Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-07-10

Geo. w. Trask has been In Brandon this
week.
Carroll Harvey was kicked by horse
July Z, making several severe wounds on
his face.
Ed Baker has been in East Middlebury
few days but has returned.
Mrs. Betsey Bartlett is in Barre with
friends few weeks.
Rev. Mr.. Marvin's subject next Sunday
will be 1.-THE closed door"
Mr.. Charles c. Stumm, who is visiting
in Rochester, manages the Henry Burles-
que Company the coming theatrical sea-
son for Mr.. John H. Smith Of New York.
The company win include forty ladies and
gentlemen OF recognized ability.
The band boys, in connection with Mess
rs. Maynard, Duffy and Stumm and sever
al ladies and gentlemen OF Rochester VIII
give an entertainment in G. A. r. hall be-
fore we again go to press.
Melvin Church and wife OF Williams
town have been at w. L. Chaffee's a few
days.
Mrs. A. B. Fish OF w. Randolph has been
with her sister, Mrs. Kezer few days the
past week.
Miss Julia Trask who has been here for
two months past has gone to ut. MeGreg-
or to remain few months at her work at
the piano.
Mr.. Briggs and wife OF Norwalk, Ohio,
reached here Saturday last and will remain
through the summer with their daughter,
Mrs. P. c. Tinkham.
Herbert Kent was home a few days last
week.
There was farmers picnic in the grove
near Norman Harveys July 4, which was
quite well attended.
David Fales was in town the 4th. His
wife who has been with her father, j. G,
Morris, few days returned to Brandon
with him.
Mrs. Philander Baker and Mrs. John R.
Topper spent few days in Warren last
week.
Edgar Martin and wife spent few days
with her mother, Mrs. A. \. Robinson
and returned to Mt. Tabor on Monday
Lena Fuller who has been teaching in
Woodstock is stopping here for the pres
ent.
A. ". Robinson has been home from Mt
Tabor few days.
Mrs. Emeline Fuller Of Northfeld is in
town for few days.
Many attended the celebration at Pitts
field the 18th, from this place and report
very enjoyable time.
Frank NJ Tower and wife have been IN
Bristol with her friends this week.
John Alexander has sold and decided his
farm back TO Frank Ellis and moved on to
James b. Swinyer's hill farm.
Amos Chamberlain OF Ohio is with his
sister Mrs. A. Z. Whitney for few days.
Miles Oliver and son OF Leicester were in
town one day looking for horses.
Mrs. F. A. Guernsey and Robbie are here
packing their goods for Mass.
Handy Martin and wife from Gardner,
Mass, are here for few days.
Mrs. X. II. Goodno has returned from
Oxford, Mass, where she has been several
weeks with her daughter.
Ward d. Hodgkins has rented f. A.
Guernsey's house and will move there be-
fore long.
Sidney Smiths wife is with him and
they are housekeeping over the river in F
A. Kezers house.
j. w. Sault and son Of st. Adams spent
days here last week.
The entertainment given by the Shep-
ard family wes largely attended and worth
the attendance.
Mrs. Jones OF Potsdam, n. Y, who ex
pected to remain for few weeks was sud-
denly called home on account of the
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Mrs. II. II Cushmsn spent last week
with friends in Bethel.
A. f. Greeley and wife have been in
Clarendon few days
Mrs. W. o. Gleason and daughter are in
town for a few weeks.
Richard Welch of Brandon was in town
/ few days last week.
As Mabel Gleason, Ethel and Edith Tow I
n, (girls to II years Of age) were setting |
nook and line for cells July LIST they were 1
attacked by what appeared to |
hem a monster. To their great surprise /
md JOY they succeeded in hauling to land (
md taking to their home trout that
Weighed one pound and two ounces. They 1
challenge the boys to beat them this year. /
Chas. A. Putnam has sold and conveyed
lis interest in his farm to his father and
glth his family gone to White River juno
ion where he expects to do carpenter
york.
Cora Howard has returned from Barn
I'd
Grace Johnson came from Detroit, Mich.
With Harry Chaffee.
H. A. Putnam and wife have been in
Barnard with their son Edward several
reeks but have returned to their home.
School in district no. IA closed June 81,
Hiss Jennie Rogers, teacher. Those hav-
ng no absent marks were Abbie Cahee,
larry Clark, Alice Emery, Cora Laird and
adie Robinson.
Granville.