Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-08-19

ing a six weeks course at the Dartmouth /
summer school.
Mrs. Jane Dutton Of Greenfield, Mass,
was among the arrivals last night and is
staying with her sister, Mrs. Ruth ABB
bolt, at Mrs. c. NJ. Howard's.
Donald. the young son of Mr.. and Mrs.
II. L. Cook, had his tonsils and some
adenoids growths in his throat removed
yesterday morning by DR.. F. c. AngelL
Mrs. r. w. McAlIister is entertaining
her sisters, Misses Mabel and Louise Fol-
som OF Waitsfeld. Mr.. McAllister who
is sM working in Waitsneld, was home
ovef Sunday.
Miss Blanche Sparhawk is entertaining
Miss Laura Wiley Of Springfield, Mass,
whose mother, former Randolph girl, is
remembered by the older residents as
Miss Sarah Cobb.
Harry Norman Flint and Miss Alta
Belle Stone, both Of Braintree, were mar
ried yesterday morning by Rev. @. o.
Howe at the residence of the officiating
clergyman on Prospect avenue.
Mrs. Frank Thomas, who bad been the
guest Of her sister, Mrs. X. E. Brooks,
went to Burlington yesterday to start
from that city next Wednesday for
Pomona, CAL, where Mr.. Thomas is now
established in business.
Miss Josephine Holman, after q three
weeks outing here, has gone back to
Springfield, Mass, to make ready to take
q position as food expert in a hospital at
Wilkes-Barre, Pa, Sept. /.
George Sault and his sister-in-law, Mrs.
H. ID. Sault, visited relatives in SPRING
field Monday and Tuesday. Yesterday
/ Mrs. Frank Towle arrived from Clare
mont, n. H., to be the guest OF Mrs.
Sault for q short time.
Arthur F. Adams, manager Of the Clark
& MeMaster music store in the Cushman
block, has sold "StyIe CT Merrill piano to
Miss Hattie Churchill Of Brookheld and
has agreed to furnish a similar piano
for the musical festival in Br0okfeId next
Thursday.
Howard Martin and Mrs. Mary
Roppe) Haskins, who were married in
Montpelier Monday, Aug. 3, By Rev. J..
Edward Wright, have been at the
grcom's home in Lock Haven. N. H.,
since their marriage but are expected in
Randolph soon.
Bass Brothers were a little short OF
meat at their market in Peth yesterday
of James Bingham, after being slaugh-
tered. was inspected by DR.. E. Il. Stearns
and pronounced so diseased with tuber-
culosis as to be unfit for food.
Albert T. Morse had the FIRST two
fingers Of his left hand badly cut on 2
saw at Salisbury Brothers factory
Wednesday noon Is he was removing 3
splinter from the machine. Though the
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thought that they can be saved.
L. @. Tracy has had news that his son,
, +. G. Tracy of Roxbury, had six COWS
killed in East Granville yesterday after
noon by the down express. The Traca
farm in Roxbury extends into East Gran
, willie and the cattle were pastured there
beyond a strip Of woodland bordering tbs
track.
Mrs. d. n. Rice and two children oil
Granville spent last week with Mrs
Rice's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. F
Briggs, on School street. Mr.. Rice cam,
Saturday and took his family home Sun
day. Martin Briggs, who started from
South Pasadena, Cal, three weeks ago
= reached Randolph Friday after q leisurel,
: trip via Seattle and Vancouver.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Rose OF Enosburl
Falls came last night and joined Mr.. ans
J Mrs. l. B. johnson today on the summe
E cutting Of the Vermont Press association
J whose members are the guests OF Theo
9 dore n. Vail At Lyndonville today an
for boat ride on Lake Memphremagol
5 from Newport tomorrow. Mr.. Rose
q one Of the proprietors Of the Enosburi
!. Standard.
y Miss Anita Burt Is at the Burt faru
for little rest, coming yesterday fror
is Burlington, where she left her father, J
? W. Burt, at the Sparhawk sanitarium Il
Il 3 much more comfortable state OF healt
II than be has been for some time. Recon
guests at the Burt farm have been Mis-
:. J. c. vorce Of Harrington, Conn, ther
.e Monday and Tuesday, and Miss Marjori
d Perry OF Burlington, who made her Wis
" Monday.
Mrs. Hattie Lamson gave a surpris
party yesterday afternoon to her niec'
,e Miss MurieI French OF Marlboro, Mass
1e in celebration Of the young lady's mint
Dr. birthday anniversary. Five little guesl
ii were entertained with games and r,
Q. freshed with ice cream and fancy wafer
Or Nine carnations decked the table, ov,
which we're scattered boutonnieres
=, sweet peas, and nine tapers burned o
!. the birthday cake.
at Mrs. Alfred Lamb of Warren, who NJ
be derwent an operation for appendicitis
he the Mary Fletcher hospital in Burlington
IL was brought to Randolph Tuesday /
Mr.. Lamb, and left in the care OF b.
daughter, Mrs. NJ. W. Campbell, to gal
more strength before continuing Il
journey home. = Her youngest daught
A. came with her and she was met by b.
o. son, Lester Lamb, and Miss Mildr,
Heath OF Warren. Beyond extren
fatigue, with which she was prostratl
yesterday, it is thought Mrs. Ian
on suffered no i'll effects from the car ride.
nd Church Notes.
= Christian Science cbapel-Service Su
~ day at IL a. N. subject, "Mind."
III Theme OF the sermon at Bethal
M church next Sunday will be "The Clio
of Righteousness"
~ Band Concert