Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-08-01

Lawn tennis is raging.

Lawn tennis is raging.
Miss Flora r. Lord is ia Springfield, vt
Will NJ. Hatch left for Washington, D
9. Tuesday.
Addie Reynolds is at work for Mrs. Gar
rie 6anborn.
Nettie Lasure OF Tunbridge is visiting at
G. F. Kent's.
Miss Kate B. Lord is visiting friends in
Bradford, vt.
Miss Sarah R. Cummings returned from
Boston Saturday.
F.C. Avery and wife returned from camp
Tuesday of last week.
VIM. H. Sanborn and wife arrived from
Deerdeld, Mass, Thursday.
Mrs. DR.. Emerson returned from her
trip home to N. Y, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Carpenter OF Provi-
dence, h. l., arrived Saturday.
Marion Hatch came from camp at SUM-
apee lake Monday OF last week.
Frank and Fred futile and their wives
OF Tunbridge were here Sunday.
Henry Swift and Fred Roberts are work
Ing In the mines at Copperas Hill.
Bert Udall and brother Of Craftsbury,
VT, are at their uncle's, L. L. Udalps.
Charles Cummings OF Boston,I Mass, is
spending some time at H. B. Cummings'.
Mrs. Charles F. and Mrs. F. c. Avery
spent Thursday with friends in Hanover,
Mrs. L. X. Mead OF Hanover came Sat-
urday to spend Sunday with Mrs. Janette
Bacon.
Henry 8. Howe and daughter went to
Haverhill, Mass. Friday to visit his BROTH
er, E. P. Howe.
On account OF new orders at the shop
the proprietor will increase his help some
half dozen men.
Mrs. Morey, Mrs. Horton, her daughter
and son, Earl, arrived Saturday and are at
F. B. Hazelton's.
Steve Chase Of Dartmouth, the champion
high hurdier Of the world, visited friends
In town last week.
G. B. Dow and wife went to Hartford
last week Monday to spend a few days
with Mrs. DR.. Chaffee.
Perley Chandler OF Barre and his sister,
Mrs. Alice Gould from Wisconsin, visited
friends in town last week.
"A large party from here and South STRAIT
ford held picnic at Fairlee lake Monday.
An enjoyable time was reported.
Misses Edith and Ruth Barry OF Rox-
bury, Massachusetts, arrived last week to
spend some time at the Hazleton House.
II. H. H. Langhill and his daughter,
Louise, from Hanover, h. H., have been in
town taking pictures for Will Hewes and
others.
Miss Rosaiba P. Smith OF Cambridge,
Mass, arrived in town last week Monday
and is the guest OF Miss Margaret Chan
dler.
Rev. Sam'I Rose and wife (nee Grace
Chamberlain) and little daughter OF Utah,
visited old K. VA. classmates and friends |
here Thursday.
Mr.. Charles Ward, wife and daughter
and Miss Clara Benson OF South Royalton,
were in town Sunday to see Mrs. Mary
Ward, who has been very i'll.
Frank Rollins and wife OF Boston, for
merly OF this place, came to the hotel at
Sunapee lake to meet the Strafford camp
ers. Their grandson, Harold, was with
them.
A matched game OF ball between the
Sweet Peas and Forget me nots was play
ed Saturday afternoon. The game, altho'
a practice one, was unfortunately stopped |
by the rain. The management will be
pleased to hear from other teams OF sur
towns.
A glowing account was given Sunday
evening at the Cong'l church OF the G. e.
held in Boston, by our return.
ed delegates. The 6. e. flags and floral
decorations were red and white, emblems
Of the blood OF Christ and Of purity. The
music was the same as sung at the con-
vention.