Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-07-01

GEORGIA WHITE. Local Editor.

spending couple OF weeks with her
Drother, f. A. Griswold.
Mrs. Roswell Holhrook returnad r.;
uay rom fortnight's absence in Mont
pelier, Barre and NorthHeld.
Mrs. L. d. Rhodes has been IN Mont
psNer since Monday with her daughter
Mrs <. J. Boyden, and family.
Harry Morton has taken the place Of
Seorge Snow in the telegraph Office and
the latter has gone to Waterbury.
Charles q. Dubois reached the Sanford
iarm Friday, coming from New York
aod left again Sunday night for Boston
Miss Mary Marcott went to Enfield. n
n, Monday for few days rest at the
Marcott cottage on the shore Of Mascoma
lake. ''''a
Miss Clara Belle Smith has Joined her
grandmother, Mrs. j. H. Smith Of West
somerYile, Mass, at the latter's farm in
Alstead, N. H.
Miss Rita Eckles of Brattleboro was en-
tertained over Sunday by Mrs. r. l.. Pass
and her niece, Miss Alma Niles. at the
farm OF John Bass.
Mrs. A. E. Lane OF Mount Vernon
Went to Boston Saturday to inset Mr..
lane ana, after spending Sunday there,
they made the journey to New York by
beat.
DR.. Harry Hubbard. former Randolph
school boy, was in town Friday with his
mother and younger brother of Roches-
ter. Tie doctor is at present a successful
practitioner of medicine in PlaindeId,
N. j.
Miss Mildred Goodwin has gone to the
Sunset Hill House in the White noun
tains, where she has a place for the sum-
| mer with her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Sheldon of Albany, and their
daughter, Olive.
/ Mrs. Luther c. White and daughter
Eleanor, OF Amsden we're in town briefly
Monday and went on to Burlington for
commencement week, it being the goth
anniversary Of Mrs. Whites graduation
from the University of Vermont.
DR.. II. E. Holmes OF Minneapolis was
with his mother, Mrs. NJ. E. Holmes.
over Sunday, stopping here on bis way to
the commencement OF his alma mater
Harvard university, and to that Of Yaie
college, which his sons are attending.
Albert Layine, who lost his right hand
the Sth ult. while operating a saw at the
Morse lumber mill in Bethel Gilead, went
] to New Bedford, Mass, Friday night to
stay with a daughter, Mrs. Hazel Ogden,
until he has more fully recovered from
his injury.
The barber shops and most OF the stores
will be closed all day the 5th inst, which
is T. be the date for secular enjoyment
of the l33d anniversary of the nations
birth. The working world does not pro-
I pose to be cheated out of one Of its gaiest
holidays by the Fourth OF July's incon-
siderately falling on Sunday.
L. II. Rumrill left Monday on weeks
pleasure trip to York Beach, Me-, and
Boston. He reached the latter place
Tuesday in time to enjoy, as a representa-.
tive OF e. w. Tewksbury g. Co., a tour Of
Massachusetts, bay in the boat Governor
Dingley, chartered for the annual-excur-
sion that the Chase q Sanborn coffee COM
pany gives its many agents.
DR.. and Mrs. Robert W. Andrews,
their two children and Miss Weed OF
Poughkeepsie, n. Y, were the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. johnson Saturday.
They we're en- route home from the COM
meDcement of Norwich university, in
which they had a special interest, as the
DOCTORS brother was one OF the gradual
ing class.
Mrs. Minnie Hill moved Monday from
rooms over the Randolph Inn garage in
the J. H. Lamson block on Merchants
Row to the cottage of W. P. Flint on
Park street hill Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Lockwood, who vacated the Flint cottage
a short time ago. are in Medford, Mass,
to stay with Mrs. Lockwood's mother un-
til Mr.. Lockwood shall recover from an
injury that seriously disabled him.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Wilson and Miss
Alice Mcintyre are attending the annual
meeting of the American Library associa-
ton IN session at Breton Woods, N. H.,
from June % to July 3. This meeting
combines pleasure and profit, as Breton
Woods is in the heart of the most beauti-
full portion of the White mountains.
Miss Mcintyre's duties as librarian in the
Kimball Public library are being taken
in her absence by Miss Desier Moulton
and Miss Helen Wedgwood.
Robert J. Murray OF Cambridge, Mass,
and Miss Margaret j. Duffie of Somerville,
Mass, we're married at O'Clock Sunday
evening by Rev. Homer White at the resi-
dence Of Lemuel Richmond on Central
street. Mr.. and Mrs. Murray left on the
evening train to begin their wedding
/ journey by a visit to the groom's relatives
in Fairlee. The bride had been a guest
at Mr.. Richmond's for several days pre-
ceding the wedding.
/ Claude Leonard Locklin OF Mortified
Falls and Miss Eva Lula, only daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Fortin, were unit
ed in marriage at 8 o'clock Saturday
evening at the home OF the BRIDES par
/ ents in the Brooks block. Rev. Joseph
Hamilton was the officiating clergyman
and the only witnesses were the groom's
/ parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Locklin of
\ Mortified Falls; the brides parents, her
brother, Hartley Forth, and Miss Lula
/ Gilman. The bride wore very pretty
/ gown OF light green cloth. The newly
married couple left Sunday night for
/ their future homo at Northheld Falls,
1 ,hara fha 0r0onn ia enOineer at the Davis