Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-05-24

day.
George Marsh of Bethel was here over
Sunday.
BENZ. c. Chase OF Hardwick is visiting
in town.
Prof. whitehill starts for Greensboro,
Saturday
J.M.Atwood wasin Sharon on business
Saturday.
Walter Baker of Bethel came up Tues
day afternoon.
Hudson Bailey is working at Randolph
Center this week.
Miss Roth Holman of West Hartford
was in town Tuesday.
Mrs. r. w. Sault visited in Mortified
and Barre over Sunday.
Miss Harriet Lewis returns to her home
in Waitstield, Saturday.
Mrs. Fred Terry is visiting in White
River Junction this week.
j. H. Lamson is building storehouse
in the rear OF his residence.
Mrs. Robert Parker visited her sister
and friends in Bethel last week.
Emma Ashley goes TO Winchendon,
Mass, Saturday. for the summer.
Mrs. H. w .aTewksbury and daughter
Mary were in Burlington this week.
Mrs. Emily Green is at home after quite
an extended visit in Cambridge, Mass.
Mr.. Fairbanks of Springfield is visiting
his daughter, Mrs. George Walbridge.
One Of the Raymond q Whitcomb ex-
cursions passed through here Satudary.
Hon. James and Lyman Hutchinson will
start for the Worlds Fair next. Monday.
l.T.Lamson began Tuesday to run new
and very convenient covered milk cart.
Mrs. Sam1 Presley OF Ware, Mass.,i the
guest OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. +. I.
Lille.
Bert Stevens, bell boy at the st. George
Hotel at White River Junction, is at home
tnis week.
Mrs. f. n. Bean was called to Williams
town last week on account Of the sickness
Of her sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Priest returned from
Concord, n. H., Tuesday, where they have
been visiting.
John Herriek has so far recovered from
his serious illness as to be able to return
home Tuesday.
Miss Hattie A. Dodge of Milton, Mass,
is visiting her cousin, Mrs. c. G. Written,
for a short time.
Leland T. Rising came home Tuesday
from the Green Mountain Seminary at
Waterbury Center.
F. w. Baldwin, superintendent OF the c.
V. X. r., was a guest OF Hon. James
Hutchinson, J. Tuesday.
Arthur j. Stone, who supplied SO ac-
ceptably at st. Johns church last summer,
is guest at Mrs. McCalrs.
Mrs. j. G. Daggett OF Neponset, Mass, is
the guest OF /. S. Chase ana family.
Mrs. James Mccall and family are at
their pleasant summer home on Central
street. They arrived here Tuesday.
The employees OF the United States
Screen mill are obliged by the press OF
business to work evenings this week.
Mrs. Alfred Bowler fell and broke a bone
OF her ankle one day last week. DIR. Stew
art was called and reduced the fracture.
Miss Mary Hutchinson starts for her
Wisconsin home Saturday, accompanying
DIR. II. II. Mcintyre and family to Chicago.
j.. +. Hutchinson, produce dealer in
Boston, has been visiting here the past
week at James and Lyman Hutchinson's.
The Silver Cross Circle OF Kings
Daughters will meet with Mrs. Walter
wedgewood on Tuesday, May 30th, al 2.30
p. m.
Maud Hatch returned home from Cam
bridge, Mass, Tuesday, where she has
been visiting her aunt, Mrs. J. ?. Har-
wood.
r. w DtuAA lncbCAkNQ TUG COll1 Vi Y tA~
erans' Camps in Montpelier and South
keyalton, Friday and Saturday evenings
of last week.
At a NJ. r. sociable held at Hiram
Thatcher's last week, the ages OF those
present ranged from two years to ninety
three years.
The observation engine OF President
Smith the c. V. X. R.with the directors,
passed through here for st. Adams, Satur-
day afternoon.
The primary schools have their exercises
Thr rsday afternoon. On Friday, the
teachers, Mrs. Messer and Miss Webster
will entertain their pupils.
Mrs. j. w. Gabrielle was in Burlington
last Saturday and returned with Mrs. L.
NJ. Blair, who spent Sunday in town and
left on MONDAY for Warren.
Quite a number from this place expect
to attend the Christian Endeavor conven-
tion which will be held Saturday at the
Cong church in Snowsville.
George l.. Spear is having his beautiful
residence painted. The body is red, with
yellow trimmings, and when completed
1t will be one of the handsomest houses in
town.
Mrs. w. +. Cowan Of Il banon, n. H., is
visiting her sister. Mrs. w r. Medgewood.
She was accompanied here Tuesday by her
mother, Mrs. Herrick, who has been liv-
ing with her the past winter.
The High School nine went TO Randolph
Centre last Friday afternoon and played
game OF ball beating the nine at that place
by score of Ia to -. A second game will /
be played at the Centre next Saturday.
At road machine trial held at East |
Montpelier last Wednesday, between CHI |
max, Austin and American Champion ma !
chimes, ]. b. Wells sold three Champions, /
Woodbury., Calais and East Montpelier be- |
ing the purchasers.
n IL hnpad that nj rr.ho ottoud tho
graduating exercises will endeavor to be /
on time, S O'Clock, as the program is a
long one at best, and there must be no de- 4
lay. We regret that the hall Will not &C
all who wish to attend.
w. T.. Lamson has displayed in his win
dow this week some very handsome inn 1
ported ware. There are after dinner sets, /
cups and saucers, etc, each piece bearing
/ very good view OF a section OF this VIII
age, facing reservoir hill. They will ill /
ong-felt want as pretty souvenirs.
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