Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-07-21

Mrs. Nellie Seymour and daughter of
! Springfield, Mass, are visiting her fatheTi
l. d. Williams.
Clarence Cole has been spending coup
lie of weeks with relatives and friends IN
Somerville, Mass.
Miss Anzonetta Morse, the popular mill
| liner at j. ID. Mitchell's, Is the guest OF
'sOld Orchard Camp"
Misses Max and Carrie Kendrick OF
| Newton Highlands, Mass, are visiting
/ Miss Emma L. Smith.
Lemuel Richmond will finish off two
small stores in mis- building on Pheasant
St., we understand.
The finest hay weather imaginable, ana
| the crop being harvested IS the largest anu
| best in many years.
Mrs. Paul Seymour and daughter Lena
OF Worcester, Mass, are visiting friends
and relatives in town.
Steve Cushman is doing the mason work
| on the new engine room at Alley bros. q
| Place Iannery, Bethel.
Mrs. Winnifred Fitzmorris and son OF
| North HarJland spent SUNDAY with rela-
| tiyes aud friends in town.
Miss May Philbrook of Lynn, Mass,
| has been visiting friends III town, the
| guest OF Miss Eva Fowler.
| G. L. Dudley OF New York is visiting
1
ing our pure Vermont ozone
The West Randolph Trotting Park open
ed this season by Messrs. Manchester q
Son, is being literally patronized.
Justin NJ. Holman has purchased a lot
of Dubois d Gay on Prospect Ave, ana
viii build house thereon this iall.
Henry Sawyer of Boston, Miss Hattie OF
Maiden. Mass, and Miss Alice Sawyer
were at e. A. 1hacner's over Sunday.
set Of collar and cuff buttons were
| left at the Chinese laundry and owner can
nave same by applying to ferda FISH
Miss Merrihew, who has been spend
| ing the last TWO weeks at "Iulelon, re-
turned to Philadelphia on Wednesday,
Miss Ida S. Murphy and Miss Flora 4,
! Tinker OF Brooklyn, n. ", are guests OF
Mrs. X. J. Kimball at Montague Place
Rev. X. b. Elbridge, pastor of the Chris
| tian church III this place from 1901 10 90,
recently died OF cancer in y. r., aged 10
| years.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. T. Dubois and Mr.. and
Mrs. William II. Dubois attended the
funeral Of DR.. Bradford at Northheid,
monday.
Miss A. P. Ballou, who has been visit
ing Miss Moulton for the past week, re-
turned to her home in belows talis on
| saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs, Samuel Bass, 5. f. Hol-
man, hrs Stewart and Miss Jennie Stew
ART are at "Camp Randolph" highgate
| Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. K. Sault, who have
been stopping in town for few weeKs,re-
! turned 10 their home in Lynn, Mass, last
saturday.
I'D. Thayer and wife OF Fall River,
Mass, have been spending few days IN
town visiting friends, the guests oi u H.
Cushman.
Miss Eva Evans, who has been Ill SO
| long at the residence of her brother, r.. u.
| Evans has so far recovered as 10 Dc able TO
return home Friday.
Last Thursday D. m. the"city" boys and
town boys had game OF ball on VIM. II.
dubois grounds. The town boys won %
a score oil Is to IL.
Several go to Camp Randolph, High,
| gate Springs, this Week and the camp VIII
De formally opened Aug. LIST, when very
large party viii go.
| Paul Edward Revere OF Bridgewater,
Mas. a great grandson Of tine famous
Paul Revere, Is visiting friends in town,
the guest OF j. W. Bur1.
The Y. SEE. OF the Christian church
will serve ice cream and cake IN the vestry
Saturday evening OF TINS week, instead OF
FRIDAY evening as Planned.
There was meeting of the Randolph
| (Hi1hgatel Company SATURDAY night ana
| A. z. Dean was yoteu in as memoer. IL
was also voted to bring water 10 the
camp.
At the Christian church at 1919 next
Sunday morning, the pastor VIII give
partial report OF the great Christian En-
deavor convention lateiy. held IN New
York City.
Quite party is camping in the hne
| grove east OF T.. Godfrey's. Among
/ Jne number are Mrs. +. II. Joslyn, Mrs. W :.
| 9. Cushman, Miss Anzonetta Morse, Miss
| Nellie Hastings ana Mrs. Roll Tilson
Mrs. c. Q. Ring and Mrs. t. M. Baker
OF Boston are visiting their uncle, j. w;
\ Hale, Esq. Messrs. hing ana BAKER nolu
| IMPORTANT positions in the management
of the West End Electric Railway OF bos-
| ton.
The editor is in receipt of some apple
blossoms IRON Geo. Mouiton, picked from
an apple tree Oh his farm. 1 ne very iact
thai they are unreasonable makes them
more valuable, and we take this method
of expressing our thanks.
The Sunday School OF the Christian
i church will have its annual picnic az the
i Camp Ground near Finley Bridge in Beth
ell. They VIII go on the 1913 a. m. tram
and return on the $50 p. m. train. rare
only zoe. for the round trip. Tuesday,July
26th, is the day appointed.
The venerable and beloved bishop of this
diocese, Rt. Rev. w. II. Bissell OF Burling-
ton conducted services in St.Johns church
last Sunday and administered the rite oil
confirmation to two persons, Geo. Parker
| and VIM. SNOW. In the p. m. he connrin-
ed one person, Miss Gilbert, at Grace
church, Randolph Center.
Miss Leila j. Webster, the teacher OF
Grade 6, in the Springfield Training
School, sent in her resignation to-day to
, rs school board. Miss Webster resigns
TO accept position in one OF the. schools
at birmingham at an increased salary
Miss Webster was very popular, not only
: among her pupils, but with everybody
who enjoyed her acquaintance.-Sp Spring
field Daily Union, July 18th.
A young man in the service OF the city
Z who has impressed the city fathers VIII
his brig htness and capacity in the past
r few months is the assistant engineer, Her
/, bert Flint. Daring the long illness o.