Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-06-29

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: Xenophon Udall has been at his broth
i. er's for several days lately.
+. Mr.and Mrs. Spencer Patterson were her
from Pompa last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crosby OF Bradford wer
the guests of Ellen Richardson, Wednes
! day.
Rev. H.F. j. Scribner attended the fu
neral of Miss Salome Colby, aged So years
last Wednesday at the home of Russell
Hackett, where she had lived for severa
years. Mrs. Ellen Wright and Mrs. Charles
Moody of W.R. Junction arrived Tuesday
to attend the funeral.
Miss Lillian Jones of Bradford is al
work, dressmaking, in town.
L. A. Clark, B. n. Smith, R. A. Hatch
and F. B. Hazelton are painting their
houses.
Marion Hatch went to St.Johnsbury last
week Thursday to attend the graduation
exercises at the academy.
Mrs. Harvey Ordway gave birth to fine
boy June q.
Mrs. J. M. Olmstead is visiting her sis
ter in Newbury, n. H.
Mrs. DIR. Carpenter of New Albany Ind,
is at her brothers, Senator Morrill,
Miss Nellie Sunderland closed her school
here last Friday.
Mr.and Mrs Daniel Robinson are spend
ing the month OF June in Illinois, visiting
the Fair and Chicago.
Mr.. James Tyson, Sr., of Baltimore, Md,
has been in town for several days.
Mrs. Blanchard of Braintree has been
the guest Of Mrs. l.. l.. Udall, the past
week.
The school in So. STAFFORD held picnic
in II. Barrett's grove Saturday afternoon.
Nathan r. Dennison Of Mortified was
here for several days last week.
Miss Frances Pierce of Royalton is the
guest of the Misses Pierce.
An enthusiastic meeting was held at the
townhall last Saturday evening. The sub
ject of building creamery here was thor
oughly discussed and it met with hearty
and universal approval. A committee OF
five was appointed to canvass the town in
order to ascertain the number of cows
available at the time Of the opening Of the
creamery, and to solicit funds for its i'm
mediate construction. The committee will
report Thursday evening, June 20, at the
townhall.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Dudley OF West Fairlee
were in town over Sunday.
perfect day welcomed the encamp-
ment of the Grand Army of Orange Coun-
ty last week. Gov. Fuller in his happy ad-
dress in the morning, gave the keynote to
the entire day, which was manifest in the
attentive, interested faces of speakers and
hearers. A remarkably large number of
q. A. X. men were present from neighbor. |
ing towns. In the afternoon the principal |
address was by Judge Powers of Morris |
vills, which was both scholarly and states |
manlike and which might have been writ |
ten by the pen OF Daniel Webster or Hen
ry Clay. Several q. A. X. men were called |
upon; also, our own Senator Morrill,. The |
face of Capt. Richard Smith of |
tor Morrill,, wishing he might live forever,
and calls for three cheers for the senator,
brought down the house. IL was well said |
that Strafford never saw happier day, or
one longer to be remembered.
Mrs. Emeline Lovejoy died at So Straf-
lord, Sunday. She was about 80 years OF |
age, and has from her youth been faith
Iul and consistent member OF the Free
Baptist church in that place.
Miss Bertha Slack is teaching over at
The Pond this summer.
&c. Avery went to Athol, Mass, last
Friday, returning Saturday night.
Mrs. Amelia Walker and daughter were
It Union Village, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Tuttle were in town
,ver Sunday.
Gov. Levi K. Fuller arrived in town
Monday, the 18th, and was the guest Of
senator Morrill,.
Mabel Hatch closes her school in Sharon
his week.
A party OF six held picnic at Fairlee
AXE, Saturday.
ID. CLYDE and w. S.Bradbury are paint
ng their houses this week.