Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-09-06

~ I aparhawk gave a report OF
y 9uVer Bay conference last sunday a.
ahe ntaihtree hill snd West Brookfield
e~nurches. lie begins his pastorate of me
plymouth Cong1 church at East Charles
ton next Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milo Wilson. their ia noh.
ter Mrs. Avery Thresher, and children
VINO had been at their summer nome in
bralntree since the last OF June. went
nack Monday to their home in MeIrose
Highlands, Mass.
Clarence Bruce, now living with his
MOTHER, Mrs. Sadie Bruce, at Brattleboro.
vas no town from Saturday until Tuesdav'
Dewitt Bruce, another son. is al present
quite seriously i'll with typhoid fever al a
hospital in Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Parsons returned
saturday to Boston, and Mr.. and Mrs. r.
~ PARSONS and two children left Monday
Ior fonkers, n. Y, after a stay Of several
Ma @esh I at me nome OF their parents, Mr..
AT the recent Carnival Of Nations. the
pooth representing France, presided over
by Mrs. James E.. Mccall. took s63 go.
leading all the booths il the carnival dis
pay Last week the HERALD's types
mace the amount reported 1850.
The families Of G.. A. Chedel, n. W. Nc
COLON and o. j. Marcott clofed their cot
lages last week at Mascoma lake. Enfield.
:. II; Mrs. Mareott was the guest Of her
daughter, Mrs. Don Moore, In Sharon on
her return, reaching home Saturday.
Mrs. H. W. Tewksbury has closed her
home here, and Monday accompanied her
daughter, Miss Mary, to HYDE Park.
Where the latter is to be preceptress of the
Lamoille Central academy the coming
year. She began her duties yesterday.
DR.. CHARLES Cushman left Sunday for
Shlcago 10 resume his %osteopathic practice
after a vacation Of several weeks passed
with his mother, Mrs. q. e. Cushmap.
lie was accompanied to Chicago by Mrs.
IL Booth, who went on a visit to her
brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. p. Bartlett OF Boston
came last Thursday to visit Mrs. Bartlett's
mother, Mrs. c. NJ. Howard. Mr.. Bartlett
returned Monday, leaving Mrs. Bartlett
for a longer stay. He was accompanied
By Miss Mary Howard, a teacher in
Springfield, Mass, who returned to her
work there.
Mrs. Adeline Goodrich and Mrs. Gil
bert Merchant Of Williston visited Thurs
day at Henry Harper's, who is now able to
be about after a long and severe illness
with heart and lung trouble. Mrs. Har-
perls daughter, Mrs. Emma Chamberlain,
~ hEA AAUAuEL HUH
Thursday until Saturday.
Miss Emma Moses went Monday 10
Rochester to another year OF
work as teacher In the primary grade Of the
school there. The same day, Miss Helen 4.
Miller returned TO West Lebanon, n. H.,
for her second year as teacher at that place,
and Miss Clara Bean went to Proctor,
where she will teach in the seventh grade.
Harry Morton went Friday to Sven
ton to act as night telegraph operator at
the {. V. station until the opening OF
the year at the University Of Vermont,
Burlington, whose academical department
he will then enter for a four years course.
During the summer Mr.. Morton has been
assisting C.S Booth in electrical and tele-
phone installation work.
Miss Georgia White is taking the month
OF September from her duties at the HER
III Office, during which she will pursue a
course in s~tenography at the Hickook
School Of Shorthand in Boston. She went
Saturday 10 Bellows Falls, going on from
there Monday. Miss Ethel +. Newton
will assist IN the local department OF the
HERALD during her absence.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Robert Coy and Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur L.. Newton Of New York
city came Saturday for a weeks stay at
Hon. W. b. Wallis. Fred /. Bass OF New
York city came also and is visiting his
mother, Mrs. Jennie Bass. Messrs. New
ton and Bass make their visit at this time
especially to defend the Elm Cottage
doubles lawn tennis championship cup
which they now hold.
A dainty novelty entertainment is
promised for Friday evening at Dubois a
Gays hall, when the Marshall Sisters
viii appear under the auspices Of Bethany
Guild. These three young ladies are hne
and instrumental musicians, playing
the cello, piano, Swiss bells, xylophone,
Tyre. etc. One S also a nice reader and
impersonator. There Is not a tiresone
moment IN the program. The evening
promises rare pleasure.
Miss Mary A. Connolly started saturday
ON her return to Washington, ID. G., after
a month"; vacation from her duties as
operator 81 Lanston monotype machine
In the epecihcations division OF h gov
eminent printing Office, where she has
been employed since leaving the HERALD
Office four years ago. She accompanied
Mrs. r. J.. O'Brien. who had been for ten
DAYS with her mother, Mrs. Thomas carr,
10 her home in West Somervllle' Mass,
and passed Sunday there with her.
b. r. Bowman arrived Thursday from
Minneapolis, where be went IN charge OF
rhe &. a. II. national encampment excur-
SION NENMl NEANAAAAs n
Vermont carried a total Of il9 per-
sons many OF whom went on 10 Yellow
park and other points beyond MIN
p~eanofs. Can't. Bowman was named as
member Of the national councl OF admin
sfration from Vermont. Capt. Bowman's
LAUGHTER. Mrs. Henrietta ktrkby, 81 lp-
switch. So. Oak, returned nome Win ulm
for a stay OF two or three months.
Randolph Graded and High school be
,ins ~ fsll term next Monday, under ex-
prospects for a successful year:
~ 49, buildinp has received a coat Of
AIM outside, and both buildings have
5een thoroughly overhauled and cleansed
inside with everything in readiness Tor
- PRINCIPAL r. q. Ham arrived Satur- /
5sy- afer spending the summer pursuing
| course in advanced Latine a Chicago aoi-
rersity. which he hopes 70 finish next 5ea-
ming 4 masters degree. His
80. Miss Maud, is with MI.
family end will remain
-h- Ms Harbour and Miss Bonner,
.nsfrpetars in music and in drawing and