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

Dog days end the 5th OF next month.
Miss May Proper arrived Saturday from
Montreal.
Mrs. d. D. Davis is with friends in
Middlebury.
Mrs. M. H. Amsden has gone to visit
her son in Sharon.
A daughter was born Friday to Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Nichols.
Lee Frazier, son OF Frank p. Morse. IL
very sick with pneumonia.
VIM. Mann has been al home from
northern New York this week.
Mrs. e. l.. Pearsons OF Windsor lately
visited Mr.. and Mrs. d. II. Parkhurst.
Autumn begins this year, according to
the almanacs, on the 23rd Of September.
Lucius G. Fowler and Alvan Holman
were down from st. Adams over Sunday
Miss Helen Carr OF Goffstown, N. H., il
with her sister, Mrs. Henry w. Tewks-
bury.
Miss Bessie Emery and Miss Lasire OF
Washington, ID. C., are at Alonzo
Emery's.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Pinney are rejoic-
ing over the advent OF daughter born
Saturday.
j. w. Hale and wife and Mrs. Tower
left Friday on trip to Boston and Win
throp, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Obrig OF New
York, guests at Montague Place." left
here Monday.
Frank Miles, at one time resident oil
Montpelier, has rented the Newton paint
shop on Central street.
Col. and Mrs. A. B. Chandler went from
the muster at Fairlee to spend Sunday
with friends in Bradford.
Next Monday will be the first anniver-
sary OF the death OF Mrs. Celia Thaxter
one Of the best OF American poets.
Albert Hastings, wife and child from
Franklin Falls, N. H., are the guests OF
the formers mother, Mrs. Emily Hast
iRgs.
Fred H. Smith has moved from the
Lamson farm to Boston, where be will
engage in the meat business at As North
street.
Mrs. John Prince, who has been living
with her daughte Mrs. Sherwin Flint OF
burlington, for nearly year, Is again In
Randolph.
August 18th is the date OF the destruc.
tive cyclone, in which 1000 lives were lost
1iA ACOo ia CutuuuuAs OuHIltHJOWu ana
along the southern coast,
Mrs. L. p. Thayer and children.
Levi Needham and wife and Mrs.
Holman have returned from Camp RAN
dolph, Highgate Springs.
Mrs. G. F. Harris went back to Jersey
City, Friday, to remain until Mr.. Harris
has fully recovered from slight attack
otslckness from which he Is at present
suffering.
Saturday, the Oath, will be .the festival
OF st. Bartholomew, and Wednesday, the
18th, will be that OF st. Augustine, the
Roman missionary to the Anglo Saxton
heather OF England.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Foster OF Weston,
Mass, who have been spending the sum
mer here, are now at Gardner, with their
daughter. Their son remains in Randolph
to continue his musical studies with Prof.
and Mrs. Trask.
Miss Ruth Crane has left town with the
intention OF spending the winter in Barre.
assisting Miss Maud Haskins in the lat
ter's millinery rooms and making her
home with Mrs. Lena (Evans) Bishop.
Miss Crane went from here to Williston
for visit.
H. 7. Blanchard OF Sherbrook, Canada,
former resident OF this place and a
brother of Mrs. William Bass, is canning
this season witha number OF friends az
Jones' pond, near Jackman, Me-, and
Aug. 8tb, eleven deer were seen at one
time by the campers.
Wednesday.of last week, company Of
ten cyclists from Northfield took dinner
at the Red Lion Inn. They were Arthur
Andrews, Mrs. g. A. Andrews, Mrs. A. e,
Downing, Mrs. Allan Jude, Cary Williams,
Charles Webb, Misses Minnie Smith and
Alice Richmond and Miss Gribben.
Chester Bickford started last Thursday
morning for Bangor, Portland and Lew
iston, Maine, to attend the fairs in those
places and to exhibit the horse powers,
threshing machines, etc., of A. w. Gray
q Sons OF Middletown Springs. It is the
tenth year that MIR. Bickford has attended
the fairs for this purpose.
Several Randolph ladies are preparing
TO exhibit specimens Of embroidery, dain-
ty needlework and paintings at the YER
mont and New Hampshire Interstate fair.
to be held at Billings park, White River
Junction, September 9TH and 9th. Six
purses Of 1900 each and one Of 81 600 have
been guaranteed blythe association for the
races, insuring the success Of that part OF
the fair.
Rev. F. K. Graves, N. H. West, Albert
Morse, wife and daughter, Mrs. ii. M.
Miller and two children, Miss Emerov
Matthews, Mrs. A. G. Bailey and dauqh-
tiers, M. O. Hubbard, Fred Drawbridge.
Mrs. Charles Knapp and son, Mrs. Jane
Bailey, Mrs. Roswell Holbrook, Mrs. Lee
roy Sargent and Mrs. LIP. Hebard have
been in attendance the past week on the