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


the drug store OF IL. A, Leonard.
Rev. Homer White is spending this
week in Woodstock and Felchyille.
Miss Margie Jerd has gone 10 pomiret
to work at the farm Of Hewitt a Moore
this summer.
Mrs. Emily Burroughs returned Friday
from few days stay with her sister,
Mrs. J. X. Lyon, in Northheld.
Mrs. J. Y. Mead went to Boston Fri
day and this week has been attending the
commencement OF Wellesley college.
Miss Winnie Chandler Of South Acton.
Mass, is In Randolph for the summer
and is staying for the present at c. A.
Blodgett's.
There will be an Ice cream social with
a band concert in Grange hall saturday
evening for the benefit Of the Roman
Catholic society.
A son, Vansel Irving, was born satur-
day to Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Marshall OF
Braintree hill; grandson of Mrs. Henry
Fits OF this village.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Browne OF Seattle, Wash,
reached town last Thursday TO be the
guest OF her sister, Mrs. W. W. sprague,
through the summer.
Miss Hortense Peters OF ST. Johnsbury,
formerly OF Randolph, has entered the
employ Ct Wheeler Brothers, merchants
of White River Junction.
Miss Carrie Draper has finished years
work as teacher In the schools OF Attic
horo, Mass, and is with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. \. NJ. Draper, for the summer
vacation.
A. 5. Lamb and his daughters, Misses
fleda and Edna, Of Manchester, y. H.,
visited their cousins, o. 5. and Miss Eta
Chsmberlin, last week from Thursday to
Saturday.
w. p. Young went TO South Royalton
Friday to be with his daughter, Mrs.
Fred Wright, awhile before breaking M
his home in this village, in which the
death of his wife occurred the 18TH inst.
Miss Hanna Prince has thoroughly re.
covered from the light form of diphthe-
ria which she had while living at the
home OF L. b. johnson, from whose
house the quarantine has been removed
I No other members OF the family were in.
fected with the disease.
Mrs. II. w. Tewksbury has been enter.
tanning her mother and sister, Mrs. A. NJ
Carr and Miss Helen, OF Goffstown, n
H., who came last Thursday and contin
ued their trip Monday TO Montreal ant
Quebec. They win stop here again for 6
few days on their return the 29th.
/ Mrs. p. c. Dodge came from Burling
ton Saturday to join her husband, who i,
now foreman of the Herald office. They
have given up the tenement in Mrs. Ell
/ len Blanchard's house and are 10 occupy
the upper part OF the B. F. Sargent hous'
on South Pleasant street, soon to be va
Gated by Mrs. II. p Riford.
Miss Lucille Wheeler OF White Rive
junction, granddaughter OF Mrs. A. A
Smith and well known in Randolph, wa
( graduated last week from Mount Holyok
college in South Hadley, Mass, who's
commencement exercises were attended
I by her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. ID
Wheeler, and her sister, Mary.
The new pastor of the Baptist church
I Rev. w. S. Bradshaw, and Mrs. Brad
shaw arrived Friday from Chester, Pa.
and are making their headquarters at Al
fred Webster's until their household
goods reach here. Their two daughters
who will attend school in Randolph thi
fall, have gone to a former home at Hunt
ington, o., to await the settlement o
the family in the Baptist parsonage.
The summer time table went into effec
on the Central Vermont railway Sunda,
noon with the following schedule o
passenger trains Night express north
and south, a. M; local passenger north
7:15 a. M; southbound mail, 1922 a. m.
express south, 1:25 p. M; mail north
lass D. M; express north, $50 p. M;
evening train south, $40. The pape
train Sunday morning is now due a
ls:15, and the Sunday evening train
.9:4s.
The many friends of Mrs. Addie +
slack Kasson of West Medford, Mass
formerly OF Randolph, will be pleased I
hear OF her marriage at Alton, n. II
June %, to Mr.. Herbert A. Berry OF Bul
lington, Mass, the popular manager
the T. j. Reed Co. of that city. Rev. /
wv. Cummings of Alton was the officis
ing clergyman, and the marriage too
place at the parsonage. After brief vi
| il to the beautiful lake of Winnipiseogee
Mr.. and Mrs. Berry returned to II
groom's home on Chestnut avenue, Blu
lington, Mass.
Master Lawrence Leonard was ridin
, his wheel Friday evening when just
, the postoffice corner on Merchants Ro
, he met the team driven by Mrs. E.
Salisbury. The horse, before it could
, /, refined to the right, SHE'D towards tt
boy, who was thrown off his bicycle an
: had his left knee and limb bruised by u
wheels of the carriage. The horse P,
9 one foot through the front wheel OF u
. bicycle, removing six spokes, and q
, handlebars were also broken. The la
had more than fair chance of being $
riously injured and was lucky to escal
with only few bruises.