Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-06-23
Randolph Continued.


ware store Of H. E. Morse.
Nelson Amazon of Pittsfeld is vii
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Slack this week.
Ernest Wardner has gone to Hartford
!, Conn, to work for the Williams Carleto
: company.
Mrs. F. B. Thomas and youDges
: daughter. Frances, are in st. Adams for
short time.
Mrs. Frank Mcclellan, who has had
I long hard sickness from nervous prostra
, ton, seems a little more comfortable.
E. E. Campbell of Waterbury was ii
the village Tuesday on business Of th
real estate firm Of Campbell q Wood
worth.
Freeland Jewett of Brookline, Mass.
president OF the Eastern Tale company
and his son, Arthur, were in town Sun.
day and Monday.
James Rand Is acting as manager OF the
American House at Sharon Springs, N.
Y, where be has engaged in hotel work
the last five seasons.
Albert L. Gutterson of Springfield Wis
tied his cousins at w. r. Sargent's Tues
day ON his way home from the University
u FSHnOnt3 DuilluBtOn.
Mrs. Marcellus Amsden is in weak
condition following an attack OF bron-
chial pneumonia and also suffers from the
recurrence OF heart trouble
Mr.. and Mrs S. s. Whitcomb met
their son, Z. s. Whitcomb, at White
River junction Friday and accompanied
him to Boston for a weeks stay.
II NJ Tnnac ~.
Sargent 4 Roundy foundry, has moved
his family from Castleton to the II. c.
Gilbert house on Central street.
Miss Ida Battles has come from
Sutfeld, Conn.,, to be with relatives in
this vicinity during the remainder Of her
eonyalescence from a severe illness.
Misses Frances and Dorothy Hardy Of
Bradford are passing couple OF weeks
with their uncles, r. H. Slack in this vii
lage and Ransom Slack at the Center.
Mrs. j. g. Mann expects to start to-
morrow to meet Mr.. Mann at Dead wood
IN the Black Hills and go with him to
Belle Fourehe, $. D., for the summer.
Miss Lima Miller, who has been teach.
ng in Mebsterville, stopped here Tuesday
on her way to Worcester, Mass, where 4
she is to pass the summer at the home OF
her uncle, George Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. f. Morse, who have
been living in the upper part of f. II. /
Joslyn's house, are now occupying the 4
Z. S. Abbott house on Maple street, lately /
vacated by DIR. II. w. Holden.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. i. .O'Brien returned
TUESDAY morning from delightful trip
down the Hudson to New York and Mr..
O'Brien is to be in town few days long
sr before resuming duty in the auditing
department. Of the Boston & Maine offices
in Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. N. Morse went to
Montpelier yesterday to be present at the
of Montpelier seminary.
1f whose graduating class their son.
Mark, is member. Mr.. aud Mrs. p. f.
Morse started for commencement this
Mrs. Jonas q. Coburn underwent n
very successful operation yesterday morn
ing at the sanatorium for the removal OF
he appendix and gall stones. Her sister.
Miss May Cross, was home from Spring
ield, Mass, from Friday to Monday on
account of Mrs. Coburn's illness.
Mrs. Marcia Russlow is again in the
amily of her son, DR.. l. A. Russlow, aft
II wintering in Norwood, N. Y. The
ioctor attended the alumni banquet of ST.
Iohnsbury academy, his alma mater, Fri
lay evening and went to Danvil!e after
wards, reaching home Sunday.
F. e. Conner has rented the Bradish
louse and is to use the front part of it for
us paint and wall paper store which he
viii move soon from the Dubois & Cav :
'lock. In the rear of the store. will be ,
wing quarters, of which his family have !
lready taken possession, vacating tene- :,
nent in L. L. Udall's house on Fales
treet
Miss Jennie Johnston came from Ieba- r
ION, n. H., Saturday and went back the : !.
ext day with an auto party Of Lebanon
bat included Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Sim
lons, Misses Margaret and ETA Johnston
nd Ray Stearns. Miss Matilda Johnston a
I the same place is now visiting her sis
ers, Mrs. W. F. Edison and Miss Maud
ohnston. p
About 140 sat down to the banquet Of }
be Randolph Brsintree-B rookfield Fish b
nd Game league in East Braintree last Q
light and feasted on trout followed by s.
trawberries and cake. Equally good q
rental retreshment was found in the p
ostprandial speeches of DR.. F. c. An d
ell, Hon. V. 1. Spear and J. {. eher-
urine. The Grange Male quartet sang. t
Harry L. Peake, formerly Of Randolpb. .
'as married May 18 to Miss Jessie Bern Z
e Fraser at North Bay, Ontario, where :
he couple have their residence. The
larriage took place at the PRESBYTERIAN 81
arsonage with the Rev. Mr.. johnson as - y
&c officiating clergyman. The groom is
fireman on Canadian railroad and is a ~
IN Of Mrs. Emma E. Peake. at present
wig in St. Adams 4
Mr.. aud Mrs H. A. Cramtop Of Fnos-
1rg Falls came last Thursday from the
diocesan convention at Montpelier and
ere the guests Of the formers sister
.rs. Homer White, until Tuesday. Mr..
ramton then returned to Enosburp.
aYing Mrs. Cramton to spend a few n
ore days here before she goes to Bur
ngton to be present at the graduation Of -
7 daughter, Helen, from the University 50
Vermont q,
Over l65 cases Of measles have nov ar
en reported since the first run in March =,
ID there is fair prospect that the pom :,
alton will prove large enough 10 keen III
g disease going all summer Among
g present sufferers are Charles Baker. -