Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-07-21

liams-Carleton company Of that city.
E. A. Hatch, who has been in feeble
state OF health for a long time, suffers
from hardening OF the arteries, and has
been more seriously IN OF late. His
daughter, Miss Alice Hatch, has the as
sistance Of F. P. Fish in caring for him.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Lamb and Miss
Alice went to Plttsheld Monday to be pres
ent at the burial OF Mr.. Lambs niece,
Mrs. Olive NJ. Small of Rutland, who
died in the city hospital Saturday. She
was 30 years of age and left husband,
L. s. Small, and three little children.
Recent visitors at A. H. Powers have
been Mrs. Emmeline Noyes of Chelsea,
whose ten days stay ended Tuesday; Mrs.
Victor Moore and daughter, Ruby, Of
Concord, N. H., who came the 18th and
went away Saturday, and Mrs. Moore's
mother, Mrs. c. A. Densmore OF Chelsea,
who was here Friday and Saturday.
J. fl. Rayner, general agent Of the
Equitable Accident company, has lately
paid George Morrill, OF East Granville a
ten days claim for a wounded thumb,
cut in loading logs. Another claim has
been paid to Wilired Raymond OF Brain
tree, who injured his back while work
ing. Mrs. Rayner went to Rochester yes
terday to remain q few days.
DR.. and Mrs. 8. n. Gould have been
entertaining the Doctors elder daughter,
Mrs. A. e. Read Of Providence, R. l.,
who left for home Saturday, and also
Mrs. Gould's granddaughter, Miss Vera
Bagley Of Huntington Center, who ac-
ia l.ms4 70 aN u
park, Burlington, Tuesday. Mrs. Gym
thia Hubbard and Mrs. Charlotte Luce
are also at the park.
Mr.. aud Mrs. W. ]. Blodgett and
daughter, Susie, arrived FRIDAY from
Thomaston. Conn, on a vacation, which
they are spending principally with Mrs.
Blodeett's sister, Mrs. c. L. Smith, on
Elm street. Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Blodgett
OF Lyndonville reached town Monday in
their touring car and went on to Lake
Morey, where Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Blod-
gett joined them yesterday for two days
cutting.
The boarding house at Camp Randolph,
Highgate SpriRgs, was opened yesterday
with Mrs. Sarah Thompson in charge and
Miss Mabel Judd for her helper Mr..
Tuesday morning and ~ere followed yes
terday by Mr.. ana Mrs. j. M. Holman,
Miss Sadie Lamb OF Northfeld and Guy
P. Lamson--the last named to join DR.. C..
J. Rumrill, who had preceded him to that
famous wGtering place. This morning
Glenn Basley, William blanchard and
Gilman Gay left for Highgate to take pos
session OF Mrs. B. D. Dubois cottage,
and the first OF the week Mr.. and Mrs.
w. E. Lamson and Mr.. and Mrs. Theron
c. Brooks and daughter will occupy the
Iamson cottage. Mr.. and Mrs. A. r..
Dean are planning ia drive to cmmp
shortly, and Mr.. aud Mrs. r. A. Heath
have engaged the Stewart cottage for the
first OF August.
Rev. Father j. l. Penders announced
to his congregation Sunday his immedi-
ate trans fer from Randolph to the par
ishes OF Bakersfield and East Fairfield, TO
which he goes today. For the last seven
years be has been the priest in charge Of
Randolph, Bethel and Royalton and dur
ing his iDastorate a new church has been
built In this village and a parsonage pur-
chased. Father Pendsr's residence will
be at Bakersfield, and good wishes follow
uarishisners paid him 3 farewell visit
Tuesday evening. Rev. NJ. 5. O'Donnell,
priest Ia charge Of st. John the Baptist
church at Enosburg Falls, has been ord
cred to Randolph by Bishop ]. J. Rice
and comes here from a pastorate Of three
years in which he has made many friends
outside the circle OF his own peopls. The
bishop has been petdioned by the Enos-
burg parish not to remove Father O'Don-
nell, whom Rev. 4. j. Cahill OF Sh Al
bans was 20 succeed there.
The Windsor and Orange County Vet
erans' association will hold the annual
reunion in Rochester Thursday, Aug. 4,
and the Gpesn Mountain band OF Ran
dolph viii furnish music for the occa-
sion. A special train service, both going
and returning, has been arranged, and
two extra rars viii be set on at South
Royalton to run as a special to Bethel
about s or o'clock in the morning. An
extra coach wiH be attached to the morn
ing mail train, due here at 1905 and in /
Bethel at 1920 and will run as a special
10 Rochester. Il is hoped that at least a
hundred will 60 from Randolph and Vi I
,inity at the low rate Of 81 for the round /
lrip from this station. y. 8. Grant post I
md corus voted Saturday night to attend I
he reunion in a body. The speakers /
will be Congressman ID. J. Foster OF Bur
ington. Lt.-Gov. John 4. Mead OF Rut-
and, Department Commander r. j. kus-
er OF Waterbury. Rev. Fraser Metzger Of
his place aud others. A cordial invita-
ion Is extended to all.