Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-08-24

/ YORK, where she Is instructor IN the Iol-
lege Normal school on Fifth avenue.
Mrs. Harvey Spaulding of Washington,
ID. C., Is spending month in Randolph
with her brothers, Hon. James and Lyman
Hutchinson. Her son, james III. Spauld-
ing, who accompanied her TO Vermont,
stayed here over Sunday and then went on
70 Montreal.
The school directors have engaged Miss
Frances Warner of Middlebury, a gradu-
ate OF Middlebury college in the class of
1905, as second assistant in the High
school. Miss Warner was here Friday to
meet the directors and make application
for the position.
Rev. and Mrs. G. o. Howe have been
attending the annual Methodist camp
meeting al Ciaremont junction since FRI
day. Just before their departure Mrs.
Howe's sister, Mrs. Emily Stockwell, and
I granddaughter, Emily, OF Rochester we're
with them for few days.
4 Mrs. Charles Miller and daughter. who
/ had been the guests Of the formers sis
/ tiers, Mrs. II. Y. Fletcher and Mrs. George
i Prince, and her brother, c. X. Granger,
+ two or three weeks, took their departure
Monday for Lebanon, \. H.
+ Since the return Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
/ Parsons to Boston, where he has a posi-
I tion in the Thresher silk store, Mrs. Par
sons has been operated upon for a very
complicated case OF appendicitis and Is
! still at the hospital, recovering as rapidly
as could be expec ed from the nature OF
the trouble.
After reviewing the troops at the state
muster Friday, Governor Bell presented
veteran badges TO the members Of the YER
mont National Guard, who have served
long as militiamen. Ameny those re-
ceiving the fiye-year medal was Color
Sergeant Elmer y. Bean Of Barre, former
" Of Randolph, who was In town Satur-
day.
Mrs. S. S. Clark, who has been in Rox-
bury lately, is now occupying the upper
tenement in A. NJ. Hubbard's house OF
Central street Her ds1ghter. Miss Laura,
who has been with her through the sum
mer vacation, is 10 return this fall TO
/ Winston-Salem, n. g., where she has
charge OF the physical department OF
Salem college,
Guy Woodward is expected home to-
morrow from Watertown, \. y, which
has been his headquarters the last two
years while he has been employed in the
civil engineering work OF the New York
Central railroad. He has lately been pro-
NOTED to be transit mans but resigns his
place to finish his course in the Thayer
School Of Civil Engineering at Hanover.
George W. Pride has raised in his gar
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inspire respect In even that captious critic
OF Vermont products, Euclid Cobb Of Illi-
nois The stalk is over eleven feet ~
length, and was shooting skyward with
almost Western ambition before il was
uErooted lest the man-in- the moon should
pull its ears for presumptuously tickling
his nose.
Mrs. Theron Brooks. who had been stay
/ ing a short time with her parents, Mr.. and
park Sunday to spend the night with her
mother in-law, Mrs. +. +. Brooks, and
start in the morning for Albany, y. "
by way Of the lakes. She was accompa-
MED by her cousin, Miss Mary Lamson,
who will be her guest in Albany a couple
Of weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Adams and daughter,
Ruth, and their guests, Edward Jones,
professor OF music IN Bellevue college,
Omaha, Neb., Mrs. Jones and daughter,
returned last Thursday from a delightful
carriage trip Of over a hundred miles TO
Hanover, Mascoma lake in Enfield, Post
Mills and Thetiord. Saturday, Mrs. j. {.
Ordway, who had been at Mr.. Adams
about ten days, went home to Concord,
y. II.
Gen. J. II. Lucia Of Montpelier was in
this village Friday to confer with W. +.
lamson. local agent OF the Connecticut
which has lately failed. He also saw as
many Of the local stockholders in the con- |
Germ as possible for the purpose Of urging |
them 10 give their proxies 10 have the new |
board Of directors close up the affairs OF
the company instead Of putting Il Ia the /
hands OF a receiver, Il being his opinion |
that a larger per cent OF the money in
vested would be saved to the stockholders 4
under the management OF the directors.
The exhibition Of China painting, the
work Of Miss Annie l.. Messer and her /
pupils, was largely attended at Miss Mes
ser's home Friday afternoon and evening
and was very beautiful display. Master
Lawrence Leonard waited at the door and
ushered the visitors TO the parlor, which
was filled with treasures in China artistic
ally decorated by Mrs. +. A. Thomas, Mrs.
Belle Dubois, Mrs. II. A. Leonard, Mrs.
ID. 7. Dyer, Miss Mary hanson and Miss
Winnifred Chadwick. Of Randolphi Mrs.
+. c. Bachelor Of BraIntree; Mrs. A. l..
Stearns, Mrs. c. d. Cushing, Miss Mabelle
Greene and Mrs. Guy Wilson OF Bethel.
The designs in apple blossoms, squirrels
corn, forget me- nots, nasturtiums, and so
forth, were many of them from nature and
true in form and coloring, while those
from copy were not TO be distinguished
from nature studies. The articles Of Miss
Messer's own handiwork were grouped by
themselves and were charming collec-
tion ranging from tiny shirtwaist buttons
TO the elegant punch bowl over which
Miss Mary hanson presided and dis
pensed refreshments to the guests.