Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-07-09
Loans
Bank stock
Cash on hand
sl53791.65

elected member of the division council
at Bennington the next June and reap
pointed mastering officer by Col. Girls
void. At the encampment held at st. Al
bans last year, he was elected Lieutenan
Colonel, which office he filed very accept
ably. lie has mustered more camps thar
any other two men in the Vermont divis-
ion and has inspected large number o.
camps each year, thus he thoroughly un-
derstands all the duties of his office ano
will make first class Colonel.
PERSONALS.
E. l.. Bass has Cleveland Linseed Meal
on hand for sale.
The w. q. T. u. will meet at Mrs. r. b
Flint's Wednesday, July Sth, at usual
time Please notice change OF day.
School in No. s, Fish Hill, taught by
Mrs Lucinda Flint, closed Saturday, June
q, with picnic and exercises which were
much enjoyed by the parents, friends and
school. This is Mrs. Flint's third term
and during that time there has not been
an instance of hardness. Names of pupils
who have been perfect in attendance: Guy
Spear, Harry Phillips, Carl Spear, Roy
Rockwell. Gertrude Davis did not enter
until the second week, after which she
had no marks. Homer Rogers, seven yrs.
old, was absen. but one day and little Ed
gar Trask but two days. No. OF pupils II.
Miss Lucia E. Wood, who studied piano
and vocal music and German for several
years in Boston, and has had many pupils
in that vicinity, has begun teaching lin
this place. A number of our young ladies
have awaited themselves of this rare oppor-
tunity and Miss Wood has an enthusiastic
class in German, besides many music pu-
pills. AS she spends nearly the whole
week in town she can arrange to receive
some more students and evening lessons
can be given il desired. Refer to Mr.Long
in music and the Berlitz School in German.
She will be at DR.. McIntyre's.
Messrs. Tilson and Quimby of Maiden,
Mass, are spending few weeks in town.
Miss Sashill OF Philadelphia is the guest
of the Lamson's at "Idleton cottage"
Miss Minnie Crandall has finished her
school in Norwich.
Dr. Frost dean OF Dartmouth college, has
been spending few days with his sister,
Mrs. Willard Gay.
Mrs. j. j. Trerise is visiting in Stock
holm, northern New York.
Albert Dean and wife have been enjoy |
ing ten days stay at Greensboro Pond. |
c. Whitney, the Brookheld stage driver,
has recently purchased new wagon. II
is a handsome one, strongly built, with |
ed amount Of baggage.
The "Kids" went to Bethel Saturday to
play with the Bethels but as usual the
Bethelites were not in tin fact there was
no one on the grounds to contest for the
honor of the two towns, so of course the
game was decided to 0 in favor of the
Randolph boys.
The paradox show was good and well at
tended.
The Christian church took about $50 at
their Friday evening supper.
Isaac Newton has sold upwards of 35
wagons so far this season.
The Misses Lulu and Gladys Jones and
Jennie Beecher are a the White Mountains
as table girls.
Mr.. Holmes and family returned to New
York City yesterday. {
Messrs Fred and Harry Beedle are play
ng at Rye Beach, New Hampshire, for the {
summer.
Miss Alice Hobart is visiting in Wind
or.
DIR. f. o. Blanchard and wife go to :
amp Randolph, Highgate, Friday, July +
0, for two weeks.
Mrs. Lechner of Wolcott is visiting her ,
laughter, Mrs. w. ). Curtis. +
VIII Bruce OF Boston is spending his an d
Iual vacation with his parents. t
Mr.. and Mrs. Edw, Coleman Of Boston 2
ne with her parents, Lyman Hutchinson
nd wife. n
Geo Rising has moved to Barre. I
A z. Pass was one of the vice-presi- =
VS. essected at the firemen's convention y
D Rutland, July4
One hundred and twenty tickets were b
old for Montpelier the Fourth. p
Last Saturday evening as Joe Harlow r
nd his mother were driving down from p
|. j. Fosters, in passing over where the $
Dad machine had cut off his road from
he main road, they were overturned, get
ing thereby thorough shaking and sus-
aiming some breaks.
Miss Carrie Haufier has taken her old !
lace as cashier in Thurston's, and Miss :
lizzie Parkhurst will have charge OF the
rockery and fancy goods department.
G. III. Bass and wife, Agnes Perry and S.
ADAMS of New York City are registered at
he Red Lion Inn. +
Cadet f. c. Webb, son OF Lucius Webb, +
las been appointed station agent at Queen i
1ity Park from July LIST to Oct. LIST. U
Walter Woodward is in Thomas for $
while. T
Herbert Salisbury is at his Greensboro =
,ottage for a week, also Miss Emma Smith
nd Mrs. E. n. Boyden of Boston. :
Misses Lena Spaulding and Miss Kate i
Toward viii return from Greensboro the :
after part Of this week.
S. II. Brooks, wife and Miss Florence
nd Master Theron went to Queen City =
ark Monday. Miss Florence will attend :
he Summer school at Burlington.
Regular meeting of the West Randolph +
irange next Sat. evening, July IL. full
tendance is desired as work is to be tax
D up IN the first and second degrees.
Miss Amanda Northrop, j teacher in
he Richmond Female Institute, Va, IS
topping a short time with her sister, Mrs. =
lfred Webster, before taking an extend
journey abroad. y