Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-07-13
win Bean was at home over Sunday.

this station Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. II. Brooks are camping
at Queen City Park.
L. I. Sparhawk is repainting his resi-
dence on Pleasant street.
Mrs. Hattie Chase has gone to Royalton
for two weeks soiourn.
Mrs. Rhoda Green of Oakland, CAL, WIS.,
tied friends here quite recently.
Mrs. James Atwood of Bethel is making
her son. j. NJ. Atwood, short visit.
Mrs. Geo. Bradstreet from Royalton was
at ID. c. Woodward's Thursday for the
day.
Mrs. Ned Alexander of Montpelier has
been staying for several days WIN her
parents.
Mrs. Crandall and daughter Mamie re-
turned Monday from a few days stay III
Sharon.
During the absence of Fred Dunn, John
Dubois Is clerking in the grocery store OF
Julius Lamson.
Nv. sault, assistant editor of tbs. st.
Johnsbury Caledonian, calledlat the hEk-
AID office Friday.
W.T.. Wedgewood and Conductor Muir
raw are enjoying the hospitality OF Geo.
L. Spear, at Lowelltown, Me.
Citv people are Fastening to the country
towns these July days, and country peo-
pie are taking to the woods.
Miss May E. Kendrick visited Mr.. and
Mrs. M. +. Warrington at their notel III
Northiield, Thursday and Friday
Mrs. Fred Whitcomb and little dsugh-
ter of Windsor were at Mrs. lda foras
for several days following the Fourth.
VIM. johnson, resident OF Denver,
Col, has been spending some niue time III
West Randolph during the week past.
The members of Arcadia Lodge, |. ~
G, H., are requested TO meet WIN ", 2:
n. Gould, Thursday evening, at 40
sharp.
r A. Carpenter of Warren, also X. u.
and family of Bethel, were at
their fathers, w. w. Carpenter tne
Fourth.
Miss S. A. Goodrich from Barre visited
her sister Mrs. w. w. Carpenter, and
other friends in West Randolph last
week.
Mrs. Charles Harris and daughter Rita
came from Jersey City, Friday, ana are
with Mrs. Harris mother, Mrs. A. W.
Atwood.
George Putnam, who has been employed
for some time in the Wells River depot,
Montpelier, spent the greater part oil last
week at home
The Orange County w. c. I. U. con-
vention opened to-day and Will continue
through tomorrow. The convention
meets in the Baptist church, ana all are
most cordially invited TO attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. l.. Udall, Miss Mary
Udall, Fred Preston and Charles heyhol9s'
all of StraffoId, were guests at kev. y.
Udall's last week. Miss Emma Udall ac-
companied them on their return to STRAIT
ford.
DIR. g. A. Wheeler is recuperating at
Caspian Lake, Greensboro, and his dental
office in the Gates block, White River
Junction, win be closed until the last OF
the month.
The hotel at Queen City Park is open,
and under the efficient management OF
Landlord Iucius Webb, is ready to re-
ceive its old and many new patrons. Mr..
Webb started for the Park, Saturday.
The prizes for the finest displays in the
the Fourth have been awarded
as follows: LIST, "Martha Wilkes" b. A.
Manchester; End, the float of julius Lam
son, and 3rd, the "1776" carriage OF Mr..
Luke Parish.
Mrs. j. B. Morse of Royalton, Mrs.
Fred Fay and children, whose home Is in
Everett, Mass, but who were spending a
little time in Bethel, and Frank McCul-
Tough, also of Bethel, visited at Z. A.
rhacher's recently.
Otis Culver, who has successfully edited
newspapers in Fairhaven, Wash, James
town, Da., and Occur de Lion, Mont, al
20 his sister, Mrs. O. H. Chamberlin, and
laughter Emma, of Quechee, were the
guests of their uncle, A. n. Culver, for
several days lately.
Rev. Mr.. Dutton, a Clergyman of the
Christian church who had been attending
he c. r. convention at Montreal, was IN
his place over Sunday. Mr.. Dutton dld
not preach Sunday, being DESTROYS OF TAX
ng little rest before resuming his pas
oral duties IN Kittery, Me.
Miss l.. +. Wood, no went out to Chi
ago with the first HERALD excursion and |
has been assisting superintendent {. ID.
W hitman in the Maple Sugar Pavilion |
ever since, returned Saturday. This week !
Miss Wood is in North Pomfret with her /
sister and will remain until the 18TH.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Osgood, who have
been taking months bridal trip through |
he White Mountains, st. Johnsbury and |
Montreal, We're in West Randolph during /
asst week with Mr.. Osgood's sister, Mrs. |
Hobart Peck, and left Friday for Quincy, |
Mass, where their future home is to be.
Not much longer will the gayly striped |
potato bugs roost ON our vines and Cos
lip from bill to hill in their present i'm
ludent fashion; for parasite, which preys /
Ipon and exterminates these beetles, has |
lrrived on the scene of action. Local gar |
ieners can take heart of grace, unless this 4
anne parasite eats bugs and potatoes, too.
Two Swedes with tags. telling their des-
ination, tied IN their buttonholes landed /
1t this station Saturday morning. Every /
small boy was right on hand,
md Yankee comments on their tailor
made suits and general appearance were
made with the utmost freedom. The
3rookfield stage soon took them away.
md the crowd turned its attention again
o either telling or hearing "some new
hing
II. w. Smith, Fred Dunn, Albert Cav.
Royal Tilson, J. +. and J. B. Eidredce
md CIV. Hayward are rusticating at Lake
Me. Since the above was writ
en-, Mr.. Smith left the party and came
lome. Friends of those still absent are
wondering if the lake is full of crocodiIes.
nd the woods of bears, as the smiling
Of one or the other of these
nimals may possibly have inspired Mr..