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

with pneumonia Ut A. y balIey altehos
him.
Fred Chadwick met with quite an ac-
cident last week, and one leg was badly
hurt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. A. Laird from Royal
ton made short visit at l. NJ. Jones' this
week.
Mrs. Dennis Zero and daughter, Mrs.
Martin, arrived in town last week for a
short stay.
Miss Laura Hildreth has secured posi-
tion as table girl in hotel at the White
1 Mountains.
j. B. Eldredge made trip to Barre re-
Gently, for the purpose of transaeting PEN
sion business.
Quite a number Of her young friends as
sisted Miss Mary Morse in celebrating her
birthday the 21st
Miss Mary McGinnis of Royalton was
with Mrs. Thomas Carr for a few days the
/ first OF the week.
Montague Place is now open for the
summer, Col. r. j. Kimball and family ar
irving last week.
The postofiiee will be open on July 4th
from to Ii a. m, from 2.30 to p. m. and
| from 7.30 to s p. m.
Miss Emma Moses finished her school
in Braintree last Friday and is now at
/ home on vacation.
| Mrs. John Daggett, Jr., left for Boston,
Monday, after five weeks sojourn at the
4 home of !. 5. Chase.
eral summers in this village, are now at
the Maplewood, Randolph Center.
A. +. Carleton is taking Irwin Chad
wick's place at the station this week while
the latter is enjoying a much needed rest.
Union meeting was held in the Congl
church last Sunday evening. The SER
mon was preached by the Rev.W. H.Jack-
son.
II. A. Beerworth, station agent at Pas
sumpsic, stopped over Thursday night, on
his way to Clarenceville, p. O., at w. 5. 5.
Bucks.
Mrs. z. L, Sault, who has been making
quite a visit at her father-in. laws, +. II.
Sault returned to her home in Lynn, Mass,
last Saturday.
Misses Mary Tewksbury, NJ. Lucina
Saxton and Florence Brooks are home
from their respective colleges for the sum-
mer vacation.
Mrs. II. NJ. Miller and mother left Fri
day for Boston. Mrs. Miller's three daugh-
tiers aIe staying with their grandparents
ia Mortified.
J. d. Denison, Esq, in the absence of
the elected delegates, represented st.
Johns parish, West Randolph, at the
special convention held in Burlington last
week.
The Hardwick Gazette in a recent issue
says that b. C.Chase has purchased farm
located about a mile north of that village.
and will operate it in connection with his
stable.
William Dudley OF Lenoxville, p. O.,
whose wife died short time ago, has
come to this place to reside and, with his
three daughters, is staying at his fathers,
Levi Dudley.
Misses Nettie Bass and Mary Tilson
started from here Saturday and intend to
spend two weeks in gazing at the wonder
full and beautiful things TO be seen in the
white City,"
At o'clock Sunday afternoon, Rev. V.
Nj. Hardy conducted service in the new
barn lately erected on the premises of AL
bert Barnes. A good congregation went
down from here to attend the service.
On account of the rain last Thursday
evening, the Y. p. sc. Il. of the Christian
church adjourned its ice cream and straw
berry party from the lawn to the vestry.
However, in spite of the deluge the profits
amounted to almost 80.
Frank F. Sault was called from York
Beach, Me-, Thursday by the illness of his
daughter, Josie, who is suffering from
scarlatina. This disease is having quite
run in Waitstieid and Braintree, bur only
a few cases are reported in West Randolph.
The Methodist general conference COM
mission has decided not to withdraw.the
Methodist exhibits from the Worlds Fair
on account of the Sunday opening, but the
exhibits will be closed on Sundays. No
call will be made upon the members of
that church to boycott the Fair.
The following clipping is from the Deer
field Valley Times: 'Two Vermont girls,
Emma Peters of West Randolph and Nell
lie Brown of Plymouth are likely to be
among the ten persons who will enjoy free
vacation trips to the Worlds Fair or else
where at the expense of the Boston Jour
nal. Vermonters are sending in thou
sands of Journal coupons for these deserv-
ing favorltes."
Frank p. Merrill of the John Garter &
Co. paper house. Boston, was in town last
week Thursday. While here, he was the
guest of +. w. Sault. Mr.. Merrill is one
of the oldest members of the order Of
Sons of Veterans in New England, and
organized the first camp in the state of
Maine and was its provisional colonel be-
fore he organization of the division. He (
is also the first elected commander in /
chief of the order. He still takes consid-
cradle interest in the order and has al
ready, bnlS spring, attended the encamp- +
ments in New Hampshire, Vermont and +
Massachusetts,.
The 18th International Christian En- f
deavor convention will be held in Mon /
treal from July 9Th to 9th. The Central /
Vermont railroad company has issued re-
duced rates, making the fare from Ran
dolph to Montreal 1855. The tickets, /
with stop-over privileges at any point en-
route within time limit, will be good re-
turning until the last day of July.
Misses Abbie Clark, June Fassett and
Emma Pratt were elected last Sunday
evening to represent the Y. p. S. c. L. of
the Christian church at this convention.
DR.. and Mrs. E. o. Blanchard and Mrs
Peters will be in attendance also, stopping
At Montreal on their way from Chicago. /
Miss Bertha Hodges has been chosen dele
gate by the Cong'l society of Christian /
Endeayor.