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

I Miss Olive Moulton, comprising the
I young people OF the school, we're rendered
a picnic outing at d. 7. Dyer's grove up
I the Branch Friday afternoon BY Superin-
I tendent and Mrs. e. o. Blanchard, who
provided q very nice and ample lunch.
Autos 10 convey the party were furnished
] by Col. A. B. Chandler, Z. I. Salisbury,
W. r. Sargent, DR.. Blanchard, J. w.
Raymond and, L. B. johnson.
The family IL Charles G. Dubois will
transfer their residence from Winchester,
Mass, to New York city when they leave
Randolph in the fall, Mr.. DuBois' head
quarters having been changed from Bos-
ton to New York By the transfer to the
latter city Of the comptroller's depart
ment OF the American Telephone and
Telegraph company. Mr. Dubois and
John Abbott we're with their families at
Sanford farm over the Fourth.
Harry +. Morton, son Of Mrs. X. @.
Morton, was last week graduated with
high honors from the mechanical engin-
eering department OF the University CT
Vermont, ranking third 10 the class and
second in the engineering department.
He was elected to the Phi Beta kappa So
ciety. Mr.. Morton has received posi-
ton with the Chadwick Engineering
works OF Pottstown. Pa, for which place
be.will leave July 10. Mrs. II. Z. King
OF Woodstock, an aunt, was present With
relatives and friends from Randolph at
bis graduation, and visited Mrs. Morton,
her sister, from Thursday until Saturday
on her return.
Edwin J. Rumrill, aged so, died Sun
day morning at the home OF his son. DR..
c. J.. Rumrill. Mr.. Rumrill developed
pulmonary tuberculosis in an alarming
form last September and was brought
from Royalton, which had been his home
for % years, TO be cared for at DIR. Rum
rill's. lie failed rapidly to the end. Mr..
Rumrill was a nstive Of Claremont. n.
H., in which vicinity be leaves seveaal
brothers and sisters. He WAS laborer,
working for sixteen years under Norman
Nichols on railroad bridges. his wife,
Mrs. Susie (simonds) Newton, died in
1924. OF children there survive DR.. c.
j. Rumrill, Leslie II. Rumrill OF this
place; Arthur W. Rumrill OF Boston,
Mrs. Susie Haskell Of Revere, Mass,
Mrs. Flora Adams OF birmingham,
Mass, and Miss Eva Rumrill OF Ran
dolph. The funeral Was held at DIR.
Rumrill's home Tuesday a. m. Rev.
Fraser Metzger officiating; burial at Roy
alton.
Charles Brigham Chedel, NJ. D., eldest
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. @. A. Chedel OF this
place. and Emma Lillian Foster, daugh'
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Henry Foster,
we're married at the home of the brides
parents ia Hanover, n. H.. at O'Clock
ia the evening OF July /. The Rev. Mr..
Janeway of the College church performed
the ceremony, during which the groom's
sister, Miss Sara Cheeel, OF Franklin
Falls sang MY Heart Ever Faithful, by
Bach. DR.. Parker OF Wells River rendered
the Wedding March from Lohengrin on the
violin. accompanied on the piano by Mrs.
Parker. The room was tasteiully decorat-
ed in pink and green, with roses and
ferns, and the couple stood before bank
Of evergreen and mountain laurel. Can
dies, with pink and green shades, illum-
mated the room. The brides gown WAS
Of white lace over silk. She wore a veil
caught with orange blossoms aud carried
a bouquet OF white roses. Her only orna-
ment, the gift Of the groom, was eres-
cent brooch set with pearls. The maid OF
honor, Miss Edith Foster, sister OF the
bride, wore pink silk muslin and carried
pink roses. Miss Harriet Storrs, the
bridesmaid, wore pale green silk muslin
and carried white roses. The best man
was Robert W. Chedel, brother Of the
groom. After Oct. 1, DR.. and Mrs. Che
del will be at home in Portland, Conn,
whittier the good wishes OF many friends
from this locality will attend them.