Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-07-11
WEST RANDOLPH.

MISS Old gay VI DOSboH - NisltiiH III
town.
Miss Carrie Hauher is at home from
school.
Bert Chandler has one of the new Co
lumbia Safeties.
Lucky we had no celebration planned
for the Fourth.
A good Brookfeld farm is advertised
in another column.
Zeph Seymour is expected home from
Lynn, Mass. soon.
Charles Morse had one hand badly cut
in Salisbury's mill.
Miss Lizzie Lamson has gone TO Brook
field for the summer.
Mrs. Benjamin Briggs of Hartford is
visiting friendssin town.
J. A. Bates and family are visiting
friends and relatives in n. II.
Mrs. ellis and son of Cleveland, o., are
in town spending the season.
viii Wiley, formerly IN the employ of
Beedle Bros, has been in town.
A party of our young people picniced
at BroOkfield Pond on Monday.
9. Il. Abbott was on the sick list last
week but is able to be out again.
w. j. Lamb, Esq, and wife of Med
ford, Mass, are in town visiting friends.
f. NJ. Spaulding and family returned
to their home in st. Adams on Monday.
Col Farr of Pierre, Dakota, was in
town last week, the guest of A. IL. Bee
die.
Miss Nettie johnson has returned to
her home in st. Adams after a visit in
town.
Ed Huntington was struck in the hand
by flying board and had one hand bad
ly hurt
Services will be resumed at the Baptist
church on Braintree Branch, July l4th,
at 2: sop. m.
S. II. Brooks and wife have gone to
their cottage at Queen City Park for ,
mos. vacation.
Otto Lawrence is recovering from his
severe wound in the knee caused by try
ing to kill a cat.
Mr.. and Mrs. Billiard of Ill. and Mrs.
HYDE of Nebraska visited at Henry Whit
combs last week.
Rev. J. j. Lewis of Boston will preach
at the Christian church next Sunday at
the usual hour.
Horsemen say that n. NJ. Draper has
one of the best PAGERS to be found in this
part of the State.
Mrs. DIR. whittlesey is with her sister,
Mrs. F. w. Howard, Is North Montello
ST., Brockton, Mass.
DIR. Frost of Hanover, n. II. was in
town Wednesday of last week in consul
tation with DIR. StimsOn.
w. W. Rogers and family have return
ed from an extensive carriage trip in the
north part of the State.
Miss Nellie Whitaker of the White
River junction Landmark has been visit
ing at Mrs. III. III. Beans.
We regret to learn that Henry Vinton
and his wife are both very i'll. The for
mer is not expected to recover.
And he paid flying visit to 'Mt. Hy-
mettusr on Sunday last. 'Coming
events forecast their shadows
1.-The Health Seekers a society of sew
en- young girls, will give a charity fair on
the grounds of Henry W. Tewksbury dur
ing the afternoon of Saturday of this
week. In one of the tents will be loan
exhibition of ITO different kinds of bibles
and IS different kinds of spelling books,
the noted collection of one of the leading
antiquaries of the country. In the same
tent will be displayed a fine collection of
paintings by the artist PennOck. Under
another canvass viii be conducted a sale
of fancy articles, made BY the children,
confectionery and ice cream. The pro-
ceeds will be devoted. at Christmas next,
TO most worthy local charitable objects.
Patrons win not only enjoy the entertain
ment themselves, and please the young
girls by their presence. but will material
" aid a work Of genuine benevolence.