Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-07-11


Chas. Hulett is in Bristol this week.
Claude Campbell was in Bethel, Monday
Edward &. Pierce was in Bethel last Fri
day.
F.w. Johnson was in Brandon, Tues
day.
Harry and Carrie Eaton were in towl
Sunday.
Alton Messer Of Lincoln spent Sunda!
in town.
Harry Chatfee is in Buffalo, N. ", TO-
two weeks.
FLA. Guernsey, wife and Robert were IL
Bethel, Monday.
Charles Andrews spent Sunday ant
Monday at home.
Mrs. Eugene Sheafe was in town for |
few days recently.
Sylvester Taylor Of Red Oak, Ia, is Wis
iting friends in town.
Harry Chafiee is home from Burlington
to spend his vacation.
Hon. E. j. Phelps OF Burlington passed
through town Monday.
@. M. Ford and wife spent several days
last week In Montpelier
Herbert Kent and wife returned to Or.
ange, Mass., Wednesday.
Melvin Church and family Of Williams
town are visiting in town.
DR.. w. u. Huntington was in Burling.
ton last Friday and Saturday.
Geo. N. Gleason and Mrs. Jennie Glea-
son returned to Boston, Monday.
Miss AddiA Cooper OF Geneseo, ILL.,, is
the guest OF G. w. Angel and wife.
Carl Eaton and wife were made happy
July 9th by the birth OF daughter.
Ned Kidder, clerk in Stoddard's, has
been in Bath, n. H., the past week.
Will H. Hubbard has moved to his place
lately purchased OF DR.. Huntington.
FIJI. Burch of Lowell, Mass, joined his
family at Mrs. Van Dykes last week.
Miss Grace Hutchins OF Bath, N. H., is
the guest OF G. H. Stoddard and wife.
Mrs. r. s. Morgan and Mrs. Geo. Trask
spent Friday and Saturday in Brandon.
Mrs. Emma Huntington OF Evanston,
ILL.,, is the guest Of h. H. Chaffee and wife.
Frank Roberts OF Boston has been with
9. H. Stoddard and family the past week.
Will Hubbard has moved his barber
shop into John Trask's block second floor.
Dean B. Upper and Anna visited his
son, w. K. Upper, for a few days recent
".
Mrs. F. Z. Thompson OF Topeka, Kan,
is with Henry NJ. Wing and family for a
lew weeks.
George Waldo and wife are with her
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Angel, for a
lew weeks.
Fred Smith, who has worked in the
creamery here, has returned to his home
n New Haven.
E. l.. Martin has moved his livery stable
% his barn, which be has lately fitted up
or that purpose.
Rev. Mr.. Roberts and wife Of Gaysville
pent day last week with his brother,
Kew. w. N. Roberts.
Henry c. Huntington and wife OF
kewanee, ILL.,, are With Fla. Guernsey and
wife for few weeks.
Win II. Walker OF Orange, Mass, spent
asst week with his parents. His wife re-
urned with him Monday.
c. Higgins OF st. Johnsbury called on
J. I'll. Hoyt recently. He was here in the
interest Of cream separators.
George WEIGH and wife, Henry and Mrs.
)liphant of Cleveland, O., are with L. l..
Pierce and wife for two months.
VIM. Campbell OF Nelson, o., arrived
lere Monday and is visiting his father,
ohm w. Campbell, and other relatives.
Mrs. Josiah Rogers and daughter, Anna,
vent to Pittsfield, Monday and from there
hey go to their home in Binghamton, N.
Z.
r. J. Flint Of Granville has surveyed the
QUITE for the works OF this fire district and
is expected that the committee is ready
0 receive bids for putting in the same.
Two wallets were picked up circus day,
me containing some money. They will be
eturned to their respective owners when
hey call at the postoffice and prove prop
rty.
The Corner school closed Wednesday,
uly 8. The pupils having no marks In
he register during the term are Abbie,
'hursa, Tully Cahee, Harvey and Leon
'erkins, Guy and Charlie Farr, Cora Laird,
'erone Mason and Jessie Kinsman. Roy |
'rown was absent only one day and Jessie
lowe one and half days.
SUSIE VAN DYKE, Teacher.
Charles H.Green was called to the towns
Lewis and Averill to estimate the |
mount Of standing timber on $4,000 acres. |
lie was to estimate the amount by lots and |
ep0rt what streams the water sheds into |
rom each lot. Lewis, in Essex county, is
He expects Charles Craw-
ord to accompany him but may possibly
e alone for the month in this wilderness.
The North Hollow school closed July 4.
dward Clark, Lillian, Joel and Evelyn |
arrier and Erline Eaton had no absent |
larks. Mabel Harvey, John Clark, Wal
n and Vera Eaton were absent only one
az each. The pupils having their names
n the roll of honor were Mabel Harvey,
ernice Babcock, Erline, Bessie and Wal
Or Eaton and Edward Clark.
ALICE NEWTON, Teacher.
Many have testified to the fact that DR..
lidden's Rheumatic Cure will cure Rheu-
atism. For sale at Morton's drug store.
Br0okfield.