Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-07-18
Lulu Scott of Northampton, Mass.

Lulu Scott OF Northampton, MASS. Is
home.
Miss Eunice Flint is visiting Miss Lucy
Wall.
Judge Rowell and wife have returned
from Saratoga, n. Y.
Loren Glysson of Concord, n. H. visit
ed his sister last week.
Chas. Haight and Ed. Reed of Troy
visited Rev. Mr.. Boutwell, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas and Ralph Day
have returned from their vacation.
Miss. Gertrude Bickford is visiting
friends in Middlebury and New Haven.
j. W. Fargo will be at the bank Satur-
day July 20 from 10 to 3 to receive taxes.
Miss Hattie Vinton from Waterbury
is spending a few days with Mrs. Bick-
ford.
Mrs. Julia NJ. Stevens has returned
from a visit to friends in Wells River
and Montpelier.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. II. Bass and Mr.. and
Mrs. Justin of n. Y. City are stopping
at the Red Lion Inn.
Miss l.. NJ. Wilde Of Roxbury, Mass,
friend of Miss Emma I. Smith, is a guest
| at Mrs. <. L. Smiths.
Jake Ford is happy; he has been
granted a pension of $50 a month and
over $500 arrears.
Myron Stevens, who had his hand bad
lie sawed while at work at the U. 5.
co.oou -hon Gonna fhrao NvaaEc aOO ie
able to be at work again.
Mrs. Mont Gourley and daughter, Miss
Minnie from New Haven, Conn. have
been visiting at viii Gourley's the past
fewdays.
In another place will be found the adj
vertIsement Of our Graded School,. with
the new schoolhouse, better work than
ever will be done and scholars from out
side the district cordially welcomed.
Humility as taught by the Life and
Passion of Christ will be the subject OF
Rev. Mr.. Loves sermon at st. Johns
church next Sunday morning. The pub
bic are cordially invited.
The Charity Fair given by the Health
Seekers last Saturday was a thorough
success, netting s4l 90, and great credit
is due the seven young girls who a V
labored earnestly in so worthy an object.
The young ladies of the Cong'l Society
invite you to attend a lawn party, TO be
given this evening, the 18th, at Mrs. Sal
isbury's, from 6 TO 8 o'clock. supper
Is cents. Should the weather prove
rainy it will be postponed until Friday.
Yesterday was not a first-class hay day
but our hearts were made glad by the
presence of a select company of Fresh
Air Children from Mount Randolph rid
ing about our streets with flags and mu-
sic upon a load of hay, Luke Parrish, con
ductor. Poor innocentsl We are glad
they find so much enjoyment in our Yer
mont air.
The following from the Landmark Is
equally applicable to this locality Don't
forget 10 hand ia all the little news
items.
.sDon't forget the editor when you
have a news item. If your wife whips
YOU. let us know of il and we will set
YOU right before the public. If you
have mpany tell us-if you are not a
shamed of your visitors. II a youngster
arrives al your house and demands food
and raiment, buy a quarters worth OF
cigars and come around, aud we will
furnish a name for him or her as circum-
stances warrant. If you have a social
gathering of a few friends, bring around
a big cake, six or seven pies and a ham
not necessarily to eat, but as a guarantee
of good faith. You needn't bother TO
invite us, as it may be a little too cool
for our wardrobe. We want these lit
tie things because we want the news
and we will have it."