Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-06-13
Randolph.
aEoaoIA wHrrR, Local Editor.

uay ana saturday.
Mrs. q, +, Cushman and her daughter.
Mrs. Francis Eaton, were in Barre saIur-
day.
DIR. +. j. Foster Of Waterbury was en-
tertained by MIR, and Mrs. z. A. Hills
last Thursday night.
Mr.. and Mrs, George MeAllister Of
Montpelier were the guests OF Prin. and
Mrs. +. q. Ham over sunday.
A, NJ. Hubbard and l.. q. Erskine at
tended meeting Of Mount Zion com
mandery in Montpelier Friday night.
Mrs. Msrcella Harlow, who was
called here the 5th inst. by the death Of
brother, w. +. wedgwood, went back to
Woodstock Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. @. Webster and in
FAINT son came from burlington last
Thursday and were entertained at II. A.
Leonard's until Sunday.
Mrs. X. IL. Chamberlin and Mrs. c.
+. Mouiton will be the hostesses OF
the Randolph Woman's Literary club
Saturday afternoon at the home OF Mrs.
Chamberlin.
William Holman, much improved In
health by a months sojourn in Ran
dolph, left Saturday 10 take up duty again
as freight dispatcher for the Boston 4
Maine at Troy, y. Y.
dren and Mr.. and Mrs. IL. p. Sanford
went TO the Sanford farm Saturday for
the summer and will be joined there next
Saturday by the family OF John Abbott
Of Winchester, Mass.
Ernest f. Manchester has invented an
ingenious piece OF mechanism in the
form OF case to hold cigars. BY a
nickel-in-the-slot arrangement, the cigars
are delivered automatically to the pur-
chaser through an opening in the lower
part OF the continuance. The case is TO
be placed in the club room over A. f.
Bass store.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Fowler OF Ludlow
drove from their summer place in Royal
ton last Thursday and stayed With Mrs.
b. T. Lombard until Saturday. They
have been in Royalton about month and
next week are going to Underhill with
the intention OF returning to Ludlow in
another month TO wait for warmer wealth
err before trying farm life in Royalton
again.
Winthrop p. Abbott, for the last
eleven years principal OF the Proctor
High school, has resigned his position
to become supervisor OF schools for Rut-
land, Proctor, Pittsford and Chittenden
at salary OF $500. Mr.. Abbott fitted
for college at the Randolph High school,
was graduated from Dartmouth and en-
tered upon his teaching career as prin-
cipal OF the school at White River
junction, going from that place to Proc
tor. He is now examiner OF teachers for
Rutland county.
Mr.. and Mrs. John J. Stimets were
taken completely by surprise Saturday
evening, when about fifty relatives,
neighbors and friends of the Eastern
Star appeared at the house for the pur-
pose OF duly celebrating the tenth we'd
ding anniversary of the astonished host
and hostess. Hearty congratulations
were extended by the company and IN
the course of the pleasant evening hand
some set of china was presented by ID. ID.
Howe to whose speech Mr.. Stimets aptly
responded. Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Lazelle
were present from White River Junction
and Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Amsden from
Barnard.
Miss Mary C. Tewksbury finished so
successful year as preceptress oil the La
noble Central academy at Hyde Park that
she was honored by a unanimous re-elec-
ton TO the same position at an increased
salary. She has decided, however, not 10
return to the academy the coming year
but to accept position as teacher OF
English in the high school OF Rutland
CITY. preferring that line of work TO the
principalship of the Brandon Hlgh
school. which was also offered her. Miss
Tewksbury and her mother reached Kan
dolnh Friday from their winters solourn
in HYDE Park and have opened their resi-
dence in this village for the summer.
The 27th annual assembly of the Spirit
uaIist campmeeting will open in queen
CITY park July 2s and remain in session
until Sept. 2. Dr.. $. n. Gould OF ran
dolph, vice president OF the ASSOCIATION,
Is in the list of Vermont speakers, among
whom are included A. f. Hubbard OF ~
son Mrs. Abbie Crossett OF waterbury,
Fife /. Chapman of Cambridge and Mrs.
Laura Cummings of Hardwick. Inc
management has also secured W. ).
Colyiile of Boston; the test medium, heV.
F. A. wiggin of Unity church, Boston;
J. Clepg Wright from the West, Rev: =.
F. Austin of Rochester, n. r., ana WI
liam Parfett of Goshen, Ind. Mr.. ool.
vile will be at the camp the hrst week o.
the meeting, Mr.. Parfett and Mr.; Wigt 70
the second week, Mr.. Austin the third
weet and Mr.. Wright the last week.
Prof. F. L. Gibson OF Lyme, n. ~ solle
wears ago teacher of music IN TINS piaee,
;s TO have charge of the music ana WIN
he oss;sted by his wife, who is a soprano