Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-09-08

And the nations life be finished.
Though the eagles scream have frightened note
And into volcanic action
Burst the Green mountain range, he's cast his vote
'Cansi the attraction.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Williams were in
Lebanon Center, n. H., over Sunday.
Miss Josephine Emery is teaching this
fall in the Old Church district, Bethel.
Miss Bertha NIanney reached home
Monday from nearly three months alb.
sence in East Middlebury.
F. R. Ingalsbe from Port Henry, N. Y,
was with his wife and son at Mrs. e. F.
Bixby's Sunday and Labor day.
Miss Lucinda Dupuis has gone to st.
Albans to work temporarily in the Mes
senger Office as monotype operator.
Mrs. 8. s. Briggs, summer boarder at
OF her daughter, Mrs. M. e. Granger, in
Worcester, Mass.
Mrs. c. w. Miller of Hanover, N. H.,
and Mrs. Jane Henry OF st. Alhans have
been recent guests Of the formers sister,
Mrs. George ]. Prince.
Mrs. j. NJ. Thompson and daughter,
Beatrice, returned to their home in Mont
pelier Monday after a seven weeks stay
with Mrs. Thompson's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. J. Foster.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Carr and three
children OF Barre stopped at George
Bruce's Saturday en- route to Bethel,
" here they were holiday visitors OF their
aunt, Mrs. Edward Rancor.
Mrs. George W. Pride underwent a very
successful operation at the sanatorium
yesterday morning for appendicitis. The
surgeon was DR.. G. J. Rnmrill, assisted
by Dss. F. c. Angel and II. IL. Hayward.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. N. Morse we're in
Barre Tuesday at the funeral OF brother
in-law, Waiter L. Ladd, who died at the
Heaton hospital, Montpelier, Saturday
while undergoing an operation for cancer
OF the stomach.
Mrs. A. q. Bradish and daughter, May,
departed to their home in Medford, Mass,
Tuesday after n sojourn in Randolph, at
Mrs. q. e. Cushman's, dating from the
27th OF July. 10 that time Miss Braiish
was 10 camp at Greensboro a fortnight
with DR.. and Mrs. Francis Eaton.
Dr. and Mrs. Gilman A. Wheeler went
to White River Junction Monday By train
and started the next morning for Boston
ia their Ford car, which had been left at
the junction a few days before Mrs.
Wheeler's mother, Mrs. Margaret Smith,
delayed her departure TO Boston until
yesterday in order to recover from bron-
chiaI cold before taking the journey.
Scott Clifton Carbee, the artist, brought
from Boston Friday the frame for the
portrait which he has painted Of Chief
Judge j. W. Rowell and after finishing a
few little details OF his work, went TO
Montpelier Tuesday morning to arrange
for an exhibition OF bis pictures at the
state house during the legislature. For
fortnight and perhaps longer this fall,
Mr.. Carbee expects to he engaged in Bran
don, in whose vicinity he has found sub
jects for his brush.
DR.. A. C. Bailey, in appreciation OF the
honor conferred upon him in bis election
to the Office OF town representative, in
vites the public to an open-sir gathering
at his grounds on South Pleasant street
tomorrow evening. The lawn will be
Illuminated with electricity for the occa-
sion, the Green Mountain band will play
concert program, and the company
will be addressed by Congressman Frank
Plumley of Northfield. There will be
cordial welcome for everybody.
Charles d. Watson of st. Albans, Dem
ocratic candidate for governor, is the
master in chancery before whom the case
OF Cora E. Crompton of Worcester, Mass,
against A. II. Beedle Of Randolph and A.
ID. Thomas. Of Hardwick is being heard
here. This Is the case brought By Miss
Crompton against Messrs. Beedle and
Thomas on the ground Of alleged misrep-
regarding valuable granite
deposits on the Lamson farm which they
bought Of her. Cowles q Moulton Of Bur
lington and ~. ~. Wilson appear for
the orator, Miss Crompton; while j. Z.
sherburne and Walter A. Dutton Of Hard
wick are counsel for the defendants. J.
II. Mimms OF Burlington, is the court re-
porter appointed by the master to take the
testimony.