Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-06-21


them Mrs. Thomas niece, Miss Clara
Wood Of st. Adams, who came Saturday
from Adams, Mass, where she had been
teaching.
Mrs. l.. P. Vaille OF Hardw lex and in
FAINT son were at A. ~ Hayes Monday,
coming from South Royslton, where they
had been staying with Mrs. Vaille's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Shepard.
Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Whitney and two
children have gone TO their future home in
Wakefield, Mass, after having been with
Mrs. Whitney's grandparents, Deacon and
Mrs. W. F. Howard, since March.
Harold Chaussey departed Tuesday to
Montreal on a visit to his sister, Olive.
who was married last October in st. Hya-
cinthe, p. O., to Charles Farnham. an en-
ploye in one OF Montreal's manufactures.
Mrs. George +. Hutchinson and two
younger children took a carriage trip to
White River Junction with Mrs. L. A.
Gibbs, on the latter's return from visit
here, and made the journey back by train
Tuesday.
Miss Fannie Prince, who finished her
course in the Albany Business college
three months ago and has since been
holding position as stenographer with
the Flint Granite firm Of Albany, arrived
Saturday for two weeks vacation.
Mrs. Gilman Wheeler arrived from Bos-
ton last Thursday and was Joined Sunday
by DIR. Wheeler ct A. E. Bass, where they
were entertained. They left Tuesday for
White River Junction. a fayorite point for
the doctor to renew his stock OF fish
stories.
The ladies Of the Order OF Eastern Star
will hold a social at the home of Mrs. ;. 5.
Whitcomb Thursday evening, June p, to
which all are cordially invited. Those not
otherwise solicited will please bring pies
and doughnuts.
District and state conventions called TO
Montpelier Tuesday and Wednesday Hon.
V. /. Spear, j. F. Mead, Hon. VIM. ri Du-
Bots, Hon. James Hutchinson, n. w.
Vail, L. b. Johnson, j. B. Wells, j. d.
Denison, @. W. Flagg and A, A. Priest.
Ed. Hobart Of Windsor was with mis-
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Hobart.
Tuesday night, and took his father home
with him yesterday to attend the COM
mencement tonight of the Windsor High
school, of which his son. Glenn, is a mem
Der.
Miss Clara Bean will complete her spe.
cial course in the normal school at West
field. Mass. Tuesday and will then be at
nome Tor few days before going to the
Frontenac House on one of the islands OF
the st. Lawre1ce, to be employed there
through the tourist season.
The annual banquet of the Randolph.
Brooktield and BrsIntree Fish and Game
Protective League will be held at East
Braintree Wednesday evening. June 27. A
fish supper and general good time are an
ticipated. Those invited to speak are V. /.
Spear, II. w. Vail, G. ". Flagg. Luke Par
ISL, L. b. johnson and others.
Mrs. John Colby OF Chicago arrived las,
Thursday on visit to her sisters, Mrs.
Mary Bass and Mrs. Emily Greene. She
was the guest Of her niece, Mrs. w H Nieh-
OILS, until Monday, when she started for
home via Boston and New York In the
fall she will JOIN Mr.. Colby, who is at
Los Angeles, and accompany him to Hon
olulu for the winter.
AT the Grange meeting Saturday even
ing, the sd, the following topics will be
discussed Problems the farmers must
face the remainder Of 1906, d. D. Howe; |
W mich is most effective for good-exam- |
pie and influence or law +. s. Tewks- /
bury; Noman's work-on the farm. in the /
Grange, in society, Mrs d. II. Morse. |
When should grass be cut and how cured /
to yield the most valuable hay crop ? l.. q. /
Tracy. }. b. Wells, /. ID. Williams. The
program will be interspersed with music. /
Among those in town to attend the
Randolph High school commencement 4
were Mr.. and Mrs. :. NJ Stow. Mrs.
Lyman Allen Of Royalton and Mrs. n. ID |
King OF Woodstocs, friends OF Harry Nor |
ton; Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Cushuan Of /
Barre, uncle and aunt of Miss lsa Bsnis- [
ter Mrs. Myron fuller Of Tunbridge and 1
Miss Fannie blakely Of Bethel. relatives
Of Miss Lulu Blakely. On Mrs TuIler's +
return 10 runbridge Monday, she was ac-
eompanied by her sister, Mrs. 4. j. Blake
" VINO L 10 0e away about two weeks.