Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-06-20
Randolph.
GEORGIA WHITE, Local Editor.

Mrs. h. L. McCaron Of 81. Albans
was in the village briefly Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Bowles of Berlin
were at l.. @, Tracy's Friday night.
Miss Blanche sparhawk has gone to
Chieopee, Mass, 10 visit Miss Cora Mar
tin.
The Kings Daughters will meet with
Mrs. j. w. Rowell At 3 o'clock Tuesday
afternoon, June 25.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Phillips went 10
Littleton, n. H., last Thursday and
stayed until Monday.
Mrs. Il. T.. Waldo has moved from the
Brooks block to the Seth Flint house, so
called, ON Main street.
Col. and Mrs. A. b. Chandler have ar
rived from Brooklyn, n. ", and opened
Mari-Castle for the summer.
Miss Anna Rattee OF Ludlow, Mass.
has succeeded Miss Lula Rye as clerk in
the store of Barney shapiro,
Miss Olive Sargent OF the Thresher silk
store in Boston is home on vacation ex-
tending to the first of September.
Mrs. c. +. Ward and daughter, Gladys,
of Glenwood, Ia, ere with Mrs. Wards
parents, Rev. DIR. and Mrs, A. L. Cooper.
Mrs. j. +. Mead and family were re-
leased from quarantine Saturday, Master
John having recovered from scarlet fever.
Miss Martha Dunbar OF Fall River,
Mass, who had been spending month
with Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Leeds, went
away the iith.
Prin. T.. G. Ham left Saturday night
for Chicago to complete his three years
course at the Chicago university for the
NJ. A. degree.
Mrs. Myron fuller returned to her
home in Tunbridge Friday much inn
proved in health by two weeks stay at
the ssnatorium.
John Chase came from Boston Friday
and remained over the Massachusetts, hol-
iday of the anniversary OF the battle of
Bunker Hill June IL.
Frank Rope lost half Of the third fin
ger OF his left hand Saturday afternoon
by coming in contact with the ma
chinery at Salisbury Brothers factory.
Rev. and Mrs. George o. Howe are
again at their residence on Prospect
avenue, having come last Thursday from
their winter quarters in Lakeview, n. c.
Miss NJ. p. Moore, who has been
boarding lately at c. f. Griswold's, is
now with Mrs. Clayton Claggett in
Mortified Center for an indefinite So
journ.
Miss Ella Brownell, student in the
high school during the year just closed,
went to her home IN Pomfret Monday,
taking Miss Jessie Chedel with her for
weeks stay.
Mrs. @. $. Bent went to New Haven,
Conn, Saturday to spend two weeks with
her husband and took her eldest son,
VIII, who is to work with his father dur
ing the summer.
Fred Gordon has had the third finger
OF his left hand amputated between the
first and second joints on account OF
caused by an accident
about year ago.
Mrs. +. y. Simmons of Lebanon, N.
H., who had been visiting her sister,
Mrs. w. +. Edison, since the 18th Inst,
was Joined Sunday by Mr.. Simmons and
returned with him the next day.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Vail have gone
to Massena Springs, n. ", to try the
hot sulphur baths OF that place for the
rheumatism with which Mrs. Vail has
been so long and so seriously afflicted.
w. S. S. Buck has rented the tenement
in the Mansion house made vacant by
the death of the owner OF the property,
the late William Bass, and will move
soon from the Cooling place at the
corner of South Pleasant street and Ran
dolph avenue.
Mrs. Steve F. Storrs, former resident
OF Randolph, now living in Burlington,
reached town last Thursday and was the
puest of Mrs. Z. d. Strong over Sunday.
Since leaving here, Mr.. and Mrs. Storrs
have spent many years in the West, at
Fargo, n. ID.
Henry @. Vail is entertaining friend
from New York, Stuart Wightwick,
whom he took to Pomfret Monday
for few days before going to Hanover
for the commencement OF Dartmouth
college. from which Mr.. Wallis brother,
SCION. will be graduated next week.
Rev. Brown <. Smith of Cherryheld,
Me-, preached very acceptable sermon
in the Methodist church SUNDAY aitef'
noon at the service held by the odd rel
lows in memory of their deceased breth,
rem. whose graves, to the number o.
seven. were afterwards decorated IN
Southview cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Brooks are located
in their cottage at Queen City park,
Burlington, and their house on Prospect
avenne is occupied by Mrs. W. H.
Clark and daughter, Lucia, OF New
Haven, Conn, and Mrs. Clark's SISTER,
Miss Helen Treat. The latter, VINO Is
convalescing from serious opera.iol,
left the sanatorium the lfth, the uas "
her sisters arrival.