Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-07-07
Randolph.
GEORGIA WHITE, Local Editor.

/ Miss Ida Flint is home from Boston feI
a two weeks vacation.
Mrs. Orinds Cole has recovered from a
months illness during which che was
confined to the bed.
J Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Washburn, guests al
I I he Inn for two weeks, left Tuesday on
their return to Batavia, n. Y.
A. f. Cham mberlin, wstchmsn at Boston
city ball. for 81 years a member Of the
Boston police force, has been in town the
past week.
John F. Mead arrived Monday from
New England, N. OAK, after a stay oi
several months, and will remain with his
, family here until fall.
! Mr.. Lester A. Wheelock and Miss Nell
lie Rising, both OF Tunbridge, we're mar
ried at Bethany parsonage Sunday even.
| ing by Rev. Fraser Metzger.
Miss Mary A. Flint, graduate trained
nurse, having headquarters at Brookline,
7 Mass, is visiting her father, Hale L.
/ Flint, for two or three weeks.
Mrs. P. c. Dodge expects her sister,
I Mrs. Carlisle Cameron, and daughters,
I Euuiee and Elaine, to arrive from. Mime
apolis tomorrow for a weeks stay.
Miss Elizabeth Campbell IS at W. w.
/ Jones' for the summer vacation from
7 teaching at Bellows Falls, where she has
1 been the past four years. She will return
next year as principal OF the grades in the
high school building.
Mr. aud Mrs. f. B. Harrison and Paul
/ Smith Of Lebanon, y. H., and Miss Har-
rison Of Virginia came by auto from Leb-
anon Sunday, returning the same day
with their son, Robert Harrison, who
had been spending two weeks at The
Aanehester-
I Miss Genieve Lamson arrived home SAT-
urday, after g short trip from the school
she had been attending in Springfield,
Z Mass, to Roselle, n. j.. where she met
1 the teachers of the high school with
whom she is to be associated in next
years work.
n. W. Lewis spent last week in Ches-
ter, attending meeting Of the union
school supervisors OF Vermont, such as
are held annually for their professional
profit. There are over fifty supervision
districts In Vermont now and nearly all
we're represented.
DR.. and Mrs. E. o. Blanchard ere in
Montpelier for three days where the doc
tor Il engaged as president of the State
Board OF Dental Examiners in the exam
ination OF candidates for registry. They
were accompanied on the auto trip up by
Mrs. c. w. A. Putnam and Mrs. J. IT,.
Dubois.
Sunday, as Carl, 12-year-old son OF c.
L. Sanford, was trying to mend barbsd
wire fence, horse standing nearby got
tangled in the wire and in its efforts to
free itself wound the boy up in the fenc-
ing in such a way as TO badly lscerate one
leg and scratch him mp pretty severely
elsew here. Drs. Angell and Hayward
took him to the sanatorium, where
stitches were taken and the wounds
dressed. The boy is still there, as com.
Portable as his condition would naturally
allow.
A very quiet wedding, in the presence
OF q few near relatives only, occurred at
o'clock yesterday afternoon at the home
OF A. A. Priest, hen Mrs. Priests half
sister, Clara Blanche Burnham, daughter
Of Mrs. Frances r. Burnham, vas united
in marriage TO Clarence Knowlton Webb,
younger son OF Lucius Webb OF East
Granville. Rev. Fraser Metzger per
formed the ceremony. The couple left at
once in Mr.. Webb's auto for ten days
trip 10 the White mountains. On their
return they will make their home al
East Granville, where the groom is asso-
z cisted in business with his father. Both
the contracting parties have many friends
here who will wish them success and hap
7 piness.
At the West Newton Street Cong'l
I church, Boston, July I, occurred the
marriage OF Elmer Leroy Tilson Of Ran
dolph and Miss Ethel May Thomas, for
I the past three seasons trimmer in the
millinery store OF Mrs. J. F. TeVksbury.
! The double ring service was used. Rev.
I F, r. Brickenir performed the ceremony.
The bride was prettily gowned in white
voile with embroidered trimmings and
was unattended Among those in attend
ance we're L. @. Tilson, and Eva NJ. and
4 Grace NJ. Avery, friends OF the groom.
After the ceremony a delightful lunch
was served by Mrs. Avery at her bone.
The brides home was formerly at Bath,
Me. Mr.. Tilson is the only son OF Mrs
Bessie Tilson Biodgett o. Randolph and
leads his district as agent for the Metro
politan Insurance company Of New York
being included By his company IN the iisi
Of "High class work by high class men.
The couple will reside Ia Randolph ane
are receiving the congratulations O
friends.