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

Adams have been in Montpelier this
week, attending the commencement OF
Montpelier seminary, OF whose gradual
Ing class their brothers, Everett Edison
and Charles Adams, are members.
IL. NJ. Totman has been carrying out
the landscape gardening plans OF Archi-
teet George +. Dow of Ipswich, Mass, for
The shrine OF Joseph Smith at South Roy
alton, and has furnished all the plants
Tor the really beautiful scheme OF horti-
cultural establishment.
The annual banquet OF the Randolph
Rraintree-Brookfield Fish and Game Pro-
teetiye league will be held at East Brain
tree Wednesday evening, June 20. IL. q.
commissioner, Hon. Frank Plumley Of
Northfleld and Others win speak.
Pearl Bradford, his two sons and a
friend, Mr.. Marquand, motored from
Newburyport, Mass, Friday and have
since been trying their machine on the
hills in this vicinity. The senior Brad
ford OF the party is son OF George Brad
ford, who used to live in Randolph.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Leeds left for
by the Triangle club OF Harvard universi-
~ for Glass day. They will remain in
Boston for few days and viii make sew
eral visits elsewhere before returning
home. From Boston, they go to Port
land, Me.
Miss Flossie Howe OF Philadelphia has
been with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ID.
ID. Howe, ON weeks vacation that ex-
pires today. Sunday she received visit
from her cousin, Walter Macy, and his
wife OF Montpelier, and Monday night
hal Miss Eva Dumas of Manchester, n.
H., for guest.
DIR. and Mrs. II. X Hayward and two
children drove from Tunbridge Sunday to
see his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Hay
ward, but soon after their arrival the doc
tor was called back to Tunbridge and left
his family here until he could come after
them the next day. Miss Irma Beach of
Essex Junction is now a guest of the
Hayward family.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lamb drove to
Rochester and Stockbridge early in the
week and this morning started via Barre,
for Whitefield, n. H., where they will
visit cousin, Fred w. Page, cashier OF
the whitefield National bank, and tour
among the White Mountains before re-
turning to Sackett's Harbor, n. Y.
Mrs. Homer White has been the guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Jones in Bur-
lington during the annual convention of
the Episcopal diocese of Vermont, which
opened Monday and closed yesterday
nooa. Meeting her brother, II. A. Cram
ten, one Of the delegates to the conven-
ton, she goes with him to Enosburg
Falls to visit his family a few weeks.
Mrs. f. r. Ingalsbe of Bethlehem, Pa,
is staying with her mother, Mrs. E. F..
Bixby, while Mr.. Ingalsbe is in Michi-
gan, where business has taken him for
he greater part Of the summer. She was
accompanied to Randolph by her sister,
Miss Kathleen Bixby, who had been in
Bethlehem all winter, and on the way
they stopped at Brooklyn, N. Y, and
Springfield.
The Randolph Inn, which, is favor
ite hostelry of the ayeling public under
its present management, has become so
crowded that Landlord Hayward has Sc
cured what was once the Red Mems hall
block adjoining the Inn, and out of them
will make five additional rooms. A door
way cut between the blocks will give ac-
cess from the Inn proper to its new an
mex.
Albert and Miss Isabelle Adams of Post
Mills, cousins of Welby McCollom, were
here Friday night to attend the gradual
| ing exercises of the class of 1907, of which
Mr.. McCollom is member. There were
also present Mrs. HI. NJ. Booth and son,
Herbert, of Bridgeport, Conn.,, relatives OF
James Fullam, another of the graduates,
The last named commencement guests did
not leave until Monday.
At the grange meeting Saturday even.
| ing, June %, the members will respond
to the roll call with some experience that
has benefited them. The question to b
discussed is, Resolved, That credit does {
man more injury than good, E. s .Tewks
bury and John Hutchinson speaking OF
the affirmative side, G. H. Slack ant
e