Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-06-03

The tourist in a cot and skin him whole,
He'd feel his gentle treatment disgrace
ID. d. Howe was in Warren yesterday
on business.
Mrs. L ID. seaver and two children of
Roxbury, Mass, are at 7. J. Adams.
Miss Edith Marcott has been with her
sister, Mrs. Don Moore, in Sharon since
Tuesday.
H. Callahan took the third degree of
the Knights Of Columbus in st. Johns
bury Monday night.
Mrs. c. F. Moulton was in Burlington
yesterday with the family OF her son,
Sherman R. Moulton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hudson Bailey OF South
Pasadena, CAL, left here yesterday for
short stay in Rochester.
Miss Harriet Leach left the sanatorium
Monday and went to Walter Chamber
lain's in Gilead to stay for awhile.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Sargent are enter
tanning Mrs. Sargent's brother and his
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. l. W. Fuller of Rut-
land.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Merritt Of Chelsea,
Mass, who hsd been with Mrs NJ. NJ.
Torrey for two weeks, left for Mort hfieid
yesterday.
Mrs. Moses spaulding returned satur-
day from a weeks absence in st. Albans
with the family OF her son, Frank
spaulding.
Mrs. F. P. BeIknap OF Springfield,
Mass, is visiting her relatives in this vi
cinity and is at present the guest OF Mrs.
II. w. Fits.
Mrs. Irving Chadwick, who had been
in Swanton to see her mother, stopped at
silas Chadwick's Tuesday night on her
way back to Boston.
Elmer Tilson has gone to Boston to
consult a specialist in nerve disorders
and to take q course in physical culture
at the Young Mems Christian Union.
Miss Josephine Emery, who has been
in the government employ in Washington,
d. c., for some time, is with Mr.. and
Mrs. Alonzo Emery, arriving yesterday.
Charles E. Lewis, with his wife and
three sons, drove from Lebanon, n. H.,
in his Overland auto Sunday and made a
short call on his nephew, Louis A. At
wood.
H. A. Harper, who lately sold bis place
ON the Rochester road to George Lane for
$500, will give possession about the 18th
and go to Brookfeld, Mass, where he
has bought house and proposes to To-
cate.
I Mr.. and Mrs. l. D. Rhodes started this
+ morning ON a carriage trip to Hancock,
4 where they have a daughter, Mrs. w. f..
( Goodyear; thence to Lincoln, where their
son. L W. Rhodes, is living, and on to
/ Warren.
The president Of the State Rebekah as
4 sembly has appointed Mrs. c. 5. Booth
deputy for this district, No. 4; while o.
/ X. Greene has received the appointment
/ of district deputy from the Grand lodge
of Odd Fellows.
The Old Folks ball given by the Re-
bekahs in Grange hall Monday night was
more of pleasant affair than a profitable
venture. The Music Hall orchestra
played for the dancing. in which about
is couples participated.
While Lorne Elwyn was playing in
Burlington just before his arrest for COM
hitting a breach of the copyright law in
presenting ''The Christian" he was mar.
ried to his leading lady, Gladys Grey,
formerly of Middlebury, and became hei
second husband.
MI. anu MIS- IldEOlu LCEhAHc
whose wedding trip took them to Will
louRhby lake and st. Johnsbury, reached
Randolph Tuesday and are spending I
N few days with the brides parents, Rev
VI and Mrs. Joseph Hamilton, before going
! to their home in Woodstock.
High Sheriff Hammond 7. Baldwin o
Wells River was in Randolph and Brain
tree yesterday to subpoena these wit
nesses to appear before the grand jury il
Chelsea today:-Joseph Tilson, g. !
Ford, Eugene Button, James Stone
Braintree; Fred Williams, Ralph Dunn
Win Bent, Tom Spooner and Jackson
Vail, Randolph.
The Green Mountain band looked a
well as it played Monday in the bran'
new uniforms worn for the first time a
the Bethel Memorial celebration. Th
dark blue, braided suits are trim AM
natty and are completed by military cap
with gold cord and a decoration of
wreath and Tyre in front. The uniforms
costing s204. 80, we're made by Henderson
& Ames of Kalamazoo, Mich, and wer
not received in time to be worn at tn
celebration here Saturday.
A. c. Templeton, agent of the d. a
Perry Real Estate firm of Barre, has negC
: tiated transfer Of property between Mrs
B. NJ. Smith and Eugene Marshall where
BY the latter exchanges the II. W. Fit
farm in Braintree for Mrs. Smiths mes
market on Merchants Row and $1,000
, boot. Mr.. Marshall has already take
possession of the market, which his exps
, rience in business ought to make q goo
investment. Mr.. and Mrs. Smith inten
to dispose of the farm and will not NOV
from this village at present.
Twenty-seven tickets were sold at th
T station yesterday morning for the frs
excursion OF the season to MissisquC
! park, Highgate Springs. Among thos
going were ]. B. Eldredge, Mr.. and Mr.
E.F Emerson, Mr.. and Mrs. l. 1
Rhodes, w. P. Fisk, Miss Almira Fisk
? Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Roppe and daughtel
{ Grace; Gerald Rope, Howard Marti
: and Mrs. Mary Haskins. e. z. Brook
Z Mrs. B. E. Nickerson and daughtel
Marion, Mrs. L. L. Dickerman and SOL
Kenneth. went only as far as Burlington
The Green Mountain band is to give a
: up-to-date minstrel show in Chandl'
! Music hall Thursday evening, June i
e under the direction of DeForrest Wes