Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-06-20


Misses Grace and Sue Sanford started
for Boston, Friday.
Monday, A. E. Dean joined the campers
at Highgate Springs.
Mrs. Laura Holden has gone to Chester
to remain some little time.
A son was born Saturday to Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Mann Of Claremont, N. d.
Norman Atwood OF Ripton was with
his nephew, j. M. Atwood, over Sunday.
G. r.. Jones and wife OF New Bedford,
Mass, were at William Pierce's last
week.
Miss Abbie Robertson OF CharlestowD,
N. H., is staying with Miss May Ken
drick.i
Miss Florence Brooks goes this week to
Wellesley, Mass. to. attend the college COM
mencement.
Tomorrow occurs the summer solstice,
" hen the sun is at the first point Of the
sign Cancer.
Mrs. William Line OF Mortified spent
Saturday with Mrs. E. l.. Soper and MRS.
Homer White.
Mrs. Joseph Woodrough OF Tarpon
Springs, Fla, is the guest OF her brother,
Mr.. William Holmes.
Miss Rose Cooper, daug liter Of Rev. A.
l., Cooper OF Newport, has been visiting
her aunt, Mrs. Jane Bailey.
Mrs. Waiter Wedgewood and children
returned Monday from an outing at Camp
Randolph, Highgate Springs.
Mrs. Latimer, Mrs. Markham and Mrs.
Whitcomb, OF Bethel, were entertained
Saturday by Mrs. l. D. Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Dunbar, who have
been here on a visit, went Monday to
Mortified, where they are now living.
| Miss Jessie Smith OF Somerville Mass,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Smith and son OF
Montpelier We're at Mr.. s. II. Brooks
few days lately.
The Rev. James A. Pierce Of Belvidere,
ILL.,, supplied the Baptist pulpit in Ben
nington last Sunday and is to preach
there again the 23d.
Horace Moulton, Will Moulton, Charles
Cushman, John Dubois, Fred Smith and
Carroll Flint went to Hanover, N. H..
Friday to witness the Amherst dartmouth
ball game.
Monday saw the departure of Mrs. Hen
nv Read and Mr.and Mrs. John C.Daggett,
| friends OF Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Chase, TO
their respective homes in Rockland and
Neponset, Mass.
| Mrs. A. w. Rollins of Chicago, who ar
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ter, Mrs. Laura Holden, went from here to
Northampton, Mass. to be present at the
Smith college commencement.
The remains OF w. c. Adams, who died
from injuries received by being thrown
| from his peddler's cart in East Brook :
| field, were brought here Sunday for inter-
ment in the Herrick cemetery.
| On Monday last, Rev. and Mrs. V. NJ.
Hardy celebrated the twenty second ami.
versary OF their marriage with Mr.. Will
liam Holmes and his daughter and few
other friends,a "Bellview Cottage.n
G. H. Slack, assistant ticket agent for
the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern
railroad company, is making short visit
at home after an absence of nearly four
years. His Oldest son, Harold, is with
him. s9,As s9
Rev. e. N. Goddard OF Windsor and
Rev. and Mrs. Homer White went from
here Tuesday to attend the annual con-
vention OF the diocese OF Vermont, held
in Christ's church, Montpelier, yesterday
! and to-day.
Albert Grover went last week to Boston
to take an examination for fireman on
the Boston 4 Maine railroad. He passed
the examination successfully and began
work Monday. His family will remain
here for the present.
. Among those purposing to attend the
Dartmouth commencement next week are
Mrs. J. F. Hobart, Mrs. A. Carleton, Mrs
, A. Sherman, Miss Mary Sherman, Mrs
, Anna Chase, Mrs. Hattie Chase, Miss Al.
lace Chase, Robert Putnam and Alonze
Emery and family.
Col. and Mrs. A. B. Chandler and Mas.
ter Willis arrived at "Mari Castle" las
. Thursday. Tuesday the colonel wal
obliged to return to New York, but dur
ing the month OF August both he ane
his son, Mr.. Albert EcKert Chandler, ex
pect to be in Randolph.
! The question to be discussed at thu
meeting OF the Randolph grange
/ next Saturday evening is-Resolved, Tha
modern newspapers are conducive to lit
erary culture and high standard o
morals. Able disputants on both side
will open the discussion and 1t Is expected
that goodly number OF volunteers will
carry 1t on.
Friday evening, as Perley Cleveland wa
riding his wheel over the railroad cross
ing, he collided with the Chinamans pu,
dog, to the mutual discontinue OF dol
and rider. The wheel passed over tn,
pug and the cycler described paraboli
OF milk in one hand. The bicycle, yer,
also the feelings OF the dog.
Miss Easton, missionary from Cal
) cutta, India, who has been visiting at Mr.
j. W. Burt's, delivered an address in thu
:. Cong'l vestries Sunday evening on tn
subject OF her life and labors among tn
natives of that distant country She spok,
from nine years study OF the habits ant
condition OF the people and gave brigh
and graphic description OF the curious
customs in vogue among them.
Last Thursday morning, John Delaney
and wife, who live on the Horton Sar
gent farm, were arrested on charge OF In
toxication and brought before John Burn
ham, justice Of the peace. They boil
pleaded guilty and were fined rs ant
costs, amounting in his case to SIS, and ii
hers to $15 They disclosed on Jug o
liquor that had been sent to them by ex
press, and avowed an intention Oh no
again counting notoriety in that SAM
way.
The friends Of Dr. Horace Tracy Hank
OF New York City will be happy to learr
that he is fast recovering from his recen
severe illness. After a nine weeks con
finement to his bed, due to septic fever
contracted while performing surgica
operation, he was able to be taken to Tar
rytown, on the Hudson, Saturday, Jun,