Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-07-26

Mrs. Joseph Longstreet and Miss Sa-
dina Garrison, visitors at W. A. Rev
nold,', returned TO Manasquan, y. j.
Wednesday.
Mrs. Roxana Hebard is visiting in Barre
and Williamstown and on her return
from the latter place will be accompanied
by Mrs. {. Il. Wyman.
DR.. Gilman Frost and family of Hano-
yer, n. II are to occupy the cottage Of
Mrs. Belle Dubois at Camp Randolph the
first two weeks in August.
Mrs. NJ. II. Allen and her daughter,
Miss Lula, moved yesterday from the
Howard block TO a tenement in the VIII
liams block on Weston street.
Miss Abbie Avery has been seriously
threatened with bronchial pneumonia, a
disease from which her step her, {. {.
Hayward, has but just recovered.
The Independent party OF Braintree will
hold caucus at the town house, Brain
tree, Saturday at p. m. to elect three deli
egates to the county convention at Chelsea.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. b. Copeland and Mr..
and Mrs A. III. Powers are in Barre today
as the guests of Miss Edith Barnes, a for
mer assistant in the Randolph High
school.
Mrs f.. @. Ham is at the sanatorium for
a few weeks treatment, and Mr.. Ham,
who has been pursuing a special course OF
study at the Chicago university, is expect
ed home in day or two.
Mrs. L. +. Lynch, who had been enter
tanning her niece, Miss Lena Freeman Of
Cleveland, o., accompanied her guest yes
ten day to Worcester, Mass, in hich city
| Mrs. Lynch's son resides.
Sylvester G. Clark, whose broken limb
and other injuries, inflicted by a rosser
( machine at the foundry, have kept him at
] the sanatorium several weeks, was able TO
leave the hospital Tuesday.
Mrs. Burton Thresher and daughter
| started Wednesday on a leisurely journey
by way Of Woodstock aud Brhttleboro. to
MelrOse Highlands, Mass, whittier Mr..
Tbresher preceded them Sunday.
Joel B. Putnam has left his winter
| quarters at Saratoga Springs, n. ", and
has found accommodations for he present
at Alonzo Emery's In Bethel. Mr. Putnam
was in this village briefly Saturday.
f. +. Prichard, former principal Of the
Randolph High school, has lately become
editor Of the Easthampton Mass News
and was la town the first OF the week to
remove his household goods to that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor A. Williams, who
had latelyl come into possession Of a
valuable st. Bernard, found the animal
stretched out lifeless Monday morning.
victim, it is suspected, Of malicious
poisoning.
Mrs. L. Nellie Dufur and son, Harold. Of
| Maynard, Mass, ars being entertained Nv
Mrs. +. Z. Evans. Mrs. Dufur IS an artist
of repute who has exhibited in the Boston
art museum.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Blodgett OF Seat
tie, Wash, who are making Randolph
their headquarters this summer, started
! the 23rd on two weeks trip to Mont
pelier, Burlington and Canton, n. Y.
+. X. lngalsbe OF Boston, instructor in
the Massachusetts Institute OF Technoll
oey, and Mrs. lngalsbe proceeded to Oak
field, \. Y, Monday after devoting part of
their vacation period to her mother, Mrs.
f. r. Bixby.
X. W. Morse of Barre, who was taking
his brother, LaForrest Morse, to Athol
Mass, by automobile, rode into this VII
lage Friday, and the two gentlemen spent
the night with their mother, Mrs. Jane
Bowen, in Gilead.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. n. Angel, who had
been with their SOD, DIR. +. c. Angel, a
family few days, left Tuesday for Barre
sud from there will go to Stowe. Of whose
Methodist church another son, Rev. John
Angel, is m charge.
A cat belonging to j. j. Trerise that had
stood the hard wear OF this trou blesoue
world for the unusual period of 10 years Is
3
Sunday by the aid of chloroform to Weld
up the last Of its nine lives.
Mrs. Victor Williams mother. Mrs
Julie O'Brien, and two younger daughters.
Bessie and Julia, have come from New
Haven, Conn.,, to make their home In Ran /
dolph and are to oecupy tenement IN the
Williams block on Weston street.
Salmon Cotton Pennock Of Boston. born
IN Randolph and son OF Nathan Pennork.
II
Cottage hotel few days whils reaewing
acquaintance with his native town and its
people. He went TO Bethel Tuesday.
Mrs. Aida Slack joined her daughters.
Eunice and julia, in Albany. n. ", Tue
dag to return with them after a months
absence. Mrs. Slack has a son. Eimore. in
Albany, and a daugh er. Mrs Walter
Fisher, living at Nsils Mills, in that va .
entity
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Z. Bass and Mrs
Belle Dubois enjoyed an outing al Cauu .
Randolph. Highgate Springs. the first
three days % the week. Tomorrow Mrs .
j. j.. LamsOn. Miss Anne Dubois and her
friend. Miss Mabel Wilson OF palatka
Fla, and Miss Helen Blanchard vi -
to camp.
The Independents held their adj rurned
caucus last evening and elected " ". Tvs
Ter chairman The d legates chosen for
the county convention IN Chelsea. Aug. ].
are Elias Hall. n. C. Soper, Hobart Peck.
". :. Bryant, II. u Holman. Lemuel Rich-
mond aud L. o. Thayer; alternates 10 Re
chosen by the delegates.
Miss May Bradish and Mrs. J. E. Buck
arrived last Thursday from Medford.
Mass. and were 81 Mrs. q. 4. Cushman's
until Monday, when they betook them
selves TO Caspian lake, Greens boro. for
three We Is Of cam ping. There Mr. Buc<
will JOIN them from Mcdford, and DR.. and
Mrs. F. A. Eaton from Randolph.