Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-07-18

Mrs. George Rand OF Barre spent satur-
day al Peter Jerd's.
c. A. Plumley, Esq, OF Northiield was
about town Tuesday.
George Dean OF Boston Is staying with
his brother, A. E. Dean, for awhile.
Miss Emma Young OF Boston came Sat-
urday 10 visit at the Wiswall cottage.
Camp Randolph, Highgate Springs,
viii open next week somewhere around
the 25th.
Miss Stella Morse returned Sunday
from a three days visit among relatives
on Hebard hill.
Miss Jessie Pearson Of Montpelier was
entertained from Saturday to Tuesday by
her sister, Mrs c. II. ingalls,.
Miss Sara Chedel and her grandmother,
Madam Sarah Chedel of Franklin Falls,
\. H., have been in Woodstock since the
10Th.
Mrs Harry S. Clark of Danvers, Mass,
has preceded her husband to Randolph,
where the latter is to take his vacation
shortly.
w. w. McKellep OF Newport, n. H.,
and Mr.. Whitney of Athol, Mass, two
lumber dealers, were at William Booths
the 18th.
Mrs. Edgar Williams OF Hartford,
Conn, who had been visiting her
mother, Mrs. Ellen Young, went to Barre
yesterday.
Albert. the inflnt son OF Rev. and Mrs.
Fraser Metzger, has been very i'll since
Sunday from Inflammation of the stomach
and bowels.
Mrs. V. ID. Hills OF Duxbury is making
series OF visits to her cousins in the
families of z. A.. Hills, ID. Hale Flint and
L. 3. Johnson.
Mrs. Mamie (Whitney) Pratt and her
niece, Adelaide Pratt, are passing cou-
pie Of weeks in Burlington with the
formers mother-in-law, Mrs. John Pratt,
Sr.
w. P. Young, who had been at the
home of his daughter, Mrs. Fred Wright,
in South Royalton some time, came back
Wednesday, accompanied by Mrs. Wright
and her children.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. 0. Osha are in Royal
ton today to attend the funeral of Mrs.
Osha's sister, Mrs. Frederick Mayo, who
died Monday night, leaving an infant
son, born Saturday morning, and five
other children, ranging in age from Y
to IS. The family seems dou bly, afflicted
as the death of the father occurred only
eight weeks ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Whitcomb, who
successfully eluded their friends the
night OF their marriage the 10th and
made their escape to Northfield, took
their wedding journey to New York via
Burlington and Boston but found the city
SO extremely sultry that they returned to
Randolph Tuesday. They will be here
until Saturday and go then to their fu-
ture home in Barre.
At the Grange meeting Saturday night,
George C. Flint, Arthur NJ. Vaughan
and D. d. Howe were appointed COM
mittee to receive applications from
teachers in the Grange who would like to
attend the summer school to be held at
Woodstock Aug. 5-l7. One teacher will
be sent by the Grange for the purpose OF
creating an interest in agricultural in
struction in our public schools.
Miss Mary Tilson and Miss Fannie
Bass are in Middlesex to stay until Sep
tember, when Miss Bass will enter the
High school for the deaf at Trenton, n.
j., in whose institution Miss Tilson has
long been a teacher. Miss Bass complet-
ed last month a 13 years course in the
school for the deaf at Northampton,
Mass, and was graduated with hon
or, carrying off the first prizes in
wood carving and reading. She has de-
veIoped in her training decided talent
for drawing and is very skillful with her
percu.