Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-07-25

Mrs. f. L. Brooks, her daughter, Mrs.
Dewitt Webb, and baby, Wanda, have
gone TO Queen City park for brief So
iourn.
Mrs. Bertha Burridge came back Satur-
day from a weeks visit to the family OF
her brother, DIR. II. II, Hayward, in Tun-
bridge.
Mrs. Fred l.. Dudley was called to
( Grantham, n. H., Friday by the illness
of her mother, Mrs. spooner, who is now
improving.
Mrs. III. A. Leonard and Master Law
renee will leave this afternoon TO make
series Of visits in Northfield, Jericho and
Burlington.
Mrs. ID. G.. West left this morning for
Boston and Old Orchard Beach, and will
be followed Saturday by her sister, Mrs.
Ida Sumner.
Irwin Chadwick OF Boston, chief night
dispatcher on the line from Boston TO
Portland, is in town with Mrs. Chadwick
on a vacation.
Miss Blanche sparhawk is home from
six weeks visiting tour in Chicopee, Dan
vers, Holyoke, Boston, Medford and
Newtonville, Mass. s
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Z. Wood of New
/ tonville, Mass, are being entertained by
I Miss Mertie Wood, who will accompany
/ them later to the beach.
! Mrs. A. B. Manchester started yester-
day for Portland, Me-, where she expect
1 ed to spend a month with her son. Henry
/ Manchester, and family.
Miss Bessie Lewis, who was graduated
from the University of Vermont in June,
is to be principal of the high school in
4 Lyndon the coming year. r
Regular convocation OF Whitney chap
ter, No. 5, R. A. NJ, will be held in Ma
sonic hall Monday evening, July 29, with
work ON the NJ. NJ. NJ. degree.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Dudley have been
summoned to Barton Landing by the
death of Mr.. Dudley's sister, Mrs. Dian
tina McKowan, who passed away Tues
day.
DR.. and Mrs. S. n. Gould opened their
cottage at Queen City park yesterday, to
which resort they were accompanied by
Mrs. Cynthia Hubbard and Miss Alma
Vradenburg.
Mrs. ]. L. Treat and daughter, Miss
} Anna, are expected today from New
Haven, Conn, to join Mrs. W. r. Clark
and Miss Helen Treat at the E. E..
Brooks house.
Governor Proctor has appointed NJ. NJ.
Wilson member of the board of library
: commissioners to succeed the late Will
liam II. Dubois for the unexpired term
ending Dec. l, 1908.
L.
have had charge lately of Singer sew
ing machine Office in the Cushman block,
are to be transferred the first of August to
= an Office of the company in Burlington.
t Camp Randolph, Highgate Springs,
: will be ready for business Monday with
; Mrs. Ella Wills of East Braintree in
t charge of the boarding house. She will
: be assisted by Miss Jennie Blanchard OF
: East Braintree.
!; Mr.. and Mrs. H. N. Story of philadel-
phia left Idleton cottage Tuesday for
e Bethlehem, n. H., and the same day Mrs.
! A. D. Lamson received Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick G. Story of Philadelphia as
u guests at the cottage.
!, The railroad commission is making its
annual inspection of the Central Vermont
line and was in Randolph yesterday with
General Manager George G. Jones, Super
intendent c. E. Soule and j. NJ. Morri.
son, engineer and superintendent OF
structures.
IS Mrs. r. B. Mcintyre returned Monday
?, from fortnights stay in Springfield
Mass, and the same day her daughter
o Mrs Ernest Sargent, Mr.. Sargent and the
r two children came from Woodsville, n
H., to pass vacation period in Ran
% dolph and Brookfeld.
/, Mrs. A. E. Lane and younger daugh
ter, Laura, are to reach Randolph eithel
= today or tomorrow from Mount Vernon
= N. Y, for the usual summer outing
which the elder daughter, Marjorie, be
gan in June at the home of Mrs. Lanes
- mother, Mrs. j. H. Moulton.
During the month of June, the Cooper
ar alive creamery paid rs cents net pounc
At for 36,171 pounds of butter fat, ant
made 80, 1928 pounds of butter, for whicl
was received S10,230. The cost of max
y ing, including the reserve, was .029, ant
" patrons were paid S9,04275.
Pearl White, one of the carpenters a
10 work on the house of John Hazen in Viii
- der, was putting up portico Friday
when b feet slipped and he fell abou
Id fifteen feet. He landed on beam an,
t. sustained such severe injuries that he wa
obliged to come home Monday.
:. H. W. Mcintyre and 0. j. Marcot
u were in Middlesex Monday and Montpel
Ter Tuesday to examine the electric ligh
is plants of those places, in pursuance o
r, their duties as members of the committe
appointed at the last village meeting t
is consider the subject of municipal lightin
n, and report to the village by the first {
3. August.