Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-07-29

Sunday. Mrs. davenport was IN Nortn-
field again Tuesday.
Mrs. E. N Rising, state president Of !
the WomaDis Relief corps, is in Barre
today to confer with her department in
spector, Mrs. Ella Roberts.
Mrs. W. Il. Rennelson OF Montclair,
n. j., sister OF Mrs. r. ]. Kimball, and
their niece, Miss Gwendolyn Morse. Of
New York are the guests at Montague
Place.
The summer boarders at the farm Of
George H. Temple at present are 5. II.
Woodcock and Mrs. l. Eastwood Of Paw
tucket, r. l., and Mrs. James Cook of
Providence.
Mrs. Bertha Burridge has about 20
children in her kindergarten at Bethany !
Parish house, and the little folks appear
to find the beginning Of learning exceed
ingly pleasant.
Mrs. John vanHofften Of Providence is
at the Inn with her husband, who is the
forestry expert in charge this summer Of
the Champlain Realty company's pine
tree nursery on Park street hill.
Measuring reports have been received
from Burlington concerning the condi-
ton OF Mr.. John W. Burt, who rallied
from q recent severe attack at the Spar
hawk sanitArium and seems to be improv-
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Briggs OF North
/ field Falls stopped at Fred Bryant's Tues
day on their way to Bethel and will re-
turn today to spend the rest OF the week
with Mrs. Bryant, who is Mr.. Briggs
aunt.
Harry Hanson Of Dighton, Mass, ar
rived last Thursday and was at H. B.
Howard's until Saturday. He took his
departure then to WiIliamstown and
started homeward Tuesday by way Of
Montpelier.
Mrs. Jane Nichols of Waterbury was
with her cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. 2. L
4 Hills, Tuesday and Wednesday. Mr..
Hills, who was in very poor health all
through the winter and spring, is gain
ing steadily this summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Jones and
daughter returned to North Sanbornton,
N. H., yesterday after having spent q
week with their uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. A. Jones, whose daughter,
Ruth, went home with them.
Mrs. E. R. Draper has decided to retire
from the millinery business, in which she
does not feel able to continue on account
Of her health, that has been much inn
paired since the carriage accident in
which she was injured some weeks ago.
Fred L Dudley of Manchester, \. f.,
came last Thursday to be street commits
sioner for this village and superintendent
OF the water and sewer systems. He will
have his office with H. w. Mcintyre in
! the Mcintyre block and will live in the
William Booth house on Highland
avenue.
E. T. sault, who is suffering from a
; liver trouble, was much worse Tuesday
morning but soon found relief and yester-
! day was very comfortable. His SON, Will
liam Sault Of Lynn, Mass, has been with
him nearly . week and yesterday broth
: er, Joseph sault OF AthoI, Mass, and q
daughter-in-law, Mrs. 2. l.. sault OF Som
d erville, Mass, came to see him.
: Some changes are to be made in the
. high school building according to plans
. drawn by architect Charles CrandalI Of
Burlington and bids for the work are
' now being received by the school board.
/ A third assistant in the high school thf
I coming year necessitates another recita-
e tion room on the second door, and it is
e proposed to take out the present winding
: stairway and put straight fight down be
tween the two doors OF the main room.
The east side partition OF the main
room will then be extended across the
corridor, making a new recitation room,
!. %. 10 1913. Il will be ct the front Of
> the building, will open into the upper
corridor and will be connected with tbs
heating and ventilating system.
Doris, the little daughter OF Mr.. and
n Mrs. c. ]. Stockwell, had a narrow es
:, cape Monday. She was playing in ten
: near the house when her mother and two
e nieces, Misses Susie and Emily Stockwel
OF Rochester, who were about to driv'
out, stopped in front Of the tent. Dori
, ran to catch hold OF the back of the wag
on and as she did so, the horse startes
suddenly and she was thrown between
the wagon body and one wheel, which
passed over the right side Of her head ans
:, shoulder. Not bone was broken but be
= face was badly marred and scratched an'
J, the track Of the wheel was plainly visibl
- in her flesh. The fact that she lay Oh
the soft grass ground probably save,
= her from serious, If not fatal, injury.
Ig Specisl Announcements.
E There will be q regular meeting of th
" 0. E. s. at O'Clock Thursday evening
8; Aug. 8, and q full attendance is desired q
r there is work to be done.
20 A special meeting of the Kings Daugh
noon with Mrs. ]. ID. Mitchell, and
good attendance is desired.
The Braintree club Of Randolph wi
at have a basket picnic in Mari-Castle par
IN Wednesday, Aug. 4, and members Of tn