Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-05-03

Miss Maud Emerson arrived last night
from Boston. in which city she had been
spending several weeks.
Mrs. +. F. Bixby has returned from a
months absence in Boston with her
daughter, Mrs. r. X, Ingalsbe.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. b. Fassett entertained
recently a comrade OF Mr.. Fassett iu the
Civil war, j. i. Flanders OF Elkhorn, Wis.
+. c. Evans Of Waterbury has succeeded
his brother. the late +. r. Evans, as sales
man for the UNDERWAY Oil company Of
Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis DIckerman have
with them their daughter, Mrs. Pearl
Rumrill, and baby Of Concord, y. H., who
came Friday.
Miss Esther A. Ely. who has been at
the Inn most OF the time for year or
more, is now in Hartford, Conn, for an
indefinite stay With an uncle.
DR.. and Mrs. II. II. Mcintyre spent sun
day in Burlington, where Mrs. Mcintyre
has since been staying with her daughter,
Mrs. Guy Loudon, and family.
The ice carts have begun TO make their
rounds, McCollom a Estabrooks selling
spring water ice by the hundred, and ID.
I. Dyer pond ice by the season.
Mrs. q. A. Brown accompanied her sis
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from pittsheld Tuesday. and is to remain
with her for an indefinite period
Walter Fisk. engineer for the West
Shore and New York Central railway, is
home on leave Of absence. He is having
hard cold, which has settled in his eyes.
Mrs. Harriet Burnap is here from
Lowell, Macs, TO stay with the children OF
her daughter, Mrs. Ernest Whitney,
while the latter is in Gardner for a weet
o. r. Greene and Charles Written took |
three Jersey cows from Montague place
Monday to Glen Cove, L. l., where Vim. /
Eugene kimball is building summer res |
idence.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cave OF Barre, !
friends OF w. II. Gladcing, were in this
village Saturday looking Tor a chance to
a house with a little land at
tached.
Arthur Vaughan and his brother, Rich !
ard OF the University OF Vermont, went : o /
West Berlin yesterday to finish extensive /
grating and pruning operations in an
orchard there.
Mrs. G.. P. Lamson has gone to Burling- /
ton to attend the wedding Of her cousin. |
Miss Helen Ferguson, who marrles Satur- F..
day Charles Moat, chemist in the state I
laboratory. MIR. LamsOn will 60 to Bur /
lington tomorrow.
At the annual meeting OF the Epworth |
League OF the Methodist church last even
ing, these officers were elected for the /
coming year. President, Miss Lena 4
Rhodes vice presidents, r. II. Slack,
Misses Emroy Matthews, Rosa Cooper and /
Beulah Hayes; secretary, Miss Grace Wy /
man; tres surer, Mrs. Frank Copeland;
organist, Miss Lettie Bailey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Issac Newton left Tuesday
with part OF their household goods for
south Pomfret, which is to be their
future place Of residence. As soon as the
roads are more settled, Mr.. Newton will
return for the rest OF their effects. Mrs.
Martin. Of Williamstown, who had been
assisting in the work Of removal, went
home Tuesday also, with her baby.
Mrs. Minnie l.. Beard, widow OF
Forrest {. Manchester, Esq, died Friday,
Apr. p, in Winchester, Mass, after six
weeks OF painful suffering. She had
reached the age of II years and left one
child, a daughter, Constance, Y years old.
The funeral was held in Winchester
Monday with burial in Wildwood ceme-
terry. Among the relatives present we're
the late Mr.. Manchester's hrot hers. y. A.
and +. F. Manchester, and their wives.
John Brown, living at George Bacon's
in Braintree, attempted to cut his throat
last Thursday while being shaved by
Cyrus Hill. The barber laid his razor
down to put piece OF paper in the stove
and as be turned his back, Mr.. Brown
seized the implement and drew it across
his throat, making a slight cash. Mr.. I
Hill recovered the razor only to have il I
taken again by MIR. Brown, who, however.
was not allowed to retain it long enough .
to injure himself further. The would be .
suicide, who will be "a years old in June,
was adiudged insane and taken 20 the
asylum Saturday.