blanchard are in
Barre, where the young ladies play this
afternoon at q musicale given by their mu-
sic teacher, Miss Blanche Spauiding.
Henry Seymour and Mrs. Bertha Pope
were united IN marriage Tuesday evening
by Rev. G.. o. Howe at his home. They
will occupy the upper tenement in the
Mcintosh house on Prospect street.
Mrs E. P. stimson Of Tiverton, r. l.,
former resident OF Randolph, is at w. j.
reaching here last night with
Miss Amanda King, who is to stay at the
while for the benefit of her
health.
Robert j. Mitchell went to West Leba-
non, N. H., yesterday TO act as usher at
the wedding Of hls college friend, Ernest
Eugene French, who was united In mar
riage to Miss Florence Ethel Hillierd in
the Cong'l church at s o'clock last even
ing.
DIR. and Mrs. +. o. Blanchard, Mrs.
Belle Dubois, Mrs. A. NJ. Hubbard, Miss
Esther George, Mrs. X. g. Morton and
daughter, Jennie, Miss Cora Holbrook and
Irwin Cady are in Northfeld today at the
exercises of Norwich uni
yersity.
Fred Chadwick, having finished a year
Of study at Goddard seminary, in Barre
Nfes1ru an D .
press to see his family few hours before
starting ON the night train for Alienhurst,
n. j., where he is 10 act as bell boy dur
ing the summer at large club house.
Baseball games arranged between the
). BIS. and Dewey's Mills for lasllSaturday ]
md between the ;. BIS. and X. II. ;. for
yesterday were both prevented by rain.
Dewey's Mills will play ;. b. here July sth =
and s. B. and X. n. 5. will meet Some day
next week. Sharon plays S.B.here July 10. , /,
Mrs. Samuel Knowles and son, Law
renee, started last night for Toronto, Can,
on the excursion and were accom-
panied by Mrs. Knowles sister, Mrs. A.
A. Mckay, who had been visiting them.
they parted company at Montreal, from
which place Mrs. Mckay viii sail tomor- 4.
row on European trip.
Mrs. Jane Bailey, who lives with her
,on. DR.. A. G. B4iiey, has been confined TO
.wo weeks and Monday morning suffered
! shock that affected the right side. ,
Though partially conscious and able TO
AXE nourishment, she has hardly spoken
lr moved since the shock and is in a very
,ritical condition.
The Randolph Telephone exchange has
extended its service By installing what is
allied the Terry branch Of the Clough (.
inc. Il goes from Henry Mobiles IN Peth .
% W. 81. Terry's, joining the Clough {
line at J. Harris Bass which connects IL /,
With the Central Office. The new phones !
On this branch are those OF Lyman Hutch
nson, John Curran and W. NJ. Terry. /,
Mr.. and Mrs. d. c. Woodward are en-
ertaining Mrs. Wood wards brother, John
skinner, and his wife Of Denver, Col, who
nave made q leisurely journey East by way
1f Cincinnati. Chicago, Washington and
DID Point Comfort. Mr.. Skinner, who "a
lart owner and manager % the largest
,hemical works IN the country. il native
q Royslton and has not been IN bis native
tate before for period Of I've years. {
The vandalism In Mari Castle park still :
continues, more young trees having been