Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-07-26

Harold Baldwin, one Of the legal frater-
nifty of Boston, passed Sunday with DR.
and Mrs. C. l.. Stewart on his way to an
outing at Camp Randolph, Highgate
/ Springs. Other recent visitors al Dr.
/ Stewards were Miss Jennie Allen Of West
f Somerville, Mass, and Mrs. Harrington OF
/ North Pomfret, who were on driving
/ tour.
DIR. and Mrs. T.. O. Blanchard will 60 to
I Montpelier today to join DIR. and Mrs,
/ X. l.. Cleayes on a trip 10 the White
/ Mountains in the latter's new touring
car. The party will put up at the new
/ Mt. Washington House and after Witness
4 i1g the Glidden auto contest IN Breton
/ Woods will make tour OF Boston aud
/ the beaches.
I The Woman's Relief Corps, which voted
/ ,25 some years ago for a soldiers monu-
ment fund, still has the sum on hand for
that purpose. Interest in the erection OF
/ a suitable monument to the Randolph
/ soldiers In the Civil war is increasing to
the extent that the matter will doubtless
/ be brought before the next town meeting
/ for consideration and action.
/ The Branch has this season eneroached
considerably upon the bank al the rear Of
/ the houses OF Mrs. X. g. llogg, Mrs.
Flora Flint and the Martin block on Ram
| dolph avenue in spite OF a wall OF brush
and stone four feet high that was put in
I last year at a cost OF 200. The water has
/ been so high that 1t washed over the WALL
wearing away the bank behind IL, and
stone u being gotten out now for another
wall that Will prevent further trouble
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Williams OF Hart
/ ford, Conn, spent Sunday at Henry Pres
/ tons in 6ilead aud then went to North
V nnla here Mrg AfttaauRa kau kssr
mer quarters. Their grandson, Master
Ray Williams, who had been at the City
hotel In Barre, was sent to his a int Mrs.
Ella Smalley, last Thursday on account OF
the illness OF his cousin, Ruth Morse, who
had serious throat trouble that Il was
feared might develop diphtheria. Later
the affection proved 10 be a quinsy sore.
and the little girl is much better.
Andrew j. Oakley and bride OF Phila.
4 delpha came TO the Manchester the 18th
on their wedding trip and went away the
10Th. Their departure was fastened by
the fact that Mr.. Oakley, who il
/ champion pitcher OF the PHILADELPHIA
American team, has to Ill some engage
ments to play in the West. Harold
Borden OF Fall River, Mass, is now spend.
ing month at the House, three OF whose
guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Eddy and son Of
Dorchester, took a trip to Burlington
yesterday, being anxious to see the Queen
city OF Vermont.
Among the arrivals yesterday were Mis-
Maria Merrill, OF Manchester n. H., atA.B
Tewksbury's; Mrs. Brynegar OF san Fran
cisco, guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Freeiand Jew
EFT at ldleton cottage; Mrs. Pease Of New
Britain, Conn, who Joined her parents.
Prof. and Mrs. Sawyer, at Mrs. n. w.
Tewksbury's; Mrs. j. II Smith OF West
Somerville, Mass, who is with her son. r.
II. Smith, and family; Miss Jennie Camp-
bell OF Wallingford, Conn, visiting Miss
Mary ;. Dubois; Rev. @. II. Chambers.
wife and baby OF Eas. Dover, at w. hi
Rand's; Charles Crockef OF Maiden, Mass
at Mrs. Fannie Fullam's.
About sixty Republicans, representing
Randolph, Braintree, Brookiield, Wash
inglon and Nilliamstown, met the Hon.
Fletcher ID. Proctor, the nominee for gov
ernor, at Edson's hall yesterday. Mr..
Proctor was accompanied by +. II. Morse
OF Proctor and II. r. Baldwin, Orange
county member Of the state committee.
The political situation in this part of the
county was thoroughly canva sed and re-
ports OF generally satisfactory nature
rendered. Plans for pushing the campaign
energeticslly we're considered. A Proctor
and Prouty club for Randolph was started
with mum rous sIgners, 70 whom other,
are being added. Mr.. Proctor gave
splendid half hours talk on the issues ana
the urgency OF activity, which was very
heartily received. He met many Randolnb
voters for the first time Ii is likely Sir.
Proctor viii speak at public rally here
next month.