Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-08-02

Mrs. George r. Jones mas been IN New
port, n. H., since Saturday with her
granddaughter, Miss Bessie Bliss.
George B. Owen OF Des Moines, Ia, is
making his annual visitation to Randolph
and has his headquarters at the Inn.
Mrs. j. NJ. Atwood and randdaughters,
Esther and Josie, are at G. +. Lazelle's IN
White River Junction, going yesterday.
The ladies of the Catholic church will
serve ice cream and cake IN Grange hall
Saturday evening after the band concert.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Trerise have with
them Mrs. Trerise's sister. Mrs. Eugene
Smith and daughter, Lena, OF Brooklyn,
NY.
Miss Efie Dunbar is having a vacation
from the Fits store in Barre and went to
Boston today with her mother, Mrs. Flora
Dunbar.
DIR. and Mrs. II. II. Mcintyre are en-
camped at Silver lake, Barnard, with Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. II. Miller and Gen. and Mrs.
&. p. Miller.
Mrs. Robert Morton and Master John
Randolph of Mt. Vernon, n. y, are at W.
w. Morton's again, returning yesterday
from Huntington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Scrbner and Mr.
and Mrs. Barnes of Hartford, Conn,
arrived yesterday on visit to Mr.. and
Mrs. Adelbert Scribner.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Cass stopped at
Z Il. $. Hatch's Monday night on their way
to Rochester, to which place they were
removing from Mortified.
Edwin Montgomery, wife and daughter
went back to Boston yesterday, Mr.. Mont
gomery's leave Of absence from the city
police force having expired.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. f. Dean will go on the
2 q. A, r. excursion TO Minneapolis next
5 week with Mr.. Deans brother and wife,
Mr.. and Mrs George Dean, Of Boston.
Pr. McLaurin sailed Saturday from
New York for Havana, Cuba, leaving Mrs.
McLaurin to stay the rest of the summer
with her mother and sister in Randolph.
4 j. Bradford Mcintyre ended a months
/ vacation Sunday and started for Chicago
! 10 take position with the Illinois steel
/, company, a firm that he left few months
|, ago for a concern in Pittsburg.
a Clarence Hull has finished work for
Gibbs * Wheeler, llverymen in White
River Junction, and is now assisting the
White River Electric company in setting
I new poles in Bethel.
Mrs. Emily Bowker OF Braintree, Mass,
is at The Manchester, from which Mr.. and
Mrs. J Lodge Eddy and their son. Roger
>. Eddy of Dorchester, Mass, take tn ir
departure today aftel stay dating from
early in June.
Albert Gilbert, who had been in this
vicinity some little time on a vacation
from his work as draughtsman in Chicago,
went to Sharon Sunday and from there
!, will journey through New Hampshire
I and Connecticut.
: Judge VIM. II. Nichols, who was
= stricken with paralysis in the right side
4 Tuesday OF last week, still lies in a par
n tally conscious state, but occasionally
!. exhibits some symptoms of slowly re-
. turning animation.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. A. Pearson were in
Burlington over Sunday TO see their
, nephew, Julius Fuller, former employee
4 in the HERALD office, who is suffering
from tuberculosis and goes soon to The
Adirondack for the benefit of his health.
!. Mrs. II. j. CorwIn, who had been at
her home in Lowell, Mass, for a little
rest, returned Monday to the care OF her
o mother, Mrs. Sarah s. Powers, who is in
4 a feeble state, as the result of fractured
y hip. Saturday Mrs. Corwin will be
d Joined by her husband and they will go
to Chelsea for part of his vacation.
Miss Jennie Wadleigh is taking a two
e weeks vacation from her duties as cashier
in T.. 4. Thomas store and went 10 Bur
lington yesterday to cross the lake today
to Camp Randolph, Highgate Springs. in
the company of Mrs. j. +. Lamson, Miss
Anne Dubois and Miss Mabel Wilson,
who came down from Highgate to enjoy
n the boat ride with her.
Eugene Marshall has settled by the
= payment OF 80 for the damage done to
William Rand's bicycle July by Mr..
n Marshall's horse becoming frightened
and knocking the wheel under the feet
of another horse that nearly trampled it
y TO pieces. The wheel had been left near
the hitching posts and the Marshall
: horse in plugging around managed to
hit it.
I The two-year-old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Sawyer has been critically in
with cholera infantum but this morning
seems little brighter, and it is hoped the
disease has changed for the better. The
: nine mont hs-old sen of Mr.. and Mrs
T. Orville Gale IS recovering from a severe
; attack Of the same trouble of which the
=. youngest child of Charles G. acie has also
had serious touch.
: c. f. Foster Of Boston, district passen-
ger agent Of the Northern Pacific Rail-
n way, was in town yesterday comforting
: with Capt. B. E. Bowman and an
nounced, in reference TO excursion rates
IN force during the national q. A. r.
!, encampmeut at Minneapolis that to All
d points in North Dakota on the a. p Rv.
rate Of one first class fare from St. Paul
: or Minneapolis. plus 50 cents for the
u round trip, would be in effect, also cor
responding reduced rates to points in
b Minnesota. A Grand Army special has
5 been arranged TO leave st. Paul and
/ Minneapolis the evening Of Aug. 18th for
n the Yellowstone National park at a rate
\ OF rs, which includes rail transportation.
a complete tour Of the park and five and
one halt DAYS at the Park associat ion
hotels. Parties interested in these addi-
I. tional trips should apply to B. +. Bow
man, Randolph. No doubt corresponding
D reduced rates will be in force over ali
D other Snes outside Of st. Paul and Mime