Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-07-05

Maxton II. Flint OF Chester, Mass, is
staying among relatives in Randolph.
Chief Justice and Mrs. J. W. Rowel
were in Burlington Monday and Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Morton and son oi
Mt. Vernon, n. Y, are at w. w. Nor
toms.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Tatro, 2nd, de-
parted the Bird to Hartford, Conn, after a
month at the Tatro farm.
Mrs. II. NJ. Campbell, son and daughter
of Goffstown, y. H., are the guests oil
Mrs. Campbell's sister, Mrs. NJ. A. Tewks-
bury.
Fred Beedls came from Keene, n. H.,
Saturday and remained over the Fourth
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. II.
Beedle.
William Il. Clark Joined his family at
the Thayer house for a few days this week,
returning to New Haven, Conn, the 4th.
Mr.. and Mrs Guy Spear were in Wind
sor Yesterday at a family reunion held
with Mrs. Spears father, who is pastor OF
the Baptist church in that place.
A. G. osgood, Hayden Gaylord and NJ.
NJ. Wilson started Sunday on a business
trip to Portland, Me-, via Boston, with a
little excursion to the White Mountains.
The Cottage hotel, II. ID. saults home
and NJ. NJ. Wilson's house and office have
been connected with the Randolph Tele-
phone exchange, swelling its number OF
phones to 1916.
Randolph Howland OF Montclair, n. j.,
Is the guest Of his aunt, Mrs. X. j, Kim
ball. at Montague Place. Miss Annie
Kimball, who had been visiting ON Long
Island. Joined her mother and sister at
Montague Place Saturday.
Miss Ruth Smith, who attends school in
West Someryille, Mass, is at home for the
summer vacation. She came Friday with
a friend, Gladys Smith, and her grand
mother, Mrs. j. II. Smith, is expected
from Someryille in day or two.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. b. Copeland have as
their guest, Mrs. Copeland's niece, Miss
Carrie Simpson OF Lawrence, Mass, who
is taking two weeks vacation from her
duties as stenographer OF the Merchants
National bank of that city. Today
another niece is expected for two weeks,
Miss Grace o. Applebee Of Littleton, n. II.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Atwood we're in
Barnard Monday to attend the funeral of
Mr.. Atwood's brother, Charles, whose
death occurred Saturday az the age OF 81
wears. Another brother, w. III. Atwood of
South birmingham, Mass, who was also
at the funeral, accompanied them home
and spent the night here.
The school in the "Old Church" dis
trict, taught by Miss Hazel Rogers, has
closed for the summer. OF Its l3 pupils,
Earl Kidder, Hazel and Harry Tewksbury,
Mildred Spoouer and Carl Bowen had no
marks during the term; Dorothy Spooner,
Gail Brewster no absent marks, and VIII
lie Rix no marks during school member
ship.
Mrs. Cornelia A., wife OF A. w. Kenney,
"a q Nl.a
age OF 73 years. In her youth Mrs. Ken
ney taught among the colored people IN
the South ana, coming to the North dur
ing vacation period, met and married Mr..
Kenney, who was for many years a promi-
nent banker in Royalton. Both bad many
acquaintance in Randolph.
II. j. Corwin Of Lowell, Mass, joined
his vile last Thursday at the home OF her
mother, NJ rs. Sarah Shortt Powers, and the
next day they iourneyed by carriage TO the
Woodstock Inn. They drove back By way
Of Chelsea, and Monday Mr.. Corwin
returned to Lowell, leaving has wife TO
care for her mother, whose fractured hip
is doing as well as could be expected.
Mrs. Ernest Sargent and daughter,
Muriel, who had been passing a little
time in Randolph and Brookield, went to
their home in WOodsville, \. H., Monday,
taking with them Mr.. Sargent's sister,
Miss Eva, OF Brookfield. That nizht Mrs.
Sargent's brother. Bradford Mcintyre,
arrived unexpect edly from Chicago Tor
vacation of uncertain length. He has
lately been located in Pittsburg.
school IN Thayer Brook distric. closed
Friday. June y, with picnic at the o ne
OF the teacher, Mrs. Russell Burrlage.
Games aud swings were enjoyed by ell and
refreshments OF lemonade, cake, ice cream
and fruit were served. The pupils having
nett her absent nor tardy marks were Mary
and Susie Burridge, Elsie Bingham, Annie
and Mildred Howard, and Ruth heller.
Myrtle Burridge, Kenneth Bowen and
Fred Wheeler had no tardy marks. Mary
Burridge missed no word In spelling dur
ing the term.
A four horse team and several single
rigs carried a party OF IS OF 40 from this
village to the A. l.. Bower farm beyond the
Center Tuesday night for the dedication
OF the new barn built to replace the one
that was burned some months ago. About
300 people assembled and bad a merry
dance in the structure which was taste
fully decorated with evergreens for the
occasion. Curtis orchestra furnished the
music, and during the evening refresh
ments Of ice cream, cake and lemonade
were served. The net proceeds Of the al
fair. about $50, were presented to Mr.
Bower.
The Randolph, Braintree and Brook
Held Fish and tame Protective league had
its annual banquet il East Braintree
Wednesday evening Of last week, hen
L60 people were served to trout apiece q
such generous proportions that none OF
the wardens in the assembly felt called
upon 10 produce a four foot rule and over
haul tre contents OF the platters. Vice
President Luke Parish presided over the
feast Hnd called for speeches from those
past masters ia the art of fishy fiction,
. Hon. ~ J. spear, Or. +. o. blanchard. n.
4 M. Vail. ID. d. Howe and g. VI. Flagg,
+ " no sustained their we'll known reputa-
tions Music added its charm 10 the oc-
casion In the songs Of Mrs. II. j. Adams
F Miss Perham and Mrs. A. Wallace Colt,
{ Aiiss Flossie Terry presiding AZ the organ