Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-08-23


Morrison OF Lowell, Mass, are being en-
tertained at B. G.. Goodwin's for a couple
OF weeks.
Mrs. Philip Kelland and the Misses
Kelland OF Brooklyn, y. Y, are the guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Freeland Jewett at Idle
ton cottage.
A. D. Ladeau and family are attending
the Seventh Day Adventists camp meet
ing in Windsor, and Mr.. Ladeau is cook
for the camp.
B. d. Chadwick OF Concord, y. H., has
been in the village on vacation and BUSH
ness trip that will extend TO Williams
town tomorrow.
Miss Laura Powell, who had been with
Mrs. c. 5. Booth a month, and Miss Mary
Capewell, a visitor at Eugene Holman's,
both returned to Boston Tuesday.
Mrs. o. w. Brockway's early spring
chickens are just as toothsome this year as
ever, judging from the sample "Ormn left
at the EDITORS door few days since.
The mucilaginous atmosphere OF dog
days has made the entertainers OF sum
mer visitors thankful that they could at
least shift the responsibility for the
weather.
Robert ]. Nit chel, who has been to
Boston on a combined business and
pleasure trip, spent Sunday in Danvers,
Mass, with DIR. and Mrs. n. ). Clark. who
also entertained another Randolph yaca-
zionist, Miss Stella Watson.
Edwin Patterson, manager OF the Faust
company, is not a stranger in Vermont.
his last trip through the state being with
the McGibeny Family in concert IN the
summer driving tour Of 1894. Faust plays
Bethel, Aug. 25, and Randolph, Aug. 81.
Mrs. e. r. Draper and daughter, Ruth,
started last nHuht frfn fhHnrzdrh
Lakes Champlain and George TO Saratoga
Springs. From there they will 90 to
Albany for a brief visit to Mr.. and Mrs.
Theron Brooks and then on to New York
Miss Maurine Thayer, who was 10 San
Francisco at the time of the earthquake
has been suffering from the nervous effects
Of the shock since her return from the
West, and went yesterday from Camp
Randolph to Burlington to receive special
treatment.
Mrs. Roswell Holbrook went las. Thurs
day TO Montpelier, where she was met By
her daughter, Cora, who had been visiting
IN Roxbury. Their farther itinerary in
cludes Barre and Middlesex, Mrs. Hot
brook having a niece, Mrs. Charles
Leonard, at the latter place.
William Mann appeared at the HERALD
office recently with a coFnstalk II feet
high as one of the amazing results OF his
agricultural labors. Thereupon Editor
l.. h. Johnson went wandering through
the tail timDer Of his garden patch and
cut one to exactly match IT,
Frederick G. Ferry Of Wllamstbwn.
Mass, dean OF Williams college, his sis
tiers, Miss Nellie Ferry Of Saratoga Springs.
y, Y, Miss Mary Ethel Ferry OF Plain
field, y. Y, and friend OF theirs, Miss
Mary NJ Bartlett OF New York. were at
the Inn from Monday to Wednesday.
Rev. and Mrs. Il. A. Greene Of Lowell.
Mass, have been with his brother. o. r.
Greene, since Monday, when they came
from Mortified, where Rev. Mr.. Greene
preached last Sunday in the Universalist
church in which he delivered his first
sermon 80 years ago. They go today to
Bethel.
The Misses Manney have reached Eng
land in their European wanderings and
rode to Warwick, Kenilworth
and Stafford on Avon. Today they are
in Chester, Saturday they will 90 to Mel
rose, Sunday to Edinburgh, Wednesday to
Glasgow and sail from that port the 3lst
for home.
L. r. Ford OF Fox Lake, Wis. and his
brother, j. l.. Ford Of GAINESVILLE, Wis.
have been in town but went to Granville
yesterday with : be intention Of returning
here tomorrow to stay over Sunday and
then proceed to Boston. L. f. Ford is a
brother-in-law Of Mrs. Mary Bass and
Mrs. Emily Greene.
Announcement is made OF the marriage
early in July OF Frank Worthington Hast |
lngs 10 Senorita Emmelina Lopez Zayas Of |
Havana, Cuba, Young lady OF Spanish
French descent. The groom, who Is the /
second son of Mrs Emily Hastings, j. as. |
socHted with his brother in-laW. p T.
in the Regal Boot and shoe
business in Havana, which city has been |
his place of residence for the last five or /
SIX years.
Ed. Boyce of West Brookfield objected |
10 the attentions paid his daughter bv /
Rollo Waldo, and when the young man |
drove home late one night recently with /
he girl, Boyce yanked him out Of the bug /
". II is said other admirers OF Miss /
Boyce we're on hand and that something
IN the way of putting tar on Waldo was I
attempted, but II didn't amount to much. 4
LAST week, on complaint made to states /
attorney Wilson, Boyce appeared before 1
Justice J. B. Wells and paid a fine Of s 4
md costs for assault and battery.
Henry Il. johnson OF East Randolph
md Miss Ella X, elder daughter Of Rev.
md Mrs. E. f. Herrick Of Milton, were
married at the Congregational parsonage
"a Milton Tuesday, the 21st inst. The
bride was for several years special teacher
i drawing I'D the city schools Of BurlinE-
on and last year was instructor IN art for I
be Normal schools Of Randolph ana
Johnson. She Is q talented woman and
las met with much success in the teach I
ng profession. Mr.. and Mrs. johnson
viii be At home in East Randolph after
,ept. -.
Ii is understood that Chandler Music
lall and Bethany parish house viii BE-
constructed by W. :. Teach0ut. who has
lreadiy begun work upon the foundation.
he building viii be Of cement brick
rom the ground up, in rock design 10
be top Of the first story windows and
mooth surface the rest Of the way. The
rick viii be manufactured at the corn /