Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-05-24

parsonage Friday evening brought to-
/ gether q goodly semblage of people, who
had very pleasant time. In each May
basket we're found refreshments for two.
The Sanatorium Aid society will have a
meeting in the White church vestry at 3
O'Clock Saturday afternoon to make ar
engagements for the Carnival OF Nations TO
! be given this summer. good attendance
/ is desired.
/ A social dance will be given in Grange
| hall Wednesday evening, the 30th, for the
members of the Dartmouth ball team who
| play here that day. Good music for the
dance vii be furnished by an orchestra OF
three pieces.
/ Mr. and Mrs Freeland Jewett of Br ook-
| line, Mass, are established at ldleton cot
/ tage for the summer, having selected RAN
dolph as a convenient outing point for
Mr.. Jewett, who is president of the East
ern Tale company with quarries at East
! Granville.
Mrs. Louis FilIion was called to st. Al
bans Saturday by the illness OF her sister,
1 Miss Alice Coulumbe, who is in the city
/ hospital being treated for a slow fever fol-
/ lowing the grip. Another sister, Mrs.
Mary Batiste, also went to st. Adams
! from Claremont, n. II.
A. Scammon's company, which re-
Gently produced "Sidetracked" here is
coming back with an even better attrac-
/ ton, ''The Real Widow Brown Mon
| day, May 2s. This is the strongest pro-
/ duction OF the company and reports are
/ that il sparkles from end TO end.
Special meetings Of Whitney Chapter,
4 No. 5, r. A. NJ, will be held in Masonic
/ hall Monday afternoon and evening, May
/ rs, for the purpose of working all the de-
grees of the chapter. The afternoon ses-
sion will begin at o'clock, and a large
/ attendance Is desired at these meetings.
James Carrigan, who was Obliged TO
give up his place as guard al the prison in
/ Windsor on account OF impaired health, is
recovering at the sanatorium from seri-
Gus operation that he underwent sunday.
/ Mrs. Carrigan, who arrived from Windsor
( last Thursday, has been staying with her
sister, Mrs. Z. l.. Kilburn.
Rev. DR.. A. l.. Cooper, who vent 10
Evanston, ILL.,, the 80 10 attend the semi
annual exercises OF the Garrett Biblical
Institute. Of which he is an alumnus,
reached home Tuesday, having extended
his travels to Glenwood, Ia, where his
eldest daughter, Mrs. Ward, resides. He
was also IN Howell, Mich, 10 see his Sec
ond daughter, Mrs. Adams.
| Joseph Schamp, from Maine, who was
working in the sawmill OF Frank Batch
ellor IN Braintree, was struck Tuesday on
the left side of the face by a board that
] iOCk OUT kut ltll eye hEohe Ant tuttk
/ bone and bone OF the nose, Knocked out
/ two or three teeth and gashed his lips. He
was taken 10 George Cshee's, where his
4 wounds were dressed by Drs. scott and
I Clifford.
Hon. V. l. Spear bought for the Maple
Sugar market Friday in Cambridge over
1908 gallons OF syrup at 40 cents a gallon
for No. and 65 cents for No. ?. j was Of
good quality, only about 10 per cent being
] D ksF l.
I chased the same amount in Underblll.
The market has lately shipped to its Gus
toners Is tons Of sugar That came from
Derby Line.
As f. y. Godfrey was standing on the
postoffice corner Saturday evening, he
I was suddenly seized with a heart attack
aud would have fallen mad some friends
not sprang to his assistance. He was TAX
en- into the Corner drug store and his SON
in-law, DIR. q. w. Scott, quickly sum
moned TO attend him. In less than an
hour, Mr.. Godfrey mad 50 far rallied that
he was carried home and, though weak the
next day, was able to be around.
Mrs. X. NJ. Fowler aud Miss Alettha
( Bailey went TO Springfield yesterday 10 be
present at a district meeting Of the Wom-
ans Home Missionary society OF tae
/ Methodist church. OF which Mrs Fowler
is president. The latter responded to the
greetings, and Miss Bailey, who was a
/ delegate TO the meeting, sang at both the
( afternoon and evening sessions. From
Springfield, Mrs. Fowler goes today to
1 Brockton, Mass. to spend week with her
mother. Mrs. Hadsway.
J Miss Bessie Nav. elder daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. George W. Panton, and Edward
I Kent Jones Of Northfieid were married at
the Baptist parsonage Monday evening by
Rev. samuel KnoNles. The brides par
ents, her sister, Miss Marjorie Panton.
Z Mr.. and Mrs. Leet Blodgett and son,
Z Ralph. Of West Lebanon, y. H., witnessed
the service. Mr.. and Mrs. Jones left at
once on a carriage trip and will soon take
their departure for Alberta in Northwest.
ern Canada. where the groom il 70 engage
| in business as an electrician. The bride
Was very handsomely gowned In blue silk.
trimmed with IS bite lace aud wore blue
Z hat.