Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-08-29


uriay 10 Monday by Mr.. Walls sister,
Mrs. T.. ID. Strong. Mr.. Wall Is a mem-
Der Of the governors council and one OF
the state auditors Of New Hampshire.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Thresher and son
brought their outing ON the Lyman
Hutchinson farm To close saturday and
departed 20 Melrose Highlands, Mass.
niece, Miss Esther Hutchinson, who is 10
study music in Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Allen and son and
Mr.. aud Mrs. Frank Howe made up an
automobile party from Canaan, \, H., that
reached town saturday aud, after spend
ing sunday with Mr.. Aliens brother, II.
W, Allen, and family, continued the
journey to Middlebury.
There will be special convocatlon OF
Whitney chapter, No. 8, r. A. NJ, in Ma
sonic hall, Monday, Sept. 2, afternoon
and evening, beginning at 2 O'Clock
sharp, for the purpose of working all the
degrees. A good attendance is desired;
let every r. A. Mason come out.
AT the meeting of the Kings Daughters
with Mrs. j. w. Rowell Tuesday after
noon, Mrs. Flora Flint and Mrs. +. 5.
Tracy were chosen delegates TO the state
convention TO be held in Richmond, Sept.
1919. Their alternates are Mrs. II. b.
Mcintyre and Mrs. J. ID. Mitchell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin b. Weston, who
started from Randolph the 18th inst. on
their wedding trip, reached town again
Saturday. Tuesday, Mr.. Weston went
TO West Derry, n. H., to get the house in
readiness for his wife, who is in the
meantime with her mother, Mrs. Eugene
Ellison.
Julian Grow, John Lamson, Solon
Vail, Misses Mary Webb, Gail and
Genieve Lamson, lea, Catherine and
Flossie Metzger left Camp Randolph,
Highgate Springs, Monday. Miss Webb
stopped at ST. Alhsns and Miss Ida Metz
ger went to New York, where she teaches
in the Herkimer school.
A delightful trip to Mount Mansfield
was taken Wednesday and Thursday Of
last week by party oi zen, composed Of
DIR. and Mrs. II. G. Bsekman; their guest,
Mrs. Calvin Tilden OF Boston; DIR. and
Mrs. Francis Eaton, accompanied by
Miss May Bradish OF Medford, Mass; c.
y. and Mrs. James +. Mccall and their
guest, Miss Theresa Pierce OF Springfield,
Mass.
/ DR.. II C. Tinkhan of Burlington was
called in consultation last Thursday in
the case of Mrs. A. B. Chandler, who has
been in very poor health this year and
has not derived the expected benefit from
summers sojourn at Mari-Castle. Her
] a ..bt Ia
/ dler, sought permanent relief from throat
trouble Saturday by having her tonsils re-
moved.
/ A forest fire was discovered TO be rag
! ing quite furiously Tuesday on ID. T. Dy-
er's land back OF F. b. Thomas Highland
| Place. Some one had evidently set fire to
few old stumps Saturday and the ex-
treme dryness of everything had given
the flames chance to spread to the un-
derbrush, in which they burned over
about an acre. Measures were taken to
check the conflagration before ii assumed
more serious proportions.
! There have been hundred names on
the payroll Of the canning factory during
4 the bean picking season which closed
Monday. The clippers finished their
work Tuesday and five and half tons OF
beans have been shipped by express to
4 Waterbury to be canned. Though in the
village corn has suffered terribly from the
drought, back on the hills splendid
crop has been raised which the factory
!, will begin to can the first Monday in Sep
tember.
Miss Lucinda Dupuis will go to Boston
Monday and return here next Thursday
to start that night for Dickinson, N. D.,
which she expects to reach about the 18th
of September. She will stop en- route al
Minneapolis and jamestown, N. d. Miss
Kate Connolly, who has been substitute
ing for her two months in the office of the
Dickinson Press, will begin her home,
ward journey the 18th proximo. Miss
Dupuis and her sister, Mrs. L. ID. Rix,
were at their old home in Royalton Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. R. Whitelaw have &C.
quired the interest OF Mrs. Whitelaw's
sister, Mrs. E. c. Neff, in the Mcintosh