Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-06-11
Randolph.
GEORGIA WHITE, Local Editor.


Miss Cora Holbrook has gone to Roch-
ester to be housekeeper for Wardner
Hodgkins for awhile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Towne drove from
Barre to be the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. E.
A. Shattuck over Sunday.
Prof. and Mrs. n. J. WhitehiIi have
left White River Junction for their cot
tage at Caspian lake, Greensboro.
Mrs. F. E. Wyman and son left Satur-
day to join Mr.. Wyman at Brattleboro,
where their future home is to be.
| Miss Shirley Camp primary teacher in
the Rochester school, came to the Church
farm the 9th inst. for little rest.
| Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Tracy reached
home Saturday from three weeks alb
sence in Barre, Williamstown and Berlin.
| Clarence Sault is convaIescing rapidly
from his recent operation for appendicitis
and was able Saturday to leave the sana-
forum.
| Mrs. John Moseley of Mortified ac-
companied Mrs. Ruth Abbott to South
Royalton Saturday on a visit to Mrs. Or
cult Abbott.
] Mr.. and Mrs. S. c. Clark went to Dan
/ vers, Mass, Saturday to spend week or
more with their son and his wife, DIR.
and Mrs. HI. S. Clark.
| Mrs. r. j. Kimball and daughters.
Misses Clara and Annie Eimball of
! Brooklyn will be at Montague Place to-
morrow for the summer.
D. d. Howe, high priest of Whitney
chapter, No. 8. R. A. NJ. has appointed
Mark Hyde, w. c. Emerson and Herbert
Allen masters of the vail.
| Mr.. and Mrs. 1. L. Chadwick, who
came from Boston to attend the funeral of
their brother-in-ldw, Lucius H. Goodhart,
returned to the city Saturday.
Mrs. Parker A. Smith of Jacksonville,
Fla, frequent visitor to this place in
former years, has been with the family of
L. P. Thayer in Essex Junction lately.
Misses Mary and Della Burke of Mont
pelier were the guests of Miss Kate Con-
molly last Thursday night, having
stopped here on their way to Concord, n.
H.
! Mrs. A. Graham, no had been with
| her daughter, Mrs. j. E. Wilcox, week,
went to her home in Lisbon, n. Y, last
Thursday, accompanied by her grand
daughter, Alma Wilcox.
Miss E. S. Fogg has recovered from
/ her recent indisposition that neeessitated
/ a few days treatment at the sanatorium,
and is al present entertaining her sister,
Mrs. F. j. Howe of Chicago, who arrived
i Monday.
Mrs. III. w. Tewksbury, who has been
| in Rutland all winter with her daughter,
/ expects to be in Randolph the 18th to
/ open her house for the summer. Miss
| Tewksbury, who is completing very
/ successful years work as teacher of Eng
/ Iish in the Rutland city school, will join
| her mother about the 18th.
| Mr.. and Mrs. P. A. McLaurin landed
/ in New York from Havana. Cuba, the Sd
/ inst. and reached Randolph Friday night.
Mrs. McLaurin will be here through the
summer with her mother, Mrs. Emily
| Hastings, but her husband. who went
almost Immediately to Clarence, Ontario,
to see his people, will sail for Cuba again
next week and not reioin his wife until
/ fall.
| Prof and Mrs Albert w. Tucker (nee
Amy s. Bradford), who were married at
noon last Thursday in Young's hotel,
| Boston, by Rev. p. 5. Henson, ID. D.,
pastor of fremont Temple, are taking a
wedding tour through the South before
/ going TO Virginia, their future place of
4
ate family friends of the couple witnessed
/ the service, which was followed by a
wedding luncheon.
John C. Sherburne has located in this
village for the practice of law and estab-
Iished himself Monday in the office of the
/ late j. d. Denison in the Edison block.
| Mr.. Sherburne is a son of the late j. G..
/ Sherburne. Sr., of Pomfret. and was grad
uated from the University of Vermont in
the class of 1904. He was the first Yer
| monter to be honored with the Rhodes
/ scholarship and spent three years at Ok
| ford. Returning to his native country
and state. he entered the law office of w.
/ B. c. Stickuey at Bethel to fit himself for
/ the practice of his chosen profession. He
was admitted to the Vermont bar Jan. IA
/ last.
/ The Barre Times pays editorially this
compliment to distinguished citizen OF
Randolph 1.-THE congratulatory resolu-
\ lions adopted by the Orange County Bar
association over the half-century of time
I since Chief Judge Roweu of the Vermont
| supreme court was admitted to the bar of
| the state will receive the applause and
appreciation of the entire state. for Judge
RoweII is held in high esteem as man
and as member of the judiciary. Judge
! RoweIl will have reached his 73d BIRTH
1 day on Tuesday June 81 next, the mile
stone OF an honored and honorable career,
and the state of Vermont hopes that 1t
NAV continue to command his services
| for long time"
The Randolph Woman's Literary club
| held its last regular meeting for this sea-
son with Mrs. c. F. Moutton and Miss
/ Desier Moulton on Saturday. Twenty
/ three members and seven guests were
present. The subject for the afternoon
was "Wales," and miscellaneous quota
lions were given in response to the roll
call. The secretary's report was read
and approved and it was voted to omit
the ssClub FAREWELL this year. Club
notes were read by Mrs. r. B. Mcintyre;
reading, ga Week in Wales," was CIV