Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-06-16
Randolph.
aroaoIA WHITE. Local Editor.

tleboro Saturday.
= W. G. Emerson is spending three
Il in Littleton, y. II.
Mcintosh is enjoying vacation
lie Thresher families at Melrose
hands, Mass.
and Mrs. George Roberts enter
~ over Sunday Mr.. Roberts parents,
and Mrs. f. II. Roberts, and grand
81 Northheld.
80 Cora Noble is in Boston to spend
NJ with her uncle, DIR. E. c. Noble.
- going 70 New York to live with a
in. Mrs. Jacob Ryerson, and study
SIC.
aud Mrs. J. B. Adams drove to
tford saturday to occupy their cot
~ Fairlee lake for awhile in the hope
The change may benefit Mrs. Adams
th.
Ira r. A. Banfster, her grandchil-
Mabel aud Harold Varney, and
Jennie Cardell OF satsuma Heights,
have gone to Warren for two or
ee weeks.
Hrs. Jennie Nanornam, who had been
M Mary Fletcher hospital in Burling-
for treatment, passed through this
- Monday on tue way to her present
he in Morrisyille.
Mrs. MAY Kicker is having fort
Ms vacation from the Ladies Furn-
mo store in the oConnor block and
/ it'll her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. w.
stman. in Topsham, to which place she
pge Tuesday.
s.rlarence Emery ended his ten days va
ION in town Monday and left for Balti-
~. going first TO Hanover, y. H. TO
bis cousin, Robert Putnam, and from
re- 10 UnionviIle, Conn, where he has
other cousin, Rev. Daniel Putnam.
Airs. q. A. Hills, who had been in Lud-
Il aimee Monday TO visit AN uncle,
k,rv Ward. at the Gill Odd Fellows
Ime. proceeded yesterday to Springfield,
&ass.. 10 remain there some little time
ID her sister, Mrs. Emerson K. Dewey.
Rev. v. NJ. Hardy and his sister, Mrs.
i p. Munson, we're called from Morris
le the srd inst. to attend the funeral Of
LIZ brother, John d. Hardy, ct Farm
Sgton. Me. Last Friday Mrs. Munson
kye family dinner party at her home IN
&orrisyille in honor OF the wedding an
8yersary OF Rev. and Mrs. Hardy, and
knday Mr.. Hardy preached the oaecalau-
HE sermon before the graduating class
Brigham academy, Bakersfield.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Herbert Paige and
Aughter. Grace, who brought the re-
sains OF Mrs. Paige's mother, Mrs. Ar
Ina Morse, from Adrian, Mich, for in
.rment in southview cemetery last
hursday. remained over Sunday at \. w.
lilies aud started the next day on the
burn journey to Adrian. X. 7. Morse
Boston. who came to attend the burial
rgice. was the guest Of Mrs. George /.
bear until Saturday, and a sister OF the
kceased. Mrs. L. j. Paige Of Burlington,
H. also ia town until Saturday.
II. B. Loomis, after having spent two
souths In renewing his acquaintance
lth Randolph and Braintree, started sat
kday night on his return to Marshall
Inn. He was accompanied by Mrs.
klvanus Carpenter OF the Center, who
II gone to visit her sister, Mrs. Ruth
kgelow. at Detroit, Mich. Mr.. Loomis
!. veteran OF the Civil war in which he
kryed a. member OF the Eagle regiment
4 Wisconsin. so named from its mascot,
IN eagle. Old Abe, that the soldiers car
ed TO the war and brought back to the
zntehouse at Madison.
The Randolph firemen propose to have
Fourth OF July celebration in town TINS
bar and. to that end, held meeting sat
|rday evening. at which X. II. Slack, T.
/. Blanchard, A. +. Johnson, Ernest Nc
ntosh, Edwin c. Leneg and b. A. Dur
lee were elected a general committee, ana
Ifessrs. Slack. Blanchard and Durkee
ommittee on entertainments 70 serve as
uch throughout the year. Plans Tor the
fourth embrace grand parade OF floats,
decorated carriages and autos, horrihles
nd other attractive features; athletic
ports, races and 3 ball game at McCall' :
park in the afternoon; fireworks ana 2
BAN in the evening. The general com
nittee has been busy the last few days
aisInr funds to finance the celebration
md has towards $3.50 already raised.
Henry Vail OF New York and his SON
n-law, Col Franklin Billings OF Wood
,tock. motored here last week and took
he formers brother, II. w. Vail, on
rip having for it's object the location o.
he camping SPOT Of the 500 Gaghnewaga
indians on their retreat through Ran
iolph after burning Royalton Oct. 10
1850. The Vail party followed up all the
traditions OF which they had heard and
descendants of the Belknaps
Ind Pembers who suffered from that hed-
skin raid. They also obtained much IN.
formation OF j. c. Green Of East Bethel
md saw the curious relics in his posses
sion. All agreed with w. W. Banister 10
locating the camp about half mile below
East Randolph on the farm now owned
ay George &. Brigham. This j. an ideai
camping place, near a brook and proteet'
ID on the north by q rise OF land. he
mains Of the camp are claimed to have
been found here The Indians appear e
have been travelling familiar ground for
instead OF following up the creek, they
went through a ravine after leaving hoy'
alton and took that course possibly De
cause there were two small forts. one a.
Bethel and one at Barnard, which they
did not care to arouse. It is proposed e
mark the site Of their camp with gran
lite boulder having q bronze tablet suita
bly, inscribed, and the erection OF such
ought TO be an occasion for 81
bathurst OF historical oratory and grand
picnic for the whole country side.