Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-06-14
Randolph.
GEORGIA WHITE. Local Editor.

Miss Maud Lombard arrived from New
YORK Saturday.
Rev. DR.. A. L. Cooper preached in VII
lamstoSn Sunday.
Mrs. e. y. Ingalls, came back Sunday
/ from weeks stay in Northfeld.
Oren Holbro0k was in Waterbury satur-
day for brief visit to his brother. John.
George Dean OF Boston was with his
brother, A. L. Dean, from Thursday to
Monday.
from weeks visit at p. W. Strong's in
North Pomfret.
Mrs. Fagg and Mrs. Calder Of Madison
avenue, New York, are guests at Mrs. H.
W. Tewksbury's.
Mr. and Mrs. Moses Seymour are away
on ten DAYS trip TO Montreal, st. Johns
and ST. Lukes, p. Q.
Miss Gertrude Hernandez OF New York
Is staying at Elm cottage with her aunt,
Mrs. James K. Mccall.
Mrs. Edward Jacobs Of Richmond was
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. George PInney
last Thursday and Friday.
Mrs. Ida Drake has gone to Boston and
will be away some time, visiting in that
. city, Lynn aud Worcester, Mass.
Miss Lottie Flint arrived the 9Th from
Boston for a vacation OF five weeks from
her work In the Thresher Silk store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert II. NewcOmb OF
Healdville were in Randolph Friday night.
looking for a chance to purchase a small
farm near the village.
Rev. George B. Gilbert Of Middletown,
Conn.,, is to supply ST. Johns church in
this village and Grace church al the
Center during July and August.
Mr.. and Mrs. Loren Lecuyer, who had
been staying with Mr.. Lecnyer's daughter,
Mrs. Charles Danyou, and family, left
Friday for their home in Enosburg.
D. c. Clark and his sister, Mrs. Lyla
Putnam, Of Someryille, Mass, who had
been at Z. G. Stevens since the 9th, went
Friday TO Lake spohord, y. H., for a
short outing.
Miss Blanche Kidder. one Of the accom-
Danists AZ the concert Friday evening. and
her mother, Mrs. Ella Kidder Of Plain
field, were the guests OF Mrs. Ellen
blanchard during their stay in town.
X. L. Hindley, campaign manager for
Hon. p. W. Clement OF Rutland, was
in Randolph last Thursday looking after
the interests OF his chief, whom 3is OF our
citizens petitioned TO be an independent
candidate for governor.
Elmer Tilson has gone 10 Boston to see
his father, L. q. Tilson, and also intends
TO take a trip TO New York before his re-
turn. II is hoped the change VIII benefit
the Young mans health, which bas been
far from robust for some time.
Alexander Tatro, %, and his bride OF
Hartford, Conn. arrived the 7th on their
wedding trip and viii remain until the
first OF July with the groom's grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Iatro, sr.
The young man, who lived in Randolph
a. a boy, follows the trade OF carpenter IN
Hartford. TO which place his parents re-
moved some years ago.
Jennie MAY, youngest daughter OF /, u.
Williams, IS to b. married Wednesday
evening. June 20, in New Haven. Conn,
to John II. Thesis OF that city. The we'd
ding will take place at he future home OF
the Young couple at e Thompson street,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Williams will go 10 New
Haven in a few days TO put the new house,
hold in readiness for the event.
Mr.. Mangel. from the Hutehins- Notey
organ company in Boston, began Friday
the work OF removing the pipe organ from
the White church to replace II with the
better instrument in the Brick church.
a. the latter edifiee is to be torn down 10
,,sel-e Vyav for the new Music hail and Par
in house. II is hoped to have the BRICK
church organ set up in the White chureh
ho,,t Ia members OF Randolph Lodge,
/ ID ID r.. marched TO Southview cene-
tery Sunday afternoon under the leader
shin of Marshal NJ. b. Rumril ana helu
memorial service for the decea ed breth-
rem Of the organization. Noble uranu -
:. Booth and Chaplain A. \. Hayes con-
Quoted the service, for which music was
furnished by male quartet. composed OF
nr. w, NJ. Kelly, Or. A. G. Bailey, Arthur
Vaughan and A. II. Beedle. Ihitteeh
graves OF Odd Fellows and their wives
were decorated. ,.,a
Hon, James Hutchinson was electeu
nresident of the Woman's Suffrage asso-
citation at the Z2nd ANIMAL meeting IN
Brattleboro the 7th INST. MI iu. .-n.sr,
Miss laura Moore Of Barnet, the secretary
~ the association. and Rev. verdi NJ
Mack OF Gaysyille were APPOINTED q
sncc,al committee TO secure for the ladies'
N nossible. the right to vote at the next
nresidential election. The work lald cur
tor mis- committee and the space OF time
allotted for its accomplishment make the
"if possible particularly saving ciause'
A small herd OF deer seem to have 10
Gated in Mari-Castle park rom WhenV s.
thew stroll down TO make early norn.Its
visits to outlying gardens. Usuaily no'n y,
mo IL seen OF them but fresh tracks ~
No soft soil. but Saturday morning TWO
e-vear-old members of the hero naue
their way to a piece Of land back OF ho u
MN. n Dubois house, where John ~;
ANGEL was at work and lowered aroun9
IN q most sociable manner until ne hau
nearly finished his task. When ready 70
leave thew went over the fence without
ssopping to climb it and returned 10 'he
hill.
Charles Thurston was found lying un,
conscious in cinder driveway PACK on
i. Kellev's house about O'Clock
saturday morning with the lett sue u ~
tsce scratched and bleeding and ms r,gn'
arm and limb bruised and almost heIpitss'
After little time he was able, win ass ISL
a ,,c to walk into the house and soon RAJ
lied completely. 1t seems that MI ! n Ll.ll.
Else Else n. and ii is supposed that the amman
=, q nIevful mood must have come against ~
Tim Some way with sufficient force 70
throw him down. Having pulie1 o, n@as'
ne .t,sJ \ ,rse moved of back Of Mr. Kelley :,
W Nh il was quietly standing when search
was made for II.