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

Rev. DR.. frame OF concord, n. H., Is
guest at j. w. Burt's.
b. &. Chase,n resident Of Hardwick
was around town recently.
G. E. Cushman and family have gone t.
that famous resort, Saratoga.
Miss Jennie Stewart has Joined thu
throng OF sightseers al Chicago.
Hon. Crosby Miller was here from Pom
I fret the first Of this present week.
Mrs. c. A. Best of Montpelier was al
Mrs. Geo. L. Spears, Saturday, for the
day.
Mrs. Gertrude Corevo Galtman is stay
ing for two or three months at her ole
home.
Frank Spaulding, wife and daughter Of
ST. Adams are win friends and relatives
in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Moulton are
spending the greater part OF this week in
New York.
baked bean dinner at their church par
Tors the 4th of July.
Over ninety-six tickets TO White River
day and Wednesday.
A number of West Randolph's young
people took very pleasant ride to Bethel
last Tuesday evening.
Miss Clara Kim ball and sister, Miss An
ME, were in attendance at the Amhei ST
college commencement.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moses King, whose we'd
ding occurred in Mortified, June 2lst,
visited this place Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Hubbard and Mr..
and MRS. Charles Tewksbury and daugh-
ter Lucy were in Woodstock the 25th.
This town has been without dentist
for some two weeks now, and none Of its
absent citizens are more painfully missed.
Randolph paid into the State treasury
on the state highway tax the sum OF
y .03l. as and Will receive back from the
state treasurer about 500.
5. II. fuller has lately been visiting his
brothers in Tunbridge, and yesterday
morning, with Mrs. fuller, drove to the
races at White River Junction.
What with a woman's suffrage meeting
in Hardwick and horse race at White
River junction, the liveliest part OF our
population has been away for the past two
days.
MIS-. Louie GriswoId Gardner and little
daughter Mildred from st. Paul, Mimi,
are now in Boston and are expected 10
reach here for an extended visit before
many days.
Fred {. Ferry, at one time a student of
the West Randolph High school and now
tutor at Williams college, has been
spending several days with former friends
and schoolmates.
Among those who are enjoying the COM
mencement exercises at Hanover, n. H.,
this week are MIR. and Mrs. L. T. Spar
hawk, Misses Blanche Sparhawk, sue san
ford, May Godfrey and Mary 5. Dubois.
Howard Gilbert was taken seriously i'll
last Saturday night, being paralyzed on
the right side for a time. he still has no
use of his right arm but otherwise seems
TO have about recovered from his sickness.
The ice cream festival which was TO
have been held at airs. j. w. Gabrielle's
last Saturday evening, was unavoidably
postponed, those having the arrangements
in charge not being able to attend TO
them.
William Gabrielle, who, about two
weeks ago, drove from West Granville,
Mass, to West Randolph distance OF
200 miles-passed his SIND birthday at the
home OF his son, j. W. Gabrielle, last
Monday.
Station Agent Hobart is selling round
trip tickets TO Chicago, by way OF the
Grand Trunk railway, and gives with each
OF these tickets, free ticket for a trip
from Toronto TO Niagara Falls and return
wi ich is a new feature.
Laroy Mann, A. f. Carleton and George
Mann arrived from Hanover, n. H., a few
days ago. The latter leaves before long
for Bethlehem, \. H., where he will take
the position of clerk in the Howard House
during the summer months.
Miss Myrtle Walbridge closed her
school in district No. II Friday. The last
afternoon was taken up with tbs usual
exercises, after which the children and
their friends were treated to excellent ice
cream-made at the New York Cafe.
Mrs. ID. Hubbard Morse of Raisin Centre,
Mich, after visit of several months with
friends and relatives here, goes this week
20 Boston and Providence to spend the
summer, but will return to West Ran
iolph before departing TO her home in
Michigan.
Early Tuesday morning No. 10, freight
rain, met with an accident this side OF
Ford's crossing. The accident resulted
rom broken journal on lumber car,
;ansing the derailment of that car. A
wreck train was soon on the scene, and
he track was cleared by $50 a. m.
Wednesday, the 21st, was the hottest
lay that we have had up to date the mer-
Jury climbing, in some shady retreats, to |
02S Two men, Henry and Herbert Luce,
who were delivering ice for David Dyer, |
NeAS ohhSNAANAs A0At Was Nulll
affected but is nov able to be |
bout again.
b. 5. Gilman, who is supplying at the
church, gave a very interesting |
md practical sermon last Sunday. His 1
General theme was along the line of the /
Importance of the intellect and the de- /
of thought on the part of every /
me, not only about the great questions of |
he day but about the smallest oecupa-
ions Of daily life.