Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-07-27

Several OF the farmers have finished
haying and report an average crop.
Mrs. Mary Whitney, mother OF Willis
whitney, is very low with consumption.
Miss Mary Flint started Saturday for
/ Boston, where she is to meet an aunt,
Mrs. Elijah Blanchard. They will spend
few weeks in Chicago and will then go
farther West to visit relatives and friends.
Miss Flint will be absent from home a
year or more.
Miss Eta Linfield of Lebanon, n. H.,
has been spending a short vacation with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Lin
field.
Mrs. Minnie Young OF Lowell, Mass,
arrived in town Saturday for a short va
cation.
Mrs. Celia Archer and son, Herbert,
have gone to New Hampshire to visit
Mrs. Archers sister. On their return,
they will stop at Jericho TO attend an Ad-
vent camp meeting.
Miss Bertha Clahin has finished work
for her uncle, Edwin Smith, where she
has been employed for the past year.
Miss Nettie Bass returned last week
from two weeks visit in Chicago
Ernest Packard, eldest son OF Fred
Packard, has been very sick, caused by
drinking ice water. Two physicians were
called and he is now slowly improving.
A. j. Boyce Of East Roxbury, who has
been to Burlington for treatment, has
so far recovered as to visit friends in town
the first OF last week, accompanied by his
wife and daughter.
Mrs. Nettie Blanchard shipped her
photograph gallery building - Winooski,
Wednesday, where she had sold it to par
ties some time ago.
Albert and George Jerd of Lowell, Mass =.
made flying visit to friends here last
week.
Wallace Peavey has moved to South Ran
dolph, where ne has bought place.
Mrs. George Brigham and child and
Mrs Carlos Thayer and son ofCambridge-
port, Mass, drove here and are boarding
at the hotel.
Miss Emma Bass is working at Charles
LOOMS.
Miss l.. Spooner OF williamstown and
Mrs. William Fielders and daughter OF
Essex Junction visited at j. ID. Laport's !
last week.
The infant son Of Nettie Blanchard is
sick with tonsilitis.
The lodge |. o. q. T. in this village will !
have a public installation OF officers /
and will give free literary and musical /
Wednesday, August ?.
All are invited.
Miss Lora Hutchinson gave very in |
teresting and extended account OF the
Christian Endeayor convention at Mon
treal, at the prayer meeting at the Free
Sunday evening.
J. A. Smith has gone to Hanover, n. H.,
TO have an operation performed on his
ayes.
The wedding OF Perry A. Blanchard and
Miss Bertha r. Clafiin, at the residence OF
he brides mother, Mrs. Ellen Clafiin, on
Monday night, July "A, was a pleasant
event. The guests assembled at eight
o'clock to the number OF %, and the cere-
nony was performed by Rev. MIR. Robson
II West Randolph. After congratula-
ions and good wishes, the guests adj
burned to the lawn wi here ice cream. cake
md fruit were served. Among the pres
snts were a dozen knives and forks, given
ly T. A. Blanchard and wife; half dozen
Knives and forks, j. X. Amidon; half doz-
IN solid silver teaspoons, T.. A. Amidon;
silver butter dish, Mr.. and Mrs. + T..
rhayer; silver spoon holder, Mrs. Chas.
oxidized silver urn lamp. Elmer
,lafiin and wife; silver sugar spoon and
Dutter knife, +. /. Clafiin and wife; berry
poon, Luella Powers; half dozen tea
ipoons and two table spoons, Mr.and Mrs.
?. J. Blanchard silver tripod toothpick
holder, Ella Holman; set OF silver salts
md spoons, Minnie b. Young; linen la
Die cloth, Mrs. VIM. Blanchard pair OF
idies. Mrs. T.. /. Claflin; pair OF tides,
Minnie q. Young. set OF bureau scarfs, r.
\. Thomas; set OF napkins, Mrs. l.. A.
Amidon; cash, Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. McIn-
yre; cash, Mr.. and Mrs Isaac Treat. They
will make their home at Saratoga, where
le has employment.
J. A. Smith has gone to Hanover, n. H.,
o have an operation performed on his
yes.
Miss Sadie Linfield accompanied her
lister Eta TO Manchester, y. H., Monday.
Laura Clark, student OF Middlebury
1ollege, has been spending a few weeks
With her aunt, Mrs. NJ. l.. Iinfield.
Coughing Leads to Consumption.