Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-08-16

They left "Wednesday morning for WASH
Ihsioh 70 visit Mrs. Aliens brothers. Dan
and Charles Stanley.
Charles Z. Dickinson, who has been al
wants River the past year, has returned HI
Town aha the past few days has been
assisting IN biNby's store. Sir Dickinson
Is TO continue the Edison pb0nograTb
business Ia tins town.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Ware and Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Melendy Of BOSTON are
spending the week At Arson S. Ormsbyis
and Dan i. NJ goon's. Mrs. Ware q a
niece and Mr.. Meieudy a nephew OF Mrs.
Ormsby and Mr. Magoon.
Charles d. BoardWay has finished yyorl,
AZ Barre city and is working for Ordwav.
Holmes a Co., during he absence Of Nh.
Holmes and his clerk, Sir, G0ss. who are
camping at Lake MOrey. Cashier II. ii
Madison IS also with them for a week a
outing az that beautiful summer resort.
Mr.. and AIRS. Charles r. Corwin and
son, Arthur, accOmpa by their cbauf-
leur, A. Williamson, arrived from Boston
last week Thursday in their automobile
and are spending the week with his
brother +. A. C0rwin. Mr.. Corwin1s
touring car Is one OF the best ever driven
in town.
The West Orange County Sunday School
convention was held ct Br0okfeld, Aug
~. The delegates and others from here
who attended were Rev. l.. ~ Moody. Hem
~ and William Burbank, Miss Adah Aus
tin, Supt. Of the West Hin Sunday school.
Mr., ana Mrs. Ii. i. Walker and Mrs. Mel.
lie Davis.
George l.. Bixby and wife Of New York
city, came last week. They are to make
their home al Mr.. BiXbys farm. occupied
by Z. q. Davis on the West hill, known as
the Hira Bixby place Mrs. Bixby has
but recently returned from Scotland
/ where she had been for several months.
/ They are expected to remain in town for
two or three weeks.
Mrs. Hattie NJ. King Of Victor, Col, IS
visiting her mother, Mrs. Moses Sanborn.
/ she Is accompanied By her niece, Miss
/ GENEVA Doyle, 81 Barre city. Mrs. King
I has been in Colorado about two years,
I located IN the rich mining locality 10 and
about Victor. She exhibited some fine
I specimens Of gold as taken from the
mines. Mrs. King returns West about
/ Oct 1st.
Rev. George +. Lake has been camping
al Fairlee lake the past week, accompanied
| by his boys club, the X. o. X. A.
knights Of King Arthur They re-
/ turned Wednesday night and reported
fine time. The boys who went we're Her
! bert Comstock Earl Fuller, Royal Towns
end Everett Spear, LYLE Beekwith, Ned
Hayward, Harold Corwin and John Me-
Collum.
County Clerk II. X. Darling has received
the Withdrawal from the Republican coun-
ty ticket Of Hon. William ii. Nichols as
the Republican candidate for judge Of
probate, Randolph district. The county
committee viii meet today 10 I'll the va
cancy. Mr.. Nichols has served this dis
trict faithfully for nearly thirty years as
Judge OF probate and his many friends re-
gret that his IN health compels him 10
Withdraw from the ticket this year,
AsLewis a. Lucas was returning from
Randolph Sunday afternoon, driving his
pair Of horses, arriving az the bridge this
side Of the George Goodrich turn his on
horse broke through a rotten plank In the
bridge aud was thrown upon his side.
After embarrassing be animal and getting
il up. ho found Que fore leg was grazed
from the foot to the knee and the hind
legs we're also bruised. Luckily neither
his children nor himself were injured, but
received a severe shaking. One harness
was badly broken.
Dustin Boardway, who had his leg
anputated IN the Mary Hitchcock hos
pital at Hanover, ~ H., last spring, has
about fully recovered from the
severe strain upon his nervous and
physical system. Mr.. Boardway and the
family deeply appreciate the kindness OF
friends during his long illness, also the
substantial financial aid that was rem
dered. Mr.. Boardman will soon be
able 10 consider the trial OF cork leg,
and when be is able TO wear that he VIII
be at much better advantage than Tor
many wears with the terribly painful
member which he left at the hospital
solon II. Bean died Aug. 9, in Westgate'
Ia. he was the son Of John and Lura
Iathrop Bean, formerly Of Chelsea being
The Youngest OF seven children, OF Whom
4 now living only Mrs, j. II, Corwin Of
Atbol. Mass. He was married 10 MISS
Amanda Folsom April /, 1856, and moved
~ Wisconsin In November OF the same
wear. and later moved to lows, where ne
had since lived, farming being his chiei
business through life. His grandfather
Rufus Lathrop, was one OF the early SET
Tiers of Chelsea, having settled there IN
$50 when there were only about tive fam
ifies i'm the town. His wife died m March,
1901. He left one married daughter living
In Westgate.