Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-06-27

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y Postomce next Monday morning.
Q. M. Howard Is BUILDING a. ods;.,.
70 his barn, on South Main Street N1'''o
MRS. John Marsh is in Roxbury. visit
ing ner niece, Mrs. Homer VanDusen.
a list OF the Randolph taxpayers will
70 'ound on one OF the inside pages. -
SCION Rawson OF Underhill was ones
a. Mr.. A. y. Hendricks over Sunday. 80
Mrs. 2. A. Watson came Yesterday fro,,
| ton. N-1s' MARY sax
mere will be regular meeting Of Arco
o ga Lodge, l. 0. g. T., this evening. tn,
Mrs. George Walbridge and Miss Mvr.
nc nave gone to Springfield for few
MRS. Lucius Wiley and daughter from
lately. = 1''u iAa'onSs
Miss Alice Morse Of New York. a niece
OF Mrs. X, J. Kimball, is at Montague
Miss May Parsons, who has been teach.
ing IN Springfield, Mass, the past year. is
now at home. $500 .
Miss Mary Lamson Of the Emerson col.
lege OF Oratory has arrived for the sum
mer vacation.
Charles Porter and wife from Hataeld
Mass, are with Mrs. Porter's parents. Dr.
and Mrs. M. L. Scott. =
Y. =. Abbott has been adjudged an in
solvent debtor, and his estate is now IN
the hands Of his creditors.
The party at Camp Randolph, Highgate
springs, nave returned home with, the ex-
CentInn nf Mr. A
One Of the events OF the season will be
the musicale at the residence OF Mr.. George
T. spear, Tuesday evening, July 9Th
Misses Lulu Ellis and Mary Mcclure OF
Montpelier are staying at Justin Moul-
tons as the guests OF Mrs. A. E. Lane.
Tuesday, Prof. F. L. Gibson, M. and
MRS. l.. h. Goodrich, Mrs. Henry Soper
and Miss Hattie Hayward started for Bos.
ton.
Mrs. Laura Mead and Miss Annie have
returned from st. Johnsbury and are now
at their summer home ON Randolph ave.
nue..
The houses OF j. A. Fowler, DR.. e. F.
Upham, Emory Steele and Dana Spooner
have just proved the value of little paint
as beautifier.
Rev. v. NJ. Hardy attend the commence.
ment exercises this week at Dartmouth
and at Amherst college, the latter institu-
ton being his alma mater.
The w. G. T. U. will give rose tea in
the Baptist church yard from 4 until
o'clock Thursday afternoon, for the bene-
tit OF the Flower Mission.
Miss Emma Heth OF Fondulac, Wis,
and Mr.. and Mrs. s. A. Lewis from Sodth
Dakota have been the guests Of Mr.. G. l..
Martin the last fortnight
Last Thursday, Col. and Mrs. r. j. Kim
ball and their two daughters went to
Sharon by train and drove home by way
Of STAFFORD and Tunbridge.
Mrs. A. d. Lamson, Miss Carrie and Mr..
Ro Lamson and Miss Mary Storey have
arrived from Philadelphia and opened cid
Teton Cottage for the summer.
j. f. Hobart did not serve as juryman
IN the Mcintyre case, as falsely reported
asst week, since his opinions, previously
rendered him disqualified.
The Central Vermont railroad will sell
special round-trip tickets at greatly re-
1uced rates between all stations in YER
mont and New York states on July 4th.
Miss Ina Drake Of West Lebanon, N. H.,
Elmer Bagley OF Rochester and Martin
Foster, the latter in the employ OF the
;. V. Il. r., were recent visitors in town.
Next Saturday, Mrs. Margaret Smith
ind daughter, Miss Mary Dubois, and DR..
Gilman Wheeler of the junction will join
he campers at Caspian Lake, Greensboro
Ernest Lewis, Sherman Moulton, Charles
Mccall and Robert Mitchell are back from
heir respective colleges; the first named
rom U. v. NJ, and the last three from
Dartmouth.
The delay in issuing the paper this week
vas occasioned by a lack Of water for the
motor, the supply being shut off while the
,ranch pipes to the new blocks were con-
lected with the main water pipe.
FL Gibson was arrested Tuesday morn
ng for riding bicycle on the sidewalks.
The hearing was in Hon. William d.
Nichols office, and the prisoner, pleading
.uilty, was fined w.
There will be meeting OF the Randolph
yycle club next Monday evening at the
huntington studio 1t is hoped that there
viii be good a attendance OF the members,
IS it is proposed to make arrangements
or club ride the Fourth.
Miss Alice Sheldon went to Stockbridge
asst Thursday to attend the funeral OF the
ate G. [. Whitcoub, who was drowned the
8th inst while bathing inthe White riv-
r at Bethel. Nearly two hundred were
present at the funeral and the floral trib-
ties were unusually numerous and beauti-
I'll.
Harry Beedle, OF Beedle's orchestra,
leene N. H, has been spending a short time
With his parents. This evening, the or
hestra plays for the commencement hop
nd concert at Northield, and immedi-
tely afterward Messrs. Harry and Carl
,eedle. Bagley, Minis and Jenness start
or Waukesha, Wis, where they have an
Engagement for the season to play In an
orchestra, OF which Mr.. Jenness is TO be
he leader.
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