Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-06-14

Mrs. Ed. Hobart and two children have
returned to their home in WINDSOR.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hobart were in
White River Junction over Sunday.
George L. Spear has been at home for
the past week from Lowelltown, Me-
Fred Goodrich and family are now oc-
cupying the Flint house on Park street.
Miss Blanche Young has gone to White
River Junction TO spend the summer va
cation.
Mrs. LYMAN WEIGH and son started
away FROM here Friday on the return trip
TO Grand Rapids, Mich.
Miss Jessie Burt, who has been SPEND
ing the winter months in the city oil Ne"
York, is once more at home
Mrs. Laura Mead and Miss Annie, from
st. Johnsbury, are expected at their Ran
dolph home about the 23rd OF this MONTH
Miss Emma Dickey of Bethel has nnlsh,
ed work in the Rood millinery store, ana
her place is taken by MISS Mamie DucA
man, also OF Bethel.
Robert Gold arrived from Roanoke, Va,
the 7th, to rejoin his wife, who has oeeh
staying for some time with her mother,
Mrs f. NJ. Bickford.
Friday evening, the Ideal Male Quar-
| tette furnished music OF superior order
/ for the graduating exercises OF the hoch-
! ester school, which few from TINS
/ place attended.
/ Rev. G. W. Morrow, president OF the
4 state Sunday school association, was
present at the first annual convention "a
| the Caledonia County Sunday Schooi as
/ sociation, held in Lyndonville the Sth.
VIM. NJ. Gorham, charged with setting
fire TO the barn on the farm belonging 10
the estate of his late wife, had nearing
before the grand jury IN chelsea last
week. His case will probably come pc
fore the supreme court week after next
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Chase Of New
| York, W no had been paying VISIT TO rel
atives here, went Friday TO Underhll 70
remain over Sunday and are now Win
Mr.. Chase's parents at Essex ABOUT .n l'
first OF july they expect TO DC In camp
at Moth Hero.
Attention is called to notice OF the
Republican caucus printed elsewhere IN
lthis paper. The caucus will be held next
saturday at 2 d. IN. in the Normal build-
ing. ana will afford good opportunity
for people from this vicinity 10 inspect
the new building, OF which the town j.
justly proud
This school received quite compliment
from lady who for many years mas sue.
cessfnllv taught both East and West ano
was in ATTENDANCE on the recent gradua'
ting exercises, which she said wee th'
| hesT that She had ever attended, and sh'
also smoke of the work of the school a.
far superior to that OF many other instisu
tions much more widely known.
Fred \. Whitney, editor of the North
field News, informs his friends that ~
; has an extra edition in the form OF
nine hound daughter born to him anS
Mo wife on June 9th. 1t is extremely
probable that Editor Whitney will nn'
This edition a lively little daily, requirln!
10 he set up in the middle OF the nis b
and quite capable OF giving her chief al
the circulation that he needs.
Tn. Sunday train, which has lately beel
mt On this road is one OF the fastest II
New England, and is run exactly OF
schedule time. Its efficient service
\ fully accounted for when II is known ina
the engine drawing 1t, is the one name s,ile
! for our prominent citizen, w. D. Wan
and an interesting fact in connection wit
= this locomotive is, that it pulled the mrs
sunday paper train that ever went owe
the Central Vermont, and has never We
met with an accident of any description
II has the happy faculty possessed oy IN
owner of the name it bears, OF Away
.'getting there" ana, what - more,
/, "getting there on time"
! Hon. VIM. II. Dubois, w. B. Wall an
: :. NJ. Flint were appointed committee 9
; three to investigate the injury sustalne
= hv the three year-old daughter OF EC
Davis. who vas last week Monday struc
on the right temple by the bicycle
John Dodge OF Lowell, Mass, guest :
the Red Lion Inn, as he was rlolng COW
me Main street hill near the briog
Alter careful consideration OF the cas-
Z The committee who desired to treat th
injured and the injurer with equal ian
\ ness, fixed the damage sustained oy u
child at s15, and obliged the young ma
) TO pay the bill for medical attendance an
other expenses, amounting TO ABOUT :
more.
In the report of grand parade in Lyr
donyilie, June 9Th. an exchange say
.sThe bicycles deserve a special head. n
= remark was made that if this cavalcade
'. bright shining wheels had been brougl
Il on track forty years ago. say, IL Wonl
= have created almost as great wonder
Fulton's steamboat. In TACT, SO rapid ~
been the progress wheelWaru lhat an ol'
STYLE high bicycle, leaning by the Judge
stand. was regarded as about as great
curiosity as the first locomotives AND VINE
a about seventy wheels, proceeding BY two
under command OF h. j. blodgett, pr
4, petled by their dignified and easy rldei
s,vent around the curve from the gate in
n, the track. murmer of appreciation arc
" from the assembled multitude" Eigh
UPRIGHT. shining wheels" have De'
sold this season by Mr.. l.. P. Thayer.
O The first annual meet of the Dartmout
. Intersc1 elastic association took place
l. Hanover, n. H., June 9th, with an atten
ance of about 500. Among those prese
from this school, were Fred smith, Jol
Dubois, Asa Hebbard, Arthur Newto
a sherman Moulton, Horace Moulto
y Robert Putnam, Harry Mcintyre, Kobe
" Morton, Charles Barrett, Clarence Elmer
Charles Cushman and John Chase. At 1
e, bicycle race, Harry Mcintyre and Robe
Morton, it is said, rode in excellent shaI
at the former crossing the tape good thin
but the latter, who received poor sta
= did not gain materially until within
Al wards of the goal; he then made wo
IN derful squirt and came in second. IL W
VI conceded that if Morton had settled doV
20 work sooner than he die, the race won
have been his; for the leader was 80 var
ahead, hen he began 10 squirt, and
crossed the line but a few yards behi
him. Charles Barrett did well in t
=. sanding broad jump, clearing nine fe
and Clarence Emery in the runnl