Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-08-04

Nalescence Friday that has son, Lynn, n
turned to Littleton, N. fl.
Mrs. G. s. Archer, who tripped and feI
in front OF the Messer block, fracturin
her right arm close to the shoulder joint
was able to leave the sanatorium Tuesda
for her rooms in the Scott block.
Miss Anna Eastman drove from Tops
ham sunday to bring Mrs. Fanny Howar,
back from her vacation there, and on be
return Tuesday Miss Eastman took be
nephew, Nelson Kicker, home with her
Rev. and Mrs. j. Wallace Chesbro ans
two sons are camping this month on thu
Zeno Paige farm, now owned by e.. w
Panton, and have had with them Mrs
Chesbro's sister, Miss Efie Jubb, whC
goes home to Adams, Mass, today.
Miss May Howe, the teacher Of grades
2 aud 8, who has been staying with Supt.
and Mrs. H. w. Lewis most of the time
since the close Of school, is now at her
home in brattIeboro for the remainder nj
the vacation period. She started Tuesday,
stopping at Bellows Falls en- route.
The Eaton-Buck-Brad party are again
at the Parker cottages for q two weeks
outing, coming Saturday. Mrs. Addie
Alexander is to have charge Of the cuisine
for the party during it's stay, which fact
is assurance that the astronomical needs,
at least of the E.-B.-B.'s, win be we'll
looked after.
Charles e. Wood has purchased and
taken possession OF the Bernard bungalow
in Camp Caspian. This insures the an
nual coming OF Mr.. and Mrs. Wood to
the lake for their vacation ~period-an ar
rangement quite to the satisfaction OF
the other cottagers. Mr.. Wood has also
purchased the Bemis cottage adjacent for
an Investment.
Albert Dales and Orville Gale Of the
water department Of the Central Vermont
railroad have been in White River June
tion since the strike began, acting as spe-
cial police in guarding the railroad yards
and property. They have encountered no
serious trouble but have seen rather more
exciting phases Of the strike than we're
to be observed at non-junction points.
Mrs. L. d. Rhodes reached home Tues
day from a three weeks trip to Woburn
and Medford, Mass, Exeter and Brent
wood, n. H.. Woburn is the pFesentr esi-
dence of the family OF her daughter, Mrs.
e. J. Boyden. Today Mr.. and Mrs.
Rhodes are attending the Veterans re-
union in Rochester and after it will spend
a week with their son, L. H. Rhodes, in
Lincoln.
Miss Helen Wedgwood is having a va
cation from the Herald office and is spend
ing it with relatives in Manchester, n.
H., to which place she went yesterday in
the company OF Miss Edith Rainey of
Cortland, N. Y, who had been the guest
~ MWa Eunnna q Dad Nfsaa Duf,a-l I
proceeds today to Nantucket, where her
brother, Frederick Rainey, is one Of the
managers Of a summer hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Ryerson and baby
Mrs. Ryerson's mother, Mrs. Ebert
Hunt, and Harry Hudson of Brooklyn,
n. Y, are here to pass a fortnight with
Mrs. Hunts brother, E. /. Clafin, her
lister, Mrs. Q. e. Root, and other friends
n Randolph and Braintree. The party
Monday morning from Brooklyn
n q Crawford car, model 10, and had a
most pleasant trip to this place, which
hey reached Tuesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Williams of Hart
ord, Conn.,, were with Mrs. Williams
Mrs. Ellen Young, over Sunday
nd Monday but are now In Barre for the ]
emainder of Mr.. Williams vacation of :
week. He will go back to Hartford
hen, and his wife will make another visit l
ere. Mrs. Youne's son, George Ray '
1ond, drove from Plainfield Sunday and
lent on the next day to his home in Lud- /
wv. (
Miss Mildred Williams Of Danvers,
Miss Florence Howe of Marlboro,
lass, Miss Ada Nichols of Lynn,lMass., !,
nd 5. M. Hobson Of Providence, X. l., !
nded a three weeks outing at the Church =
lrm Tuesday and departed to their re-
oective homes. Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl
hurch and sons, Alfred and Earl, ar .
we'd yesterday from Philadelphia by auto, :
! which they had been travelling leisure =
since Saturday. j
Miss Mary Barnes OF Scotia seminary, Il
oncord, N. c., is being entertained by i
II. and Mrs. Alfred Eaton. Miss Barnes v
a cousin of Mr.. Eaton, whom she has 8
OF previously seen for AZ years, and her 8
ther, Henry Barnes, was once a resident ;
Randolph. She is a native of Stowe /.
ldshas devoted her life to missionary ed !
work. For Ave years she taught 0
Africa but for the last 81 years has s
zen engaged in the intellectual emanci- ii
OF the black race in the South. q
The big Scotch collie Of Rev. A. C. Gil ii
attacked Rodney H. Slack, a near b
sighbor, the other day and bit him in '
le calf otthe lett leg, puncturing the :
esh and leaving a circular row OF tooth
T~hesanimal is a watch dog and il y
at Mr.. Slack when he was APP I
reaching the house to speak to Mr.. Gil
ore. As the collie is considered unsafe,
II. Gilmore has been requested by the
lectmen not to allow it to run at large b
nmuzzled. The four-year-old son OF
gorge Roberts has also been bitten, the :.
coach dog OF A. NJ. Hubbard hav- q
set its teeth through the little fellows
cheek. The boy, who was playing :
'ound, ran to Mr.. Hubbard's piazza and Z
1T his head down OF the dog as it was {
in a chair and, when it tried to :
mp up and get away, held it and finally
ruck it, according 10 an observer.
hereupon the dog snapped and gave the
lid a wound which, though painful at :
'st, is now healing nicely.
Lake Notes.
Mrs. E. 7. Salisbury is entertaining for !
few days her friend, Miss Minnie Davis,
Norwich.
Mrs. Laura Cushman Of Claremont. n.
81. Is the guest Of prin. and Mrs n