Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-06-25
Albert Eckert ChandIer Ieft Mari-csrtle

Albert Eckert Chandler left Mari-C Castle
for New York Sunday but expects to be
in Randolph again in the course OF ten
days for q more extended vacation. His
brother, Willis Chandler, is now at Mari
Castle, having arrived from New York
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert T. Morse have
been entertaining Mrs. Laura Wyman
and her brother, Milan Hebard. The
latter's son, Horace, came Tuesday to
take him home to Williamstown and Mrs.
Wyman went back to Barre the same day
after Q months visit here.
Alfred Eaton has sold his farm, known
as the Increase Chamberlain place, to II.
II. Paige, who takes immediate posses
sion Of the land but will not occupy the
house before the first Of September. Mr..
Eaton has no definite location in view
now, but will probably buy or rent q
house in the village when be leaves the
farm.
John Abbott of Winchester, Mass,
was with his family st the Sanford farm
over Sunday, coming Friday with his sis
ter-in-law, Mrs. c. G. Dubois, who had
been in Winchester for a week. Mr.. Du-
Bois has gone to San Francisco on Q
iuOuth DuSlAccs tEAp anu 4DOn lle Ic-
turn will be at the farm for some little
time.
Mrs. Herbert and Miss Harriet wiswall
Of Rox bury, Mass, will be at the Wis
wall cottage next Tuesday for the sum-
mer and will be joined soon after by Miss
Cariotta, who is visiting Miss McGown
in Yarmouth, Me. Richard Wiswali,
who has just taken his first year law
studies at Harvard, is tutoring in fan
caster, Mass.
Miss Mabel Hamilton, teacher Of elocu-
tion in Montpelier seminary, is in Ram
doIph to spend the summer vacation with
her parents. Rev. and Mrs. Joseph Ham
ilton, who are also entertaining this week
their son, Piiny Hamilton, his wife and
three children from Woodstock. Rev.
Mr.. Hamilton attended the Montpelier
District Preachers meeting in White Riv-
er Junction Tuesday.
Sherman Moulton and his brother-in-
law, Marden Platt, of Burlington Joined
Mrs. Moulton Friday at stoneleigh,
where she and her infant SON had been
staying for a month. Monday, Mr..
Moulton and Mr.. Piatt went to Hanover,
y. H., to attend Dartmouth commence
ment and the 10th reunion OF the form
er's class and Tuesday Mr.. Plstt escorted
his sister and her child back to Burling-
ton, while Mr.. Moulton was spending
another day at Dartmouth.
Roy L Smith OF Vallejo, CAL, is East
after three years absence during which
he has been employed in the construction
OF the dry dock at Vallejo for the govern
ment. He arrived Friday and went to
Burlington Sunday, and is to divide his
months vacation between relatives in
Vermont, Massachusetts, and Maine. His
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. X. A. Smith, are
comfortably located in Vallejo, whose
climate has proved beneficial to Mr..
Smiths health.
Frank Palmer, who was injured in
wrestling bout with sherman Godfrey
and taken TO the sanatorium, has sufii-
ciently recovered to leave the institution
and is completing his convalescence at
Mrs. Emma waldo's. At a hearing Mon
day between the selectmen, Overseer of
the Poor A. ii. Beedle and Mr.. Godfrey,
the last named agreed to pay the doctors
bill incurred by Palmer and half of the
s25.27 representing his expense at the
which leaves the town re-
sponsible for the balance aud for Palmer's
present keeping.
DIR. and Mrs. Arthur Bean and daugS-
ter arrived early Tuesday morning from
Brooklyn, n. ", to be present at the
wedding o. Mrs. Beams sister. Miss
Geneva Carpenter, and Leon Webster of
Worcester, Mass, who were married last
night at the home of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Carpenter, in Brook
field. DR.. Bean was in Burlington Tues
day night at the Sigma M fraternity
banquet, L. V. NJ. and this morning
went back to Brooklyn, leaving his wife
and daughter to take their usual sum-
mer's outing in Randolph and Brook
field.
Rev. William S. Spencer, who is con-
nected with a school in Kingston, X. l.,
and is a son of the late Rev. II. A. Spen-
GER of the Vermont Methodist conference.
will read Tennyson's poem, "Enoch
Arden" in the Methodist church at
O'Clock Friday evening. Mr.. Spencer is
a reader OF acknowledged ability and the
story of "Enoch Arden" will gain in
charm through his delivery. Music for
the entertainment will consist OF selec-
tions from Richard Strauss, played by
Harold Huntley, an exceptionally good
pianist, who is now oreanist OF the Meth
odist church in Burlington. Mr.. Hunt
lev VIII also IaNOF tDc duOitnct Win one
Or two selections on the Methodist pipe
organ.
Lawrence A. Kelly, well-known in
through his reportorial connec-
tion with the Argus and Patriot OF Mont
pelier, was married in MarshfieId yester-
day noon to Miss Jessie Emma Huse of
Barre, the wedding taking place at the
residence Of the brides sister, Mrs. II.
w. Bassett. Mr.. and Mrs. Kelly, who
are taking a short wedding tour, are TO
live in Montpelier. The wedding isthe
result of school romance, the couple
having met at Montpelier seminary as
the bride IN the stenography
department and Mr.. Kelly in the academ-
&c department. The bride, following her
course in the seminary. has been toll OPP
srator in the Barre telephone exchange
Tor three years.
n. w. McColiom, having become fnan-
tally embarrassed, has given up his pure
ce business and gone to Boston to seek |
and Mrs. McCollom is also |
in the city with him for q few weeks. |
Their son, weiby, who has been a fresh |
nan at the University OF Vermont the
past year, is working this summer for z.
w. Tewksbury Il Co., and their daugh- /