Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-08-18

while Misses Jessie and Marjorie Chede
went to Woodstock, where they remained
until Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Allen and SON Of
Canaan, N. H., have been with the family
OF their brother, R. W. Allen, since Sun
day, but started this morning to make
the journey over the mountain to Middle
bury BY carriage.
Rev. e. E. Herrick OF Milton, who had
come to Randolph to have a little vaca'
tion with his daughters, Mrs. H. 7.
johnson and Mrs. Hale L. Flint, was
called back to Milton Monday to attend
the funeral Of q parishioner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Albee and two
daughters, Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Brown
and daughter, Eleanor, who had been at
the Inn fortnight, took their departure
TO Springfield, Mass, Monday. Another
member Of the party, win Higgins, left
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. vernet Keller and two
children are to arrive from Hatfield,
Mass, tomorrow to make their head
quarters at G. F. Griswold' during an
outing in Randolph. Mrs. Keller is re-
membered here as Mary ThaFer, q niece
of +. A. Griswold.
Prof. William Stuart OF the Bureau OF
Plant Industry, Washington, d. C., and
an expert in potato culture, was here yes
terday to see A. NJ. Vaughan. The lat
ter's brother, Richard E. Vaughan OF
Mount Hermon, Mass, also arrived yee-
terday and leaves again today.
Frank Williams OF New Haven, Conn I,
is spending vacation with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jehiel H. Williams, whose
guest, too, lis Miss Florence Bigford of
Worcester, Mass. The youngest son, Fred
Williams, Was home over Sunday from
Woodstock, where he is employed at the
Ian this season.
Miss Annie Scott is at her rooms in
DIR. L. A. Russlow's house, convalescing
from q very severe operation performed in
the Lowell Mass. General hospital by
two specialists, DR.. McGannon and DR..
Long. She is gradually regaining her
strength and expects to be able to resume
nursing this fall.
Laura, younger daughter Of Mrs. A. e.
Lane OF Mount Vernon, N. Y, was bitten
Saturday by A. g. Osgood's dog while
she was out ct play around the house OF
her grandmother, Mrs. J. H. Moulton.
The dog left two tooth-marks in the scalp
on the left side of the little girls head, as
the result of an unexpected snap.
P. C. Dodge went Saturday to Burling-
ton, where his sister, Mrs. Sadie NJ. Law
son, had been taken seriously i'll, but
found her so much better that she was
able to accompany him to Randolph the
next day to remain here until she Is more
fully recovered. A niece, Miss Marion
Persons of Montpelier, is also at Mr..
Dodge's.
DR.. and Mrs. F. A. Eaton, Miss May
Bradish, Mr.. and Mrs. John Buck Of
Somerville, Mass, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred 7. Bradish of Bellows Falls left
camp at Caspian lake Saturday for the
home OF the Eatons in Randolph. The
next day Mr.. and Mrs. Bradish proceeded
to Bellows Falls, and Mr.. Buck returned
Monday to Somerville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Ryerson and baby,
and Mrs. Elbert Hunt started on their re-
turn to Brooklyn Monday morning in
Crawford car model 10, and expected to
reach their destination Tuesdsy night.
They took with them Orman Terry,
whose vacation in this vicinity was over,
and also Florence Noble, who is living in
Brooklyn with her aunt, Mrs. Hunt, in
order to have the benefit Of better educa-
tional advantages.
The firm Of Adams & Wright, that
bought the meat market belonging to the
estate OF the late E. l.. Marshall the mid
die of March, has dissolved partnership,
f. b. Wright selling out to J. B. Adams,
who will conduct the market alone,
while Mr.. Wright will seek a business
opening elsewh here. Mr. Adams daugh-
ter, Miss Mary, is to be his cashier and
bookkeeper, succeeding Mrs. George Drew,
Jr.
Fred @. Wheeler and Mrs Anna e. Per-
kins were united in marriage Tuesday by
Rev. @. o. Howe at the residence OF the
officiating clergyman. After the mar
riage service, ss they we're going towards
Mr.. Wheeler's home on Weston street, q
delegation of 21 neighbors met them with
a shower OF congratulations and rice.
Today Mr.. and Mrs. Wheeler remove to
Bolton, where he Is to be foreman Of a
mill for the B. & s. Lumber company Of
Fort Plain, n. Y. His place as engineer
at e. II. Mason's feed store has been TAX
en- by Alison Billings Of Riptou.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Wood, Mrs. B. II.
Dayis and her daughter, Miss Helen, and
Miss Marion Whitney went on the excur-
sion to Highgate Springs Tuesday. Com
ing home, they were in a railroad colli-
sion at Roxhury, where the second sec
tion OF the New England States Limited ran
into the tail end OF their train and tipped