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

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Miss Flora Bell is spending her vacation
in st. Adams and vicinity.
To-day, August LIST, is called Lammas
Day, or the feast Of first fruits.
DR.. W. s. Curtis family have returned
from Caspian Lake, Greensboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orrin Chamberlain were
with relatives in Montpelier over Sunday.
Mrs. E. v. Hutchinson is at the home
of her father in-l law, Lyman Hutchinson.
MIR. and Mrs. Q. 9. Written have gone
to York Beach, Me. for two weeks stay.
N, w. Udall is away on hunting and
fishing excursion to Lake Morey In FAR
lee.
Rev. E. e. Herrick OF Milton, who has
been detained here on business, left Satur-
day.
PA. Anderson end family are occupy
ing a tenement in the Horace Howard
block.
Mrs. e. c. Moulton OF Cambridge, Mass,
has been visiting her niece, Mrs. John
Hobart.
Misses Lillian and Gertrude Wood Of
Brattleboro are with their sister, Mrs. WIZ.
Barnes.
A son, weighing nine pounds and nine
| ounces, was born Sunday to Mr.. ana Dlrs'
o. Z. Hill.
Saturday, Mr.. and Mrs. e. E. Brooks
and Miss Florence Brooks go to queen
City Park.
The Kings Daughters will meet at Z
o'clock Monday evening with Mrs. z. h.
Tewksbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Bubier from
Providence, X. L., were recent visitors at
E. E. Brooks
Miss Emma L. Persons OF Windsor was
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. D. H. Park.
hurst, Tuesday.
| Peter Bowman OF Providence, X. l., re-
turned home last Thursday after sojourn
OF several weeks with his brother, Samuel
Bowman.
Miss Bertha Hodges, Mrs. Car
RE Coleman and Miss Jennie
Godfrey are attending the summer school
in Bethel.
TeIept ones have been put into the
houses OF DR.. A. G. Bailey and DR.. V. z.
Goodrich and the office OF Drs. M. l.. and
g. w. Scott.
Miss Ellen Burnap, who has been visit
ing her grandparents, Deacon and MRS
w. F. Howard, went back the 18th 70
Fitchburg, Mass.
Rev. Seward Robson is taking months
vacation, and started Monday on trip to
Nova Scotia, st. Johns, New Brunswick
and Marlboro, Mass.
DR.. and Mrs. E. F. Upham are making
carriage tour through New Hampshire
visiting Plymouth, N. H., first and posi-
bly, the White Mountains later.
Miss Flora Howe is in charge OF thu
Rood store while Miss Alice Sheldon, thu
| ic a vacation nf tU(
or three weeks at her home In Stockbridge
Next Tuesday. the 9Th, is known as thu
TRANSPORTATION, held in commentator
of the miraculous change in the persona
appearance Of the Savior while on tn
mount.
Mrs. S. N. Gould and Miss Ethelynt
have gone for the remainder of the sea
son to Queen City Park, where Mis-
Gould will assist in the entertainments a
an elocutionist.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cortez Nutting and baby
Catharine, of Littleton, N. H., have beef
STAYING with Mrs. j. v. Newton ant
went Tuesday to Bakersfield to visit Mr.
Nutting's parents.
Charles and Sarah Paine, the children
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Paine OF low
City, Iowa, are passing the summer witt
their aunt, Mrs. George Crocker, and 9th
er relatives in this vicinity.
Irving Chadwick has returned to his oil
place as night operator at this station, ant
e. I. Herbert, who has been occupying
that position, went Friday to Richmond
to take charge OF night office there.
Mrs. Carrie (Abbott) Griffin has gon
to New York to meet her husband fron
J | Valdosta, Ga, and the. last OF the wee
they start on a trip up the Hudson, throug
Lake George and Lake Champlain to Ran
dolph.
. The ice cream festival for the benefit Q
: the band, to be given to- morrow evening
August End, will doubtless receive the lib
eral patronage which so worthy an objeC
certainly deserves. The festival will
: held in the High school yard.
X. w. Morse, who took possession q
the junction House, July 18th, says th
White River Junction Landmark, is hav
!. ing fine run OF custom. Tuesday, tn
23rd, the usual business was supplements
s by feeding more than 600 people, VIII
: had arranged to meet Buffalo Bill at tbs
K point.
: Friday evening, Messrs. Drew Il Leon
: ard OF the Park drug store generousl
contributed the profits OF their soda watt
e fountain to the Baptist festival funt
7 Though the evening was rather chilly Il
u soda water to be in great demand, tt
!. profits OF the festival were increased b
y three dollars from this source.
In the obituary notice OF the Hon. DAY
!. i'd s Storrs, published in this PAPER latel.
~ there was very misleading error. M
y Storrs was only married once, his wi
4 being Sarah A. Robinson, who survive
!. him. Their SOD, Carl r. Storrs, who liv'
in Hastings, Me-, married Miss NAB
Mansur, daughter of Governor Mansl
nj nd Pond