Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-06-13

Norman Harvey was in Bethel, Mon
day.
Miss Cora Jones spent Sunday in Brain
tree.
Mrs.Fred Martin was here for day las
week.
w. j. Lamb was in town for day re
Gently.
Miss Jessie Wright arrived home las
Friday.
Charles Stockwell was in Bethel for
day lately.
Miss Blanche Andrews is at home To-
the present.
E. Fl. Edgerton and wife spent Sunday
in Randolph.
Martin Kidder was at home for severa
days recently. nsiSssse
| Cora Beedle came home from Waltham
4 Mass, Monday.
i Elmer Abbott and wife OF Barnard were
here last Friday.
i D. N. Coolidge and wife visited friends
in town recently.
Crosby G. Martin and family spent Sun.
day in Waitsfield.
DR.. W. d. Huntington and Millet were
in Bethel, Saturday.
Clinton Robinson has gone to Bethel to
work for the summer.
Hira Ellis and wife of Roxbury spent a
day in town last week.
N. w. Ring and wife have been in town
recently for few weeks.
/ Chas. F. Kinsman, wife, son and daugh-
ter are visiting in Canada.
Henry Z. Martin has purchased Scott
Towers meadow, for 1926.
Miss Alice Adams OF Burlington is the
guest OF James B. Swinyer.
| Fred Sears and wife OF Stowe visited
Henry Raymond last week.
Horace Lamb OF Randolph has been Wis.
iting friends in town recently.
AFRO Ford OF Mortified visited his sis
ter, Mrs. Geo. Gleason, last week.
Mrs. Louisa Martin and Mrs.v. M.Hub.
bard are in Bennington this week.
Rev. s. A.Parker will preach at the Uni.
versalist church next Sunday morning.
Misses Cora and Julia Cham berlin OF
Rutland are visiting at John P. Marsh's.
Mrs. Edna Chaffee Noble is visiting her
mother and other relatives for few days.
Mrs. Jane Ellis OF Mortified spent last
week with her sister, Mrs. g. N. Gleason.
r. L.. WtDUeI anu II. Es SOuuSeT VI NEW
York came Saturday to remain for a few
weeks.
Mrs. Seymour Wright OF Randolph has
been with w. II. Campbell and family the
past week.
Mrs. Lucius Griswold was taken seri.
ously sick last week, but is now slowly
improving.
Emery and win Beedle have returned to
Massachusetts, their mother being more
comfortable.
Miss ENERGY Matthews OF Randolph
was recently the guest OF her aunt, Mrs.
Olive Chaffee. 4tG
Lewis Raymond and wife OF Stowe were
with Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Raymond for
few days last week.
Officer Fletcher and Roll Humphrey OF
Brandon registered at the Rochester
House last Thursday.
Mrs. John Whittock and daughter, AL
ice, OF Brandon were here to attend the
exercises.
George Burdtt and wife OF Brandon Wis.
tied her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry How
ard, several days lately.
Will Il. Huntington and MrsL. P.Kins-
man were called to Bethel, Tuesday, by
the sickness OF his daughter.
George Waldo and wife OF Brooklyn, N. |
Y, are spending few days with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. g. w. Angel.
Paul Tinkham has received news from
his wife and daughter, who are at New
ark, N. j., that they are both sick with the
Just received, bargains in black hose at
Sc. per pair. Bicycle caps at 25c, at the
New Cash Store, Ford's block, G. II. Stod-
dard, Manager.
Pitts B. Axtell and wife, who have been !
in Jacksonville, Fla, for the past twoyears,
came to their daughters, Mrs. WillHub-
bard's, last Friday.
Witnesses were summoned to Wood |
stock Tuesday in the case of the two post |
office burglars, who are being tried for |
resisting the officers,
Mrs. Martha Stone and sister OF Michi,
gan, dau ghters OF HAL Richmond, who left |
town As years ago, made many calls in |
town one day last week.
Rev. Carleton Hazen will not be here
next Sunday, on account OF his fathers |
death, and Rev. w. H. Wight will supply
he pulpit at the G. A. r. hall.
DR.. Wheeler OF Burlington and Dr.Janes
Of Waterbury were called here last week
rs counsel with DIR. Huntington a. Son in
The case OF Mrs. Geo. n. Gleason.
An extended report OF the graduating
exercises, which occurred Friday evening,
June z, arrived too late for publication |
and will appear next week. ED.
Fred Huntington, wife and son, Carl,
Mrs. Alfred Eaton, Mrs. Caleb Eaton and |
Harry and Carrie Eaton attended the grad
lating exercises last Friday evening.
DR.. Gay OF Boston was here last Friday,
n council with DIR. Huntington & Son In
he case Of Mrs. Geo. Gleason, VI no has
been seriously i'll for severa months.
The following pupils Of the primary de-
,artment in the Graded school were per.
ect in their attendance during the spring
erm: Alice and Harley Beckwith, Helen
Millet Huntington and Frank
bidder. Those who missed no wol dis in
spelling were Helen Campbell, Millet
Theo Tower, Annabel Ford
ind Julian Harvey.
News has been received by cablegram
rom Gibraltar OF the death of Rev. Aus
in Hazen OF Richmond. Mr.. and Mrs.
1azen sailed on the 18th for Genoa. He
lied on the passage and was buried at sea.
This announcement OF his sudden death is
great shock to his many friends in this
tate. He left widow and seven sons the {
most Of whom are likely to follow the same
Profession as their father. Two sons have /