Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-06-24

Adams - being entertained by Miss
Edith Howard.
E. H. Nichols, who has been i'll for
over a month with rheumatic fever, is be-
ginning to gain 3 little.
Mrs. Emily Burroughs and Mrs. Glenn
mie Pratt have been at George Lyons in
Mortified since Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. McIntire and Mrs.
Rix Williams Of Bethel visited at DR.. II.
W. Holden's Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. George Dumas has been at the
sanatorium q few days recovering from q
minor operation performed Sunday.
Mrs. F. c. Danforth goes back to Ply
mouth, n. H., today from A. A. Priests,
where she has been staying since Satur-
day.
Mrs. R. c. Smith was in Montpelier
And Barre Monday, and in Burlington
Tuesday. MI. Smith went TO Barre yes
terday.
Mrs. Ernest Mcintosh is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Nellie E. Morse, in Mil
ford, n. n, to which place she went last
Thursday.
A. E. johnson was in Waterbury Tues
day and Wednesday on business, and his
wife n daughter were. in Northied
during the same time.
P. F. McLauriu, who returned Satur-
day from Canada, started yesterday on
another business trip to Boston. New
Haven and New York.
L. H. Rumrill fell during a wrestling
match with some barrels in the store Of
E. w. Tewksbury & Co. Tuesday aud
crushed three fingers OF his left hand.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Ingalls, have been
entertaining this week a cousin and
niece, Mrs. James Washburn OF Walling-
ford and Miss Ellen Norton Of North
field.
Mrs. Luna Proctor of Enfield, n. H.,
spent Monday and Tuesday with her
daug hter, Mrs. Ethel King, who lives
with an uncle, R. n. Waldo, ON the NJ. c.
Rowell farm.
DeForrest West, who managed the
Home Minstrel e-~ertainment for the
Green Mountain band, has gone to Mont
pelier, TO train q troupe Of amateur min
strels in that ely.
Ernest and Leon Fieiders Of Franklin
Falls. n. H., are passing their school va
cation with their grandmother, Mrs. ].
ID. Laport, and their uncle, AnseI Rich
ards, in B%rookfeld.
Misses Icy Manchester, Gertrude Her.
nandez, Ruby Allen, Marjorie Panton
and Abbie AIvord have been participating
in the festivities Of announcement at
Norwich university.
Miss Dora Small game Monday from st.
Johnsbury, where she had been engaged
in millinery work during the spring sea-
son, and has been the guest of Miss
D norfhm Dnnoll exnksl 49, la-nw q. D.
ton today.
A. +. Chamberlin, for 80 years on the
Boston police force, was among the arriv-
ais last night and, in company with Mrs.
Chamberlin, is taking a little outing at
George Wight's near Findley bridge and
at o. W. Brockway's.
Master Nelson Kicker came from Tops
ham Monday to be with his mother, Mrs.
MAY Kicker, at z. T. Salisbury's for g lit
tie while. AIRS. Ricker's sister, Miss
Anna Eastman, returned the same dag
from an absence in Topsham.
Miss Lila Jerd is having a two weeks
vacation from her duties as nurse in the
sanstorium and, with her sisters, Margery
and Jennie, and her brother, Marx, is
passing the greater part of the same with
her father, F. N. Jerd, in Canton, n. Y.
As c. d. Peake was driving some cattle
across q bridge near his house in South
Randolph Tuesday, one side OF the bridge
gave way n nine COWS went down in a
heap. Though badly bruised, none OF
the animals sustained broken bones or Sc
rious injuries.
Mrs. W. F.. Edison and Miss Maude
Johnston have been in Lebanon, N. H.,
for the high school commencement, their
sister, Miss Efa Johnston, being one OF
the graduates. Mrs. Edison spent Mon
day and Tuesday in Lebanon, but Miss
Maude was there from Friday to Wednes-
day.
Rev. DIR. A. L. Cooper and his daughter
have been in Montpelier this week for the
Diamond Jubilee and annual
ment Of the seminary. Yesterday Miss
Cooper read before the Alumni associa-
ton 9 poem written for the occasion by
her sister, Mrs. Emma Cooper Adams OF
Ishpeming, Mich.
The summer schedule Of passenger
trains will go into effect on the Central
Vermont railway Sunday, June %. On
and after that date, the north-bound
morning train will leave this station at
7:22 instead OF 7:40, and the south bound
evening train will be due at s 20 instead
Of 7:15. Both will run daily except Sum
day.
Miss Jane Hapgood came from SPRING
field Monday to spend the summer at the
Randolph House at the Center. She was
accompanied by Mrs. F. d. Forbush of
Detroit, Mich, with whom Miss Hap
good is staying at the Inn in this village
until the arrival of Mr.. Forbush from
Springfield to join his wife and start from
Randolph on their journey westward.
H.. P. Sanford has sold his gristmilI for
$4,000 to Nelson N. Morse of PIainfield,
who wss in town Tuesday, with Mrs.
Morse, and rented the job Williams
house on Summer street, from which NJ.
{. Rowell is about to move. Mr.. Morse
will take possession of the mill the first
Of August, when Mr.. Sanford will retire
from a business with which he has been
connected since 1869. The new proprie-
tor has had 20 years experience in a
gristmill in PlaiDfield.
County Road Commissioner j. B. Wells
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