Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-06-27

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The barber shops will be closed all ds,
the Fourth.
Miss Helen wedgwood Is learning
typesetting at the Herald Office.
Mrs. A. ]. Hunter OF Windsor Is visit
ing her brother, +. A. Shsttuck.
The Order of the Eastern Star will hay,
a meeting at $ o'clock this evening.
A. NJ. Hubbard was at shriners
meeting in Bellows Falls last night.
Mr.. aud Mrs. n. w. McCollom were
Mascoma lake, Enfield, n. H., Sunday
Mrs. Hattie Lamson entertained tn
Brooklyn whist club yesterday afternoon
A majority of the stores In the villag,
viii close July 4 at 10 o'clock in tn,
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ. Oaks spen
Sunday in Northfield with Mr.. and Mrs
s. C. Rich.
Miss +. G.. Morrison and Miss NJ
Burke of New York are guests at Tn,
Manchester.
Miss Carrie Green of Green Cove
Springs, Fla, is the guest of Rev. ant
Mrs. G. o. Howe.
Arthur Galarneau started Tuesday
night for North Bay, Ont, the present
home of his family.
j. r. Hughes Is at the sanatorium
suffering from cold and bronchial
trouble Of the throat.
Mrs. Laura Cushman OF Claremont' n.
H., who had been in this plac, several
weeks, went yesterday to Newport.
Miss Bessie E. Lewis is graduated from
the University OF Vermont and received
yesterday the degree OF bachelor Of phi
losophy.
A. j. Russlow, who sUffered relapse
the 18th inst, has been gaining steadily
lately with prospect of being able to sit
up again soon.
Mrs. S. s. Clark was Frustrated yester-
day by the extreme heat and a resulting
stomach trouble, from which, however,
she quickly rallied.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Dudley have been
9 ltertaining Mrs. Dudley's mother, Mrs.
c. r. Skinner OF Grantham, n. H., who
went away yesterday.
Mrs. Ellen Huntington has left her
winter quarters in Newport and is once
more at her rooms in the B. G. Bass
house on School street.
II. B. Bell, who has been in the vicln-
ity of Chicago since the first OF April,
looking for favorable business opening,
is expected back Saturday.
Mrs. ENERGY Button of Los Angeles,
CAL, paid brief visit to her uncle, B. M.
Huse, Tuesday on her way to Boston
from the northern part Of the state.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Thomas have been
Mrs. Thomas sister, Mrs.
B. w. Wilcox of Waterville, Me-, who ar
rived Saturday and left Tuesday for Mil
ton.
Mrs. A. d. Lamson and her daughter,
Miss Carolyn, of Philadelphia are occu-
pying Idleton cottage again, commencing
heir summers sojourn in Randolph
today.
Miss Cora Martin of Chicopee, Mass, a
former assistant teacher in the Randolph
High school, sailed Tuesday from Hobo
ken, N. j., to take trip abroad this
summer.
Fred Goodwin accompanied Donald
to Caspian lake yesterday and
from there will go to Albany to spend
mes. of the summer with his uncle, Frank
Sheldon.
The regular convocation of Whitney
cbapter, No. 5, r. A. NJ, will be held
in Masonic hall, Monday evening, July /.
There will be work, and good attend
ence is desired.
DR., Il. c. Noble, who was recently
graduated from the medical department
Of McGill university at Montreal, is stay
ing with his mother, Mrs. Fannie Noble,
for the present
Miss Anna Eastman is at Topsham, en-
loving a vacation from her work as nurse
at the Randolph sanatorium, to which her
sister, Mrs. Jennie Crown, returned from
Topsham Tuesday.
Miss Constance Manchester of Leban-
op. N. H., is with her relatives at The
Manchester for seasons outing, having
arrived the oath with Mrs. G. W. Man
chester of Lebanon.
Miss Desier Moulton returned Monday
frem Boston, accompanied BY Miss
Frances Burt OF Washington O., whose
PARENTS, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Burt, will
he at the Burt farm early in july
]. M. Atwood was in White River
yesterday to pay to the estate
of the late Avery G. Wheeler death
claim of q, ,OOs against the Phoenix Life
Insurance company Of Hartford, conn.
Tie ladies of the Relief corps VIII nave
an afternoon social and supper Tuesday
ON the lawn of Mrs. N. c. Buck and Mrs.
Fabien Dupuis, if the weather is pleasant;
II not. the social will be in Edson's hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Douglass OF MOI
risville came Friday and remained over
sunday with their son, G. w. Douglass,
who is gradually regaining his strength
after recent operation for appendicitis.
]. d. Denson and his daughter, MISS
katherine, have been to the commence
went exercises of the University o. YER
mont this week, going to Burlington