Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-07-12

Turned the song to q shriek
A. II brushed o'er her cheek,
Both the charm and the romance T. wreck
By slip down her sweet little neck.
Mrs. J. W. Adshade is having q severe
attack Of sciatica.
l. S. Chase went to Boston last Thursday
and came back Sunday.
Miss Mary Buzzell OF Hampshire, ILL.,,
spent Sunday night with her cousin, Miss
Marcella Kendall.
Mrs. c. II. Ingalls, and daughter, Lola,
drove to Northfield yesterday to spend
two or three days.
Three hues blew out at the r. F. Emer-
son mill Monday afternoon, necessitating
a shutdown Tuesday for repairs.
Mrs. Il. Z. Sharpe and son, Harold, have
gone to Newport, N. H., to see Mrs.
Sharpeis mother, Mrs. Althea Mann.
-Four attachments having been placed on
the Corner drug store of +. (. Bryan, the
place has been closed pending some settle
ment or a sale Of ths business.
Miss +. A. Fiske Of Springfield, Mass,
Miss {. ID. Frost and Miss r. f. Croker
OF Boston are spending the month OF July
with Miss Mary Howard.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Manney received a
cablegra N Yesterday announcing the safe
arrival Of their daughters, Misses Bertha
and Evelyn, at Naples the 10th.
Mrs. J. w. Case, after a two months
stay in Randolph, returned to Boston
| Monday, accompanied by her niece, Miss
susie Blodgett who will also visit an un-
Gle, Charles Flint, at Tom Lawson's farm
| In Scituate.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Lamson were at
| Nascoms lake ia Enfield, n. H., Sunday.
| Mrs.C. j. Dyke and her sister, Miss Carrie
| Taggart, have also been at that pleasant
resort few days, Mrs, Dyke coming
home Monday.
Orson woodeock went to Burlington
| Tuesday and brought Mrs. Woodcock
home yesterday from that city where she
4 had been having her eyes treated Tor
1 condition OF the tear glands that prevent
ed the removal OF cataract.
Mrs. p. f. McLaurin Of Havana, Cuba,
Is with her mother. Mrs. Emily Hastings,
for the summer. Mr.. McLaurln, who ac-
eompanled his wife from Havana, contin-
ued the journey to Nova Scotia, but IS eX-
pected in Randolph in day or two.
R.H. Ford of st. Albans, civil engineer
for thu Central Vermont Railway COM
many, laid out siding $50 feet long Mon
day, from the main track to the Palmer q
Demeritt Packing company's plant, locat-
ing the switch at the south end OF the
depot yard. The packing company Is 10
do the grading and as soon as that IS COM
pleted the railroad company viii put IN
the track.
"A. Hills, after two months trial OF
the office OF street commissioners, has been
succeeded by w. y. Bailey. Mr.. Hills did
excellent work in cleaning the streets and
keeping them in good condition, but the
trustees thought it would be more eco
nomical plan to have a man without a
team, and then hire team when heces-
sarv. The retiring commissioner has the
satisfaction Of leaving tidy looking VIZ
lage to his successor.
Miss Esther George invited eight OF her
school friends to Der home on central
street last Thursday evening to meet a
former classmate IN the grammar graue'
| Miss Josephine Sault OF Derby. conn,
who has been passing vacation IN town
| Miss Maud Johnston of Lebanon, n. H.,
staying with her sister, Mrs. w, +. Edson'
| several days, was also guest OF honor'
| Music, games end dainty refreshments
contributed to the charm OF a delightiul
reunion. Monday Miss George started on
a three weeks trip to Boston, Arlington
and Everett, Mass.
L. n. Boyden of Boston, architect OF the
new Chandler Music hall and bethany
narish house. was in the village Tuesday
and at the suggestion of the trustees OF
Bethany church made some alterations IN
the plans. The only change in the exterior
ls In the lines Of the roof 10 give the hall
and parish house more the appearance OF
one building. In the interior OF the nail
the stage will be made larger by removing
the dressing rooms from the sides 70 th'
snace underneath, and instead OF foul
boxee. IL has been decided to have two
holding five persons each, the boxes te
be placed between the two tiers OF seats III
the gallery IN such way as not TO inter
fere with the view OF anyone while then
occupants will be able to look over the
first tier OF gallery seats to the stage. MT
Boyden went back to Boston yesterday to
complete the plans and make speelhea-
tions for the letting OF contracts, ana u Il
expected to have everything in readiness
to begin the erection Of the building De-
fore the first OF August.
Can't. b. +. Bowman has the diagram oi
the sleeping car arrangements ON the eN-
cursion that leaves Vermont, Aug. H. ioi
the q. A. Il. encampment IN Minneapoiis
Those wanting accommodations should
apply at once. William Kelly OF the WIS
consin Central railway, the oiiicial route
west of Chicago, was IN town Monuay l'
confer with can't. Bowman. X looks nov
a. though Randolph would furnish not fal
from carload OF excursionists, among
those planning to go being Hon. V.
smear. bound for Montana; Hon. james
and LYMAN Hutchinson, with handolph
Wis. for their destinations Mrs. Il. A
Leonard and son, Lawrence, improNlnl
the opportunity to visit Mrs. Leonard
sister IN Belvidere, H.; Arthur ben, Nn' ~
has n broth A. II. Bell, in Chicago u
see: Mrs. George l.. Spear, Mrs. H.
Holman and Mrs c. S. Booth, having To-
their objective point st. Paul, in which
Mr.. Spesris sister, Mrs. Belle Griswold
resides, and Mrs. Holman's two sons, Guy