Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-07-30

by the serious condition OF his father,
who has long been in failing health.
Miss Helen Treat and her niece, Miss
Lucia Clark, of New Haven, Conn.,, are at
The Manchester for the month OF August.
Mrs. Roy Abbey is at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bingham,
on the Rochester road, convalescing from
q severe illness.
Miss Lucinda Howard is so far con-
valescent from a recent operation for
appendicitis that she was able to leave the
sanatorium Monday.
g. w. Flsgg, j. ID. Laport Mr.. and
and Mrs. E. N. Rising attended the
Washington County Veterans reunion in
Montpelier yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. P. G. Dodge are both vic
Tins of colds and very sore threats that,
in the case of Mrs. Dodge, was preceded
by a season Of humps.
Mrs. Frank Gilman, who has been
working at J. F. Lamson's over year,
underwent an operation for appendicitis
at the sanatorium yesterday.
Miss Josephine Holman OF Springfield,
Mass, is making her headquarters with
her aunt, Mrs. /. d. Williams, while Wis.,
iting among relatives in this vicinity.
Mrs. Harriet Gordon came from st. Al
bans yesterday and is with her son and
his wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Gordon, for
q day or two before going to the Center.
Mrs. William Tracy, younger daughter
OF f. A. Hobart, is seriously i'll at her
home in st. Adams with rheumatic fever,
that has already had nine weeks rum
Agar E. Carleton, who was in RAN
a III, ~ Of
August for Spain after a three months
leave of absence from his post as consular
agent at Almeria.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Spooner and son
of Worcester, Mass, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Wardner and Jason Freeman of East
Roxbury were entertained Tuesday by
Mrs. NJ. o. Boyce.
Rev. e. n. Weber has been in Mon
treal and Quebec since the 21st, the day
before the landing of the Prince of Wales
and his enthusiastic reception in the
walled city OF Canada.
Mrs. Soicn Sulham and daughter of
North Attleboro, Mass, are at c. j..
Whites in Beanville, where they expect to
be Joined by Mr.. Snlhani Monday and ac-
company him to Morrisville.
Arthur Galarneau, who was graduated
from the Randolph High school in June
and had since been staying in town,
departed Monday night to North Bay,
Ontario, the present home Of his family.
Mrs. L. c. Willard of Belyidere, H.,
and her sister, Mrs. ii. A. Leonard, with
the lstter's son, Lawrence, were in Bur
I lington from Friday to Wednesday as the
guests of their brother, F. G. Webster,
Esq.
! Mr.. and Mrs. z. l.. Scott, who were at
j. j. Trerise's Sunday, have gone to
housekeeping in Barre, Mrs. Scott hay
/ ing nearly regained her health after q
critical illness caused by nervous prostra
ton
Rev. w. t. Sprahawk and his sister
Miss Blanche, will give concert in Cabot
tomorrow night TO raise money for cleo
trio lights in the church in which Mr.
sparhawk has been preaching thi,
month.
Miss Nancy Jones is taking month.
vacation from Bell Brothers store and
went to her home in Stock bridge Monday
with her sister, Miss Mary Jones Of
Worcester, Mass, who joined her here
Saturday.
DIR. w. NJ. Kelly is about to move hi.
dental Office from the Lsmson block or
Merchants Row to the rooms over
Tewksbury & Raymond's store formerly
occupied by DR.. II. G. Beekman, and
expects to be settled in his new quarter:
by the first of August.
Mrs. Arthur Trenholme and son,
/ Arthur, Mrs. Jane Spear and Miss Eliza.
beth Hood of ct. Paul, Mimi, Mrs Jud
4 son S. Joslyn OF Rockford, ILL.,, and Mrs.
L % "a H. a. . ~
Inn for few days while renewing theil
acquaintance with the people and scene.
of this vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Lamson have gone
to their cottage at Camp Randolph
Highgate Springs and will be Joined
to day by Mr.. and Mrs. Theron Brook.
and baby of Washington, ID. C., who
reached here yesterday, and by Mis-,
Genieve Lamson. Misses Lucille anc
Marjorie Wheeler OF White River juno
tion also go tc camp today.
Dr.L.A. Russlow was summoned to tn,
south bound express last night to attend
to woman passenger in a Chicago sleep
err, who had shot herself while the trsir
was running between Roxbury and
Braintree. She was being brought Eas
by her husband and sister for the benefi
of her health impaired. by nervous prostra
ton. She had concealed pistol about
her and, going into the closet of the car
fred bullet into her left side at so close
range that her clothing was burned. Sh'
died almost Immediately and the bod,
was carried on to White River Junction
Church Notes.
There will be service in the Old Church
between Bethel and Randolph Sunda,
morning at IL o'clock.
Rev. DIR. A. L. Cooper will hold service
in the Baptist church at Braintree Brancl
at 2:30 O'Clock Sunday afternoon.
Baptis. and Methodist Federate,
Notwithstanding service at 1890 il
Baptist church, Sunday school at noon
Young Peoples society at $50 p. m. anC
evening service at 1880 in the Methods
church.
Christian Science chapel-Service Sun
day at IL a. M; subject, Glove" Ever,
Wednesday evening testimonial meeting
at 1870. The Christian Science reading