Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-06-30

I the Frontenac House, on an island OF the
st. Lawrence, and be employed through
the season.
Mrs. L. II. Ordway, MFR. and Mrs. Ray
Ordway and child and Mrs. Walter
Macy and baby took their departure to
Montpelier Monday from ID. ID. Howe's,
where they had been entertained about a
week.
The Democratic voters OF Randolph are
to hold q caucus in q. A. X. hall ct $50
o'clock tomorrow evening to elect three
delegates and three alternates to the DEM
ocratic state and district conventions in
st. Adams Thursday, July ID.
| Miss Eta Chamberlain, teacher in the
Union school at Montpelier, came yester-
day to be with Mr.. and Mrs. o. 8. Cham
berlain until Saturday, when she will go
to Boston to attend a convention OF the
National Teachers association.
Elmer Tilson and Miss Ethel Thomas
left yesterday to meet Miss Thomas
mother in Lynn, Mass, and be married
today in Boston. Miss Thomas has for
two or three seasons been trimmer in the
millinery shop of Mrs. J. F. TewksbuTy.
Winthrop P. Abbott, superintendent OF
the Rutland Union District schools, has
direction OF the State Summer School for
Vermont teachers to be held in Rutland
from July is to the 29th with corps of
very able instructors and lecturers on
educational subjects.
Mrs. W. A. Jones, who took Miss
Esther Holbrook home to Lancaster, N.
H., fortnight ago, came back Tuesday.
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Love, born the 18th INST, into the family
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Oren Holbrook, who
now have ave daughters and son.
W. c. CARTS Of Milton and Miss 10
Goodyear OF Hancock, a graduate of the
Randolph Normal school in the last class,
were married in Royalton Monday and
began their wedding trip by coming to
this village, in which they we're guests a
couple Of days at the Cottage hotel.
Miss Blonde Seymour, stenographer to
Senator c. 8. Page in Washington, ID. c.,
arrived yesterday from Charlestown, N.
H., we're she had been visiting her moth
err, Mrs. j. M. Seymour. Tomorrow
Miss Seymour will go to Hyde Park to re-
sumo duty for the senator at his summer
quarters.
c. e. Abbott. who wintered at the
home OF his daughter, Mrs. w. II.
Griffin, in Yaldosta, Ca, started north
the Stk OF June and reached Randolph
Tuesday morning. On the way he spent
ten days with his daughter, Miss Edith
Abbott, in New York and visited rela-
tives in Waterbury, Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Church ar
rived yesterday from Greenfield, Mass.
En- route they visited Deerfeld, North
ampton and Mount Tom. The latter is
situated in the beautiful valley OF the
Connecticut and the observatory is 1900
feet above sea level. They also stopped
in BrattIeboro, to see Mr.. and Mrs. F. E.
Wymans
Local politicians in Montpelier yester-
day and today at the Republican district
and state conventions included A. @. Os-
good, A. NJ. Vaughan, L. B. johnson, v.
l. Spear, H. w. Vail, H. NJ. Gaylord, E.
/. Clafiin, Aionzo Emery, c. B. Adams,
c. W. A. Putnam, A. H. Beedle and Haz-
en- Wood. Mrs. Beedle and Mrs. Clafin
are also in Montpelier today.
Ex-Gov. Fletcher d. Proctor and party
from Rutland, bound for the state con-
vention in Montpelier today, motored to
Randolph yesterday and stopped to mend
punctured tire before proceeding to
Roxbury, where Governor Proctor was to
look at a quarry en- route. Two or three
of the party left the auto at this point
and took the afternoon train to Mont
pelier.
The Bennett Moulton company has APP
peared in repertoire at Chandler Music