Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-08-13
spending few days in Burlington anc
Queen City park.


Queen City park.
DR.. q. w. Scott was in Northampton,
Mass, Tuesday, having been called there
by the illness Of his mother, Mrs. NJ. L.
Scott. whom he found suffering from
bronchial pneumonia. He came back
tuesday night, leaving her fairly COM
Portable but in rather serious condition.
Miss Minnie Barbour OF Montpelier
and Miss Charlotte Mason of Taicotvilie,
Conn.,, are spending the week with Mr..
q member of the last graduating class Of
the New England Conservatory of Music,
to which she will return as q tutor next
year.
Recent arrivals in town include Mr..
and Mrs. A. 8. Atwood and Wallace
Trask from Laurel, L. l., At Mrs. Mary
Goldsbury's and Frank Trask's; Judge
c. H. Maxham of Pomfret; Mrs. e. J.
O'Brien of West Somerviile, Mass, at
Mrs. Mary Carr's; Mrs. Aida Slack from
Wallis Mills, N. Y.
Mrs. Samuel w. Dixie and her dsugh-
ter, Miss Elizabeth, OF Auburndale,
Mass, have been the guests Of Mrs. 4.
F. Upham and Mrs. A. B. Tewksbury.
They came from Royalton Tuesday and
Mr. Dixie was once pastor of the CongI
church in Randolph.
H. G. Gilbert, DR.. g. w. Scott and P.
c. Dodge, the Democratic town commit
tee, have arranged for . caucus to beheld
in g. A. r. hall at O'Clock Saturday aft
ernoon, Aug 15., for the purpose Of piac-
| ing in nomination . candidate for town
representative to the next general assem-
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John Thsyer of West BrookfieId is at
the home Of his brother, Leroy Thsyer,
suffering from Bright's disease. He was
more comfortable last night and was
conscious this morning, but he is consid-
cred in q critical condition. He WAS at
the sanatorium for treatment, but left
that institution about three weeks ago.
Julian Grow is having a vacation from
the General Chemical business in Cleve-
land, O., and went to Highgste yesterday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. ID. d. Howe are enter
tanning Mrs. Howe's sister, Mrs. l. II.
Ordway Of Montpelier, whose son and
his wife. Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Odway Of
Concord, N. H., were also at the Howe
residence Sunday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Hood and son re-
turned yesterday from Queen City park,
i
at the Gould cottage since the 6th inst.
Mr.. Hood is Just recovering from q
months illness with jaundice and other
troubles. Miss Leaphy Battles and her
/ mother of Braintree have also been at the
Gould cottage for several days.
Mise NJ. Blanche Sparhawk has entered
the coupon contest for the piano offered
by A. NJ. Hubbard, and third contest
ant for the prize of the $3.50 instrument
il Ruth Mildred, oldest daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Walter K. Stark. Mildred
Mutually was in the field first, and all
have friends sufficiently interested in
their chances to make lively contest.
Miss Margaret Keene, leading lady OF
the Lorne Elwyn company, who was tax
en- i'll here during the week the company
played at Chandler Music hall, was
Obliged, on account of continued poor
health, to leave the troupe when the en-
Ragement ct Barber park, Bellows Falls,
was closed. Miss Franklin. . former
leading lady with Lorne Elwyn, took her
place. The company has been playing
lately in Middlebury.
vi. Spear, d. II. Morse, J. b. Adam
and @. H. Temple of the Republican
town committee met Saturday afternoon
and decided not to hold q caucus but to
allow the candidates for town representa-
tive to file nomination papers. Luke Pa
rish of the Center has already fled pa
pers, and two.other candidates for the
1 place are Dr. A. c. Bailey Of this village
and DR.. H. L. Newell of East Randolph,
all good men and true.
J.H. Kendall, foreman of the Soutc
company while it was located in Ran
dolph and since then in charge OF the
cabinet department of the same concern
in Brattleboro, has taken similar posi-
tion in Pittsheld, N. H. About twenty
of the men who had work under him in
Brattleboro assembled ct his home on
South Main street in that village for Q
farewell social evening before his depar-
ture and, Is Q token Of their esteem, pre-
sented to him handsome purse contain
ing f26.
/ Mrs. Guy Loudon and son of Burling-
ton have been staying several days with
Mrs. Loudon's mother, Mrs. H. n. Mcln-
tyre, at whose residence on Randolph
avenue the daughter entertained at tea
Friday afternoon . party OF former
schoolmates who happened to be in town
together. There were present Mrs. John
r. Spring of Nashua, N. H., Mrs. J. M.
Deehon Of woodsford, Me-, Mrs. David
Bosworth of Bristol, Miss Mary Tewks-