Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-08-04


Mr.. and Mrs. Stacy of Springfield
Mass, are visiting his brother, J. II
Stacy.
Mrs. Leon Chamberlain, formerly o
Gsysyiile, is visiting her friend, Mrs. q
A. Waterman.
Harold J. Wilson Of Bridgeport, Conn.
has Joined bis mother and two sisters al
the Cascadnac.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Douglass Of Spring
field, Mass, were at the Cascadnac ths
first OF the week.
Fred DeForest, " ho is stopping at South
Royalton, visited his aunt, Miss Marcy,
and brothers last week.
Mrs. George Short and Mrs. NJ. c.
Strachan Of Sharon visited Mrs. Jennie A.
Whitney last Thursday.
Guy whitney of Lynn, Mass, and
Ethel Moves Of Lowell, Mass, visited at
Miss Josie Heath's saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. viii Jones and Mr.. and
Mrs. ID. A. Warren Ct Tunbridge called
on Mrs. Jennie A. whitney Sunday.
Everyone interested in cleaning the
church is requested to come to the church
Friday morning prepared &c lend a hand.
Robert DeForest Of Bridgeport, Conn,
was joined by his brother, John, and they
are guests OF their aunt, Miss Kate Marcy.
George r. Harvey attended the Green
Mountain institute at Fairfax last week
as delegate from the Rogalton Y. P. s.
c. +.
Mrs. Kate v. Viete, Miss Beulah N.
Viete, and Clarence e. Goddard Of Spring
field, Mass, took dinner at the Cascadnac
Sunday.
Mrs. H. B. Tenney and daughter, Doro-
thy, OF Barre, with her sister, Mrs. Les
lie Rumrill OF Randolph, visited in town
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emery OF Boston were
guests OF his father, Amos Emery, and
brother, IL. E. Emery, at the Cascadnac
House Saturday.
Andrew Blay, a former resident OF this
place, was the guest OF Robert Waterman
Saturday. Mr.. Blay is q market gardener
near Lowell, Mass.
Mrs. Edward GiIlett and Miss Gillett,
Miss Maud Gillett, X. f. Gillett and
Mrs. Henrietta Reed Of Southwick, Mass,
were at the Csscadnac Sunday.
Evening prayer and sermon, Sunday,
Aug. Z. at 4 D. m. at st. Paulis church.
Everyone invited. There will be no serv-
ice Sunday, Aug. IA, the date Of the Old
church service.
Among recent guests at the Cascadnac
are Mr.. and AIRS. j. K. MaoGeorge OF
BridgeWater, Mr.. and Mrs. p. \. Rumrill
Of Concord. N. H., Evelyn Lewis. Montpe-
lier, and F. A. Hodgdon, Montpelier.
Prof. Edward Lyman OF Bangor, Me-,
is expected to preach at the ordination
to be held next Tuesday afternoon,
Aug. 9, at the Cong'l church. All are in
to attend the service, beth morning
and afternoon.
Letters n cards for the following per-
are advertised at the Royalton post
ofiee Miss Rachel E. Boles, Mr.. Lewis
Bates, Miss Grace Nj. Dyke, Mr.. Fred
Davis. Mrs. 4. +. Dutton, Mrs. f. G.
Flanders, Mrs. A. J.Hoyt, Mr.. Henry ".
Perkins, Mrs. Jane Parsons, W. r. Reid,
Paul H. Shinn.
Over forty friends and n~eighbors assem-
lled at the home of Mrs. 5. +. Kendall
asst week Tuesday evening to help Mr..
md Mrs. John f. Neal celebrate the ifth
anniversary of their marriage. The rooms
we're prettily decorated by bouquets of
Iweet peas, peoples and other flowers. A
guessing contest, the answers to which
we're names of flowers, furnished interest
md amusement for all. Refreshments OF
AXE and ice cream were served. Several
iainty gifts OF burnt and carved wood
we're left by friends as a reminder Of the
lay.
A. w. Kennev a former resident of this
,Iace, and his niece, Ellen A.. Kenney of
N. j., went to Barnard Tues
lay after q brief stay at the Cascadnac.
dr. Kenney conducted banking business
lere for many years. He is now nearly
u years old and though somewhat feeble
le retains his memory Of the past and is
till able to do business. In visiting the
Id bank, now the town clerks Office, be
some stirring experiences when
attempted to rob the bank, as
veil as when he forgot to wind and set
time lock and found himself locked
INF. /.