Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-06-21

Mrs. Kneeland Kelton has been very
sick with a hard cold.
Mrs. Homer White is staying with rela-
tives in Enosburgh Falls.
MIR. John Pratt of New York City Is
guest at Montague Place"
Last Sunday, June 18th, was the ami
versarv of the Battle of Bunker Hill.
The residence of Mrs. Mary Goldsbury
on summer street has been reprinted.
r y sanborn has sold his handsome
bonse on Prospect avenue to r. T.. BROOKS
Miss Clara Dubois is to be at Hanover,
n n during the Dartmouth commence
ment.
Col. and Mrs. r. ]. Kimball did not ar
rive from Brooklyn, \. y, until trloay
evening.
Miss Winnie Richmond accompanied
Mrs. George Laird on her return TO Roy
alton, Saturday.
Miss Franc Barnes, the guest of Miss
Grace Sanford, returned 10 Wnlte hlNer
junction on Friday.
Saturday, the thermometer climbed up
To 90 > in the shade, and lung protectors
ceased to be necessity.
The Kings Daughters will meet with
Miss Nellie Harwood at 2;3O O'Clock Tues
day afternoon, June 18th.
Miss Ethelynd Gould gave recital in
Gaysville, Saturday evening" under the
auspices OF the q. A. k. Post.
Miss L. Il. Wood, who had been staying
in this vicinity several days, went oack
to North Pomfret. Saturday.
Mrs. Samuel Bass and son, A. z. Bass,
went Saturday 10 Camp Randolph, High
gate Springs, for a few days outing.
Mrs. Buebee and Adelbert Goodrich of
West Burke. also Rennie Howe of Sharon,
recently visited Mr.. and Mrs. Fred GOOD !
rich.
Fred Foster McCrillis of Boston has been
nassing a short vacation in this place
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Z. +. NC
Crillis.
Hon. James Hutchinson and Master
mean Wedgewood have been away tins
week on trip to Montreal and hlghgate
Springs.
state Superintendent NJ. 5. Stone Of
Montpelier arrived in town Monoay I,
attend the commencement exercises o.
the Normal school.
The class in physical culture and ora
tory. taught by Miss Elsie Powers, nov
) number ten, and class OF SIN httis sih
has lately been organized.
: Messrs. Drew and Leonard have been II
Fairfax the past week, invoicing the gooui
Miss Harriet Angel has been clerking II
the Park drug store during their absence
Mrs. Ulla Ross and little son, Msste
Eugene, started away from here FRIDAY
going first to White River Junction, theI
: n Bellows Falls and Boston, and iron
the latter place they start on their home
, ward journey to St. Paul, Mimi.
j. A. Smith moves into his new nous
on Dudley street this week. The carpen
, tering was completed IN about sl1teel
days by Mr.. o. ;. Thayer, assisted D,
three men from Snowsville, j. Perry, l
Blanchard and o. Copeland.
= The Home Publishing company held it
annual meeting in Burlington last Satur
day. and W. b. Gates, who has man
{ friends and acquaintance here, was elect
l ed one Of the directors and one OF Tn
auditors for the coming year.
/ Miss Maud Haskins returned Saturda
from Barre and Monday entered the Roo
millinery store as head trimmer. Mis-
Haskins is very successful and compe
tent milliner, and the Rood store is to b
} congratulated upon securing her services
"What is SO rare as dav in June?'-
Y The fourth day OF July, as everyon
: knows, when it is well celebrated I
nlentv Of noise. Uniy two weeks ar
| now left in which to lay up pennies fo
torpedoes, cannon crackers and sky rock
cts.
The Republican caucus held at RAJ
dolph Center, Saturday, elected as two
the delegates to the State convention j.
Wells and b. T. Lombard OF this yillag
and Judge Hutchinson and l.. p. Thay,
as two of the delegates to the district col
vention.
The Boston Globe of June 10th in tt
report Of a recent Amherst-Dartmout
ball game had the following technical
expressed compliment for Dartmout
- PLAYER hailing from Randolph: ''Carleto
added new laurels to his batting recor
by lining out three bagger and maxim
three sacrifices"
The Howard block is growing as fast
the corn these days, and the building no
, towers two stories above Main street Wit
a couple of large stores in the story LEAD
ing from the street. Beside these stor'
the building contains several well-ai
ranged tenements, and two-story piazl
is to be built across the front. When m
ished. the building will be as attractiv
and built block as any in the vi
lage.
A listener to the lamentations of on
people over the style of statesmanshi
displayed the past year would be COZ
WINGED that the small boy, who, on bein
asked in Sunday school"W hat is this civ
authority which we shouold bey?n replied
.The world, the flesh and the devil,
must have been gifted with prophet
foresight. Doubtless he is good Republ
; can now, trying to survive the present ad
+ ministration.
The Board of Trustees have posted til
3 following order concerning the use OF b
: cycles on the village sidewalks: "Bicye
riders must give the whole sidewalk
4 pedestrians when meeting or passing. tn
U board warns bicyclists that this ord'
.. will be rigidly enforced, and the poll,
d are instl ucted to arrest offenders, W hi
H. others are requested TO call attention
any violation of this ORDER
Last Thursday seemed to be a great de
for picnics and church suppers. The Ii
dies of the Methodist church tempted tt
public appetite with straw berries an
: cream, while the ladies of the Christis
church put forth more substantial allur
ments in he shape of baked beans, roll
y; etc Twenty Of our young people pi
9; nicked at Quaker Hill" farm in Brainfre
I'd while Mrs. Jennie Bass invited the younl
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