Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-08-22
Randolph Concluded.

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g. w. A. Putnam is passing few da.
at the White Mountains.
The High school building is receiving
fresh coat OF paint, which It sadly needle,
VIM. Richardson OF Ogdensburgh,
~, spent Sunday with his sister, Mrs. Al
ma Ames.
il Forest Manchester, prominent lawye
Of Boston, with his wife and child, is 8
valley Farm"
Deacon w. A. Howard has regarded hi
lawn to keep pace with the improvement
on School street.
Rev. George E. Boynton, Baptis
clergyman Of Weston, is staying with hi
brother-in-law, Prof. ]. M. Trask.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Griffin started yes
terday for their home in Valdosta, Ga
They are to- stop In Springfield, Boston
and Washington, d. c., and expect Il
reach Vaidosta about September LIST.
Earl Eanborn OF Worcester, Mass, cam,
up on q business trip and staid- q day o.
two, leaving again Tuesday. His father
Q. d. Sanborn still continues In the semi
conscious condition In which he has beer
since he was first stricken down with par
alysis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilman 8. Moulton anG
two sons, who have been on q three weeks
coaching tour from Litchfield, Conn.,, ar.
rived Tuesday afternoon at the Greer
Mountain Stock farm, having journeyed
that day from Woodstock, where they
spent Sunday.
The 18th triennial conclave OF knights
Templars occurs In Boston, August 26th-
S0th. The Central Vermont railroad will
sell special round-trip tickets from this
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accommodation of the knights and their
friends, will leave here at 9:17 am.
The United States screen cew6any has
creditors, the indebtedness amounting to
f17 900. The mill building and the engine
are the property OF the Randolph building
company, but the machinery belongs 70
Burt Segar, who form the present
screen company.
Friday evening, the popular commander
OF U. s. Grant Post, George w. Flagg, re-
ceived an unexpected visit from about for
ty members of the Post and Relief Corps.
Refreshments were provided by the guests
and A. A. Smith, in behalf OF those pres !.
ent, presented Mr.. Flagg with hand
some chair, for which he returned thanks
in graceful speech.
The public money for the improvement
OF the village streets is being very wisely
expended, and the roadways and side
walks are being put in first.class shape
under the direction OF Street Commission.
er H. 8. Booth. The walk on Elm street
has been extended into Sault Hollow, and
Main street, from School street corner to
the concrete at the south end OF the COW
cred bridge, is to receive top dressing OF
gravel, which will pack down and make
an excellent roadbed.
Bethel is the latest town to get ahead OF
Randolph in the matter OF electric lights.
A local stock company has been formed to
own and operate an electric light plant
there. The power Is to be obtained at
Gaysville (the same power that Randolph
has been planning to secure) and the con-
tract for putting up the line has been let
and work begun. The lights are to be in
operation this fall. Somehow Bethel has
a way OF doing things that moves the
citizens of this place to envy.
Electric lights are coming here sometime
when they get to be an Improvement
over the sun and when no legal barriers
can be raked up to oppose them.
Monday noon, in st. Johns church,
took place the marriage OF Mr.. Charles H.
Nutting of Chicopee, Mass, and Miss
Blanche g., eldest daughter Of DIR. and
Mrs. L. A. Noyes of Randolph Center.
The ceremony was performed by the rec
tor, the Rev. Homer White, in the pres
ence OF three witnesses--Mr. and Mrs. j.
D. Denison and Mrs. Homer White. The
bride was tastefully arrayed In pretty
suit and bore herself with a
quiet dignity that became her we'll. I'M
after the ceremony, the newly +,
married couple, with the officiating cler-
gyman and the witnesses, proceeded to
Tie Red Lion Inn, where dinner was
served, and on the arrival Of the express
rain from the north, Mr.. and Mrs. Nut. |
ing departed to Chicopee, where they |
will be Joined later by the brides mother
md sister. The groom is son OF Dr.Nut-
ing of the Center, returned missionary
rom Turkey, where this son was born.