Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-06-09
John Iamson . II Boston lhIs week.


John Lamson is in Boston this week.
Miss Kate Howard is with Rev. and
Mrs. V. NJ. Hardy in Morrisyille.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles d. Ingalls, are in
Mechanicsville and Rutland this week.
Alton Briggs has gone to Northneld
Falls to clerk for C. }. stoekWell in the
store there.
Mr.. and Mrs. N H. Powers were in
Montpelier and Barre Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Mrs Rose Griswold Of Springfield paid
brief visit to her aunt, Mrs. Marcellus
Amsden, Tuesday.
Judge and Mrs. d. H. Morse are in
Chelsea to remain through the June term
OF Orange county sourt.
Mrs. r. n. Slack went to Pittsfield Sat
urday to stay several days with her moth
er, Mrs. Phineas Amaron.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Atwood are visit
ing the family OF their daughter, Mrs.
Edwin Amsden, In Barnard.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. D. Sanborn are receiv-
ing visit from their daughter-in-law,
Mrs. Jessie Salborn King OF Worcester,
Mass.
Miss Alice Kezer OF Rochester, who was
returning from Burlington, stopped here
yesterday to see her relatives at A. B.
Fish's.
Mrs. Maria wirts OF Dflavan, Wis, is
at Mountainview farm on Braintree Hill
for a summers stay with her sister, Mrs.
Mary Bass.
o. W. Brockway receiver a warm greet
ing Saturday on bis first appearance in
the village since his critical illness with
pneumonia.
A. NJ. Vaughan has been chosen super
intendent OF the horticultural hall at the
State fair in White River Junction this
coming fall.
Beulah chapter, o. E. s., is being rep
resented at the Grand chapter in Burling-
ton by its worthy matron, Mrs. Fanny
vinton of East Granville.e
Col. A. B. Chandler has opened Mari
Castle for the summer and expects Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Chandler to arrive from
Brooklyn the last OF the month.
Clarence w. Hodges has sufficiently
recovered from his recent operation for
appendicitis to resume business and start
ed yesterday for Schenectady, n. Y.
George, the young son of E. J. Rice,
was chopping wood Sunday when the ak
caught in a clothesline and struck the
boy over his left eye, cutting quite q
gash.
Mrs. Isabelle Church OF Lowell, Mass,
who had been q guest at @. w. Drew's
went to Rochester Monday but came back
L.. -. Ia ufa faEtf in
the afternoon for Warren.
Miss Nellie Smith, teacher in Stelman
seminary for colored students at Atlanta,
Ga, stopped here last week on her way
home to Cambridge and was the guest Of
her aunt, Mrs. ]. B. Wells, few days.
Z Levi Dudley was in West Glover Satur-
day at q reunion of his comrades in Com
papy /, 18th Vermont regiment, and vis-
tied around in the northern part of the
state, coming home yesterday from SUIT
ton.
o. S. Chamberlain passed his roth
birthday anniversary Tuesday and num-
Der of friends paid him an unexpected
visit in the afternoon in recognition OF
the event. The guests came provided
with refreshments and made the occasion
a very happy birthday party.
Mrs. Galen B. Fish had a serious opera
ton performed at the sanatorium Monday
morning by DIR. j. P. Clifford, assisted by
Drs. q. w. Scott and c. J. Rumrill. She
rallied well and is doing so nicely that
Mr.. Fish and their little daughter went
home to stockbridge yesterday.
Mrs. Albert Martelle underwent an op-
Grafton Sunday for the relief Of a serious
condition brought about by fall last
winter. The operation was performed at
her home on Central street by Drs. G. ].
Rumrill and f. c. Angel, and she is now
gaining nicely under the care Of her
grandmother, Mrs. Sarah Davis.
Miss Genieve Lamson, who viii finish
the teachers commercial course at the
Baypath institute, Springfield, Mass,
about the first Ct July, has been selected
among a number Of candidates for posi-
tion in the school at Roselle, n. J. Be
sides her speciality, commercial subjects,
she will teach ancient history and Eng
lish literature.
An encouraging sign was the double
rainbow which appeared In the heavens
last evening, aud in the Kind Of weather
We have been having for a month, double
assurance that there will not be a food
was certainly welcome. Trusting in the
bow Of promise, the Green Mountain
band ventured out and gave an Opeu-air
concert in the square.
DR.. and Mrs. s. y. Gould were visited
Tuesday by their nephew, Louis McAllis-
ter, and his wife, who were bound for
Barnard on q fishing excursion. Mr..
McAIlisteT, who was aschool boy in Ran
dolph, Is now making success Of pho
tography and has q studio ~ Queen City
park, Burlington, summers, but seeks
Florida for the winter seasons
Raymond P. lord Of Orange. candidate
for senstor Of Orange county, accom-
panied BY Royal Flanders Of the same
town, visited Randolph last week IN g
tour OF this side OF the county In Mr..
Lords interest. They were followed the