Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-07-18
Randolph.
GEORGIA wHHs, Local Editor.

Rev, @. o. Howe has sold toR A
smith the house that the latter is al pres
ent occupying on South street.
Parker Haywood Daggett and Miss
Esther Jarvis OF Boston arr being enter
tanned by Mr.. and Mrs, Frederick Leeds.
Miss Josephine stimets has gone 10
White River Junction 10 spend the rest Of
The school vacation with her aunt, Mrs.
G. Z, Lazelle.
Miss Mary Morse was at "The Belfryp 1
In Walden last Thursday as the guest Of /
Miss Jennie, younger daughter OF ex-
Gov, c. j, Bell
Dr. Grace Taplin, the elder daughter OF I
Mr.. and Mrs. G, +, Davenport, has ar
rived from Boston 10 take a rest from her
professional duties.
Mrs, Carrie Comstock came home satur-
day from Barre, where she had been nurs-
ing her son, Dana, through a severe at
tack Of erysipelas OF the face.
Mrs. Mary L. Atkins, who had been
called here the Sd inst by the illness Of
her sister-in-law, the late Mrs. A. L.
Cooper, left Friday for her home in
Cabot.
Mrs. j. c. Atkins and son went back TO
Lincoln Friday after having visited Mrs.
Atkins father, Bartholomew Fenton, and
family since the preceding Tuesday,
Mrs. r. W. Hayes and her daughter,
Flora, of South STAFFORD and Mrs. Os-
mond Godfrey OF East Bethel spent last
week al the Church farm with Mrs. Hor-
ace Church and her daughter, Mrs. Hattie
Iadd.
J. w. Burt and his daughter, Miss
Anita, have returned from Orange, y. j.,
and are at the Burt farm with the son,
Arthur Burt, and his family of Washing
ton, d. c. Miss Elise Gardner OF Wash
ington is guest at the farm, arriving
| Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Dlckerman have
gone 10 Keene, n. H., to see their son, A.
w. Dickerman, and 70 Concord, n. H.,
where their daughter, Mrs. Pearl Rum
rill, lives. Mrs. Dickerman will be away
a couple OF weeks, but be. husband will
return sooner.
George A. Pearson, who has been work
ing in Middleboro, Mass, since leaving
| the Herald office the middle OF March, is
now foreman for L. p. Thayer in the
office OF the Essex Publishing company at
Essex Junction, place he held before
coming TO Randolph.
J.F. Hobart began his vacation from
Z the express office in Essex Junction Tues
day and with his wife and daughter is
occupying one of the Thayer cottages at
Camp Randolph, Highgate Springs, for a
week or ten days. \ trip 20 Randolph
7 will follow their stay in camp.
DR.. and Mrs. G.. W. Scott, Mr.. and
Mrs. C. 5. Booth and Mr.. and Mrs. w.
F. Edison took possession Saturday night
OF the NJ. II. Miller cottage at Silver lake,
Barnard, for most enjoyable days out,
ing, in which they were joined the next
morning by Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. w. Camp
bell.
Miss VERNE L. Chamberlin has com
pleted her tenth year as teacher in tn
schools OF Saxonville, Mass, and ha
been promoted from seventh grade worl
b the place Of assistant in the eighth ant
ninth grades. Miss Chamberlin and he
mother are now at their rooms in tn
Morton house on Merchants Row, arriv
ing Saturday.
Miss Lucinda Dupuis arrived saturda.
from Dickinson, n. D., on two months
leave Of absence from the office OF tn
Dickinson Press, in which she has beel
employed nearly year and hall
While she is East, her place in the Pres
, force is being taken by Miss Kate Con
molly, who started for Dickinson the frs
Of the month.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Boyce an
daughter, Laura, who came last wee
from Oshkosh, Wis, to attend the Whit
comb-NIann wedding, left the 18th lns'
for Somerville, n. j., in which place the
have established themselves for the sun
mer in order to be within easy reach
J Mr.. Boyce's business quarters at
Broadway, New York.
Richard Vaughan of Woodstock, recer
honor graduate of the University OF We
mont, has received the appointment
, special agent of the Bureau of Plant II
! dustry in the United States Departmer
, Of Agriculture. Mr.. Vaughan is brotl
] err OF A. NJ Vaughan of Randolph
, through whom he has made many a
J quaintances in this place.
, Mrs. George S. Hutchinson OF Mort
J Bennington paid brief visit to hi
: brother and his wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Lerc
J Rumrill, coming from Montpelier Sunda
: and returning there Monday to care Il
her sister, Mrs. F. c. Davis, who is sufie
{ ing from nervous prostration, followin
y a period of great anxiety while Mr.. Dav
was critically i'll with typhoid fever at IL
A Heaton hospital.
An Italian member of the sewer gar
s appeared at DR.. L. A. Russlow's abol
midnight Sunday, bleeding profuse
from wound ON the left side OF
head. Too much beer, it was allege'
brewed trouble at the shack near the cal
4 ming factory, and one irritated compa
riot threw the other onto lamp SO tn
o temple artery was cut. After II
wound was dressed, inquiries were mat
for the more fortunate participant in Il
scrap, but he, so his friends averred, WI
ubashful'' and was not counting attentie