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

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Dog days begin the 25th OF this month.
Mrs. Iona Chase is spending a short
time in Boston.
Waldo Olmstead OF East Middlebury is
the guest OF his son, Allen Olmstead.
Charles gabrielle from Haverhill, Mass,
has been at home on short vacation.
Mrs. Laura Sparhawk OF Bethel is pay
ing visit to her son, l.. t. Sparhawk.
A party OF nine made an excursion to
Koxbury on wheels Independence Day.
Miss Lucy Cramton OF Enosburgh Falls
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Homer White.
Miss Name Finn has gone to Burling-
ton, where she has secured employment.
Miss Nellie Hastings has gone to the
Willard Retreat in Burlington for treat
ment.
Mrs. Sevey OF Boston and her daughter,
Miss Gertrude, are staying at Mr.. j. H.
Lamson's.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Tewksbury have
been passing short vacation at York
Beach, Me.
Mrs. M. L. Scott went Monday to Iras-
| burgh to remain a month with her sister,
Mrs. Holdridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. James N. Mccall have re-
turned from New York city and are now
at elm Cottage"
Mrs. G. H. Tewksbury and Miss Lucy
spent part OF last week with friends in
Hartford and Lebanon, N. n.
Miss Ethelynd Gould gave recital In
North Randolph, Saturday evening", that
attracted large and appreciative audience.
Miss Winnie Chadwick is spending a
couple OF weeks at Caspian Lake, Green's
boro, with the family OF DR.. w. 8. Curtis.
A. E. Bass, Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Thomas,
Miss May Proper and Miss Rose Carrigan
ara rusticating at Camp Randolph, High
gate Springs.
DR.. v. C. Goodrich has rented the lower
part OF the E. p. Flint house on Main
street and moves his family from Brook
6eld next week.
Alvan Holman, now resident of st..
Adams, arrived last week and has been
renewing bis impressions OF Randolph
during the past few days.
| Robert Morton and Guy Lamson re.
turned from Boston the first OF the week,
having journeyed by bicycle 1873 miles in
one day, which il very fair "biking."
Mrs. G. E. Abbott went yesterday to
Wellesley Hills Mass, to see her brother,
c. ID. Sanborn, who Is still critically ILL,
though he is reported to be tribe better.
The old postoffice room in Du Bots 4
Gays block has been rented to E. =. Ev-
ans, who proposes to transform It into
neatest drug store to be seen anywhere
about.
Mrs. Albert Grover and child have gone
to Boston, expecting to remain there, Mr..
Grover having secured a place as fireman
on the b. q M. road with headquarters in
that city.
| Miss Nettie Webster is in Boston in at
| attendance on the national convention of
the Y. P. s. O. e. and from there will pro-
coed to Tiverton, r. l., to visit DR.. and
Mrs. Stimson.
Miss May Bradish came from Boston,
| Friday afternoon, to put the house in
readiness against the arrival OF the rest OF
her family who are expected about the
middle OF July.
The John Herrick house on Weston
street has just been repaired and freshly
painted, and the residence OF w. A. Nc.
lntCsh on the same street also glistens in
bran new coat OF tasty colors.
Col. r. j. Kimball and COLA. B. Chand-
Ter were at their respective summer resi-
dences. Montague Place" and Mari
Castle" over Sunday. The former Is ex-
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Travel on the Central Vermont road is
very heavy these days, the trains from the
south being especially crowded with peo-
pie anxious to escape from the heat OF the
city into the Elyslan fields OF Vermont.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Amasa Pearsons OF North
| field, Darwin Washburn and wife Of
Felchville and Miss Marcia Amsden OF
| Leominster, Mass we're called here Sat-
urday to attend the funeral of the late
Mrs. Frank E. Allen.
Beside those elsewh here mentioned as re.
cent visitors in town are Miss Nellie Flynn
| OF Bethel, at j. B. Putnam's, John Abbott
OF Rochester, N. H., and #. w. Baldwin OF
st. Adams, general superintendent OF the
Central Vermont railroad.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. e. Dubois start next
week for Denver, Col for the benefit Of
Mr.. Dubois health, which 1t Is hoped
sojourn in that salubrious climate will
thoroughly restore. Their departure and
the necessity for 1t are much regretted
| W. H. Eldridge and George Douglas,
| two graduates OF Middlebury college in
the class Of '95, while driving through the
White River valley on a pleasure trip,
stopped at this point and spent Tuesday
and Wednesday Of last week with Mr..
and Mrs. A. d. Olmstead.
| Herbert Thayer Of Warren, Mr.. and
Mis-. Charles Cox 81 Barnard, Mrs. L.
Heath OF Montpelier, and M. H. Billings
and daughter, Jennie, Of Barnard were
recent visitors at William Pixies. Mr..
Billings and his daughter stopped here on
their way to Brookfield to attend the fu /
neral OF the late Martin Lazelle.
DR.. George Dutton Of Chicago, who
over twenty five years ago taught in the
Randolph academy and has lately been
visiting his former pupils, delivered an
eloquent grafton at West Braintree the
Fourth Of July on the subject OF Nation
al Life.u He has now gone to Fall River, /
Mass, where he is passing The summer