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

Miss Maud Baker OF Brandon is at MIS-.
Bickfords.
Dr.. w. s. Curtis and family are in camp
at Greensboro.
Miss Cora Scott is now clerking In VI.
r. g. Morton's drug store.
DR.. E, q. Blanchard ha 8 lately placed an
electric fan in his dental office.
Mrs. A. C. Bailey is just recovering from
a sickness caused by hard cold.
A small party picknicBed in the grove
on Elm street Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Thomas have gone
TO Caspian Lake for few days fishing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Kimball OF bos'
ton have been recent guests at A. :. hicn-
ardson's.
EN-. Grover and wife Of Boston were
at the home OF his brother, Albert droVer'
over Sunday.
The Order OF the Eastern Star will hold
a sociabe next Thursday evening, Juhe
10th, at Mrs. Ella Flagg's.
Mrs. B. G. Goodwin and children, who
had been for a month at her iatners III
Wolcott, returned Saturday.
Mrs. Eunice Richardson is In quite
feeble state OF health and has been con
fined to the house for several days
Robert H. Benny, graduate OF the
Boston University Law school, mas peen
spending few days with his uncle, ~
man Hutchinson,
Miss May Livingstone, the head TRIM
mer at Mrs. Bickford's millinery store,
has finished her seasons work ana re-
turned to her home in Rutland.
The rascals who take delight in jabbing
knife blades into bicycle tires Will pc
caug bit in the act II they persist, and their
punishment will be prompt and .nectiVe'
Mrs. A. LYMAN, Mrs. A. B. Fish, Mrs.
Iona Chase and Mrs. A. A. Smith are TINS
week in attendance at the New England
Christian convention, held at YORK Beach,
Me.
| Mrs. VIM. Daggett, Sr., OF Neponset,
Mass, came Monday evening TO pass tne
summer with her daughter, Mrs. irving
| Chase. MIR. Daggett arrived several weeks
ago.
From to 9 O'Clock this Thursday
evening. the Kings Daughters will give
an ice cream party at w. W. Morton
| lawn. 1t is expected that the band VIII DC
! in attendance.
| HID. Hood. for the past eighteen years
orange grower and packer at Bay hdge,
Fla. has moved his family to aandoiph
and rented the upper part OF the latro
house on Maple street.
While working at the Marcott & Hayes
sawmill Saturday, Bert Lewis was SO un-
fortunate as to have his hand caught IN
the machinery and quite q cash cut IN
the fieshy part Of his thumb.
AS Mrs. Albert Morse was carrying q
pail OF hot water across the floor TUESDAY,
u morning, the bail slipped out and the pan
struck the floor with such force that the
1 a.. ,,tn hor cpQldlnQ her QUITE
badly.
Friday afternoon and evening o. TINS
week. the ladies OF the Methodist churcn
will nave a lawn party with Mrs. FRED
Draw bridge, at Augustus Kings on Soutn
pleasant street. Rolls, cake, straw berries
and cream will comprise the bill Of iaie.
Col.Kimball and family arrive today from
BROOKLYN TO open Montague Place" iof
! the summer. The quarter of.a.mile track,
which the colonel has had laid out on the
fat back OF the house, is being rolled ano
put in fine shape for driving and bicycle
riding.
The warning for the annual school meet
ing has been posted in the depot ana post.
office. and voters are requested 10 reao II
Carefully and note il there Is anything IN
, II OF importance to them. II SO, let them
attend the meeting, which occurs tues
/ day evening, June 18th, at 7;SO O'Clock.
: The HERALD AND NEWS takes pride in
: announcing that m miniature supplement
which will constantly increase ~ size,
' has been added to its editorial department
) In the person of young gentleman wne
made his tirst appearance In the nome "
Editor and Mrs. L. B. johnson on sunday
June 9th.
MANY lots in the cemetery show tht
marks OF care and present neat ana Trim
appearance, the more noticeable for tn
neglected and untidy appearance OF many
Others. 1t is now good time to cut I'M
grass upon the lots and otherwise bestov
little attention on the quiet resting plac'
OF departed friends.
morrow, DR.. and Mrs. E. Q. Blanch
ard. Mr.. Willard Gay, MIR. and Mrs. 4. h
DnEois. Albert Bass, Mrs. Samuel Bass
and 4. p. Thayer and family 60 into cam
AT Hipheate Springs. They viii occup,
their own cottages and have their meal
served to them in the cottage by the lake
Mrs. Dora Tredo officiating as cook.
S. A. Howard, the contractor for layin
concrete, was in town Saturday to con
suit with the water commissioners II re
gard to necessary repairs at the reservoir
II is not vet definitely decided what
will be best to do, but The commissioners
0 propose to follow the suggestions made
the last annual meeting and repair IN
n reservoir SO that 1t can not leak
The Wellesley (Mass.) Rerie,D, in 1t
q last issue. contained this item: "Dri
Hazelton and Bancroft held coDsulta
: ton the 7th over the case OF Z. ID Sanborf
q who was stricken with apoplexy wee
and has lain in semi conscious condilio