Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-06-25
PERSONALS.

Mrs. n. O. Snow and son, Emmons, are
visiting friends in Amherst, Mass.
DR.. A. c. Bailey and wife, fl. w. Tewks-
bury and Mrs. Charles Tewksbury were in
Burlington last week.
Miss Eva Evans has been visiting her
brother, Evan Evans.
John Bates OF Portsmouth, n. H., is at
his fathers enjoying a short vacation.
Regular convocation Of Whitney Chap
ter, r. A. NJ, next Monday evening. II
is expected there will be work.
Miss Clara Huse has returned to her
home in Morrisville.
Frank Holman OF Somerville, Mass,
brought his two little girls here last week,
and left them with friends to spend the
summer.
w. b. Wall is at the beach with his fam
lily for few days.
Harry Sault of Lynn, Mass, is making
visit to his old home.
Evarts Tracey is at home on a visit.
Mrs. Skinner, who has been living with
her son in Cleveland Ohio, during the
winter has returned to this place.
John Hobart joined his wife in Cam
bridge, Mass, Tuesday, for one week.
Miss Sarah Bartro was with her sister in
Richmond last week.
r. j. Kimball and family arrived in the
place for the summer, on Thursday last.
A. L. Currier and wife OF Barnard drove
over last week to visit old friends.
Mrs. T. A. Wiley aud grandson, Charlie
Webb,were the guests of Elijah Edison and
wife last week.
Bert Gay and wife are spending a week
at his fathers in Gaysville.
Gilman Dubois of Boston is in town.
Harry Beedle has been very sick with
the grip.
Rev. J. ]. Cooper was at Greensboro pond
last week fishing, as was also DR.. Curtis.
The crops are now booming right along.
the rain was timely and effective.
E. T. Salisbury was in Lebanon Monday
on business.
The w. C. t. U. will meet with Mrs. AL
vim Mann at the usual time this week.
Lieut.. Col. Morse, A. H. Huse, Ed Whit
ney, and j. E. Eldridge are attending the
OF V encampment at st. Johnsbury this
week.
Mr.. Hanlon and Nat. Ripley received
slight injuries by accidents in the Screen
mill last week.
The old cottage Nine" will play game
of base ball with the remnants of the first
nine sometime next week, probably, The
old rules will be observed.
Horace Mann has returned to his minis
terial labors in StamfordviIle, a. Y. He
will preach through the summer and then
enter some theological school.
"Maplewood" has already received
large influx of visitors. Evidently it paws
to advertise the beauties of the Green
Mountain State.
All who saw the new organ recently nut
into the Congl church are unanimous in
their praise of iG. 1t will be tuned this
week and for two Sundays an experienced
organist win preside.
Mrs. Joseph Lane, Mrs. Geo. Kidder and |
little Bertelle Lane of Plainfield are visit |
ing Mrs. S. l.. Gladding.
While some parties were returning from
Roxbury Sunday night they drove off an |
embankment near Riford bridge The
result was some damage to men and vehi- |
cles-
Mr.. e II Kittredge from the n. Z Con- |
sservatory of Music, Boston, will be at the |
Red Lion Inn, June 18th and will receive |
pupils on the piano and organ.
Chas. Blodgett has taken the job of rails |
ing the house of VIM. Mann on Pleasant |
street. Work will be commenced July l. |
The house is to be raised 3 feet and the |
grounds filed in around the front of it.
Mr.. T. p. MCGOWAN Ct the Pilot. Bos-
ure with siness. Mr.. MCGOWAN is very |
favorably impressed with the bright, bus |
mess like appearance Of Randolph and its |
energetic people.
Commencement at Dartmouth College |
attracts quite number from this place. !
Among the number attending are Brad |
ford Tew ksbury and wife, A. B. Fish, wife
and daughter, Miss Carrie Tewksbury and |
William II. Dubois, wife and Miss Anna.
The Red Lion register gives the follow
ing among recent arrivals: B l. Dewey, A
p GrinnelI, Burlington; Geo. F. Mann,
Brattleboro; H d Pike. w K Junction; X
II Farr. st. Adams; FL. Hubbard, Wal
pole: H W Smith, Lexington; Levi Tay-
for. brooklyn; Justin Sargent, w. P. San
derson, Lebanon; E W Fuller, Westfield,
Ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Morris of Chicago
were the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. At
wood on Saturday.
Mrs. Rice and daughters, Misses Maude
and Bessie, Of St. Adams visited at J. W.
Atwood's last week.