Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-09-03

| visiting her brother, ". y. Splcer.
Clarence Dutton started Monday from
Tunbridge Oh bicycle trip to Boston.
Rev. Mr.. Morrow will preach at Peth.
Vile, Sunday afternoon, at $3.50 O'Clock.
Miss Annie Mead passed Sunday in
Barre with her sister, Mrs. Walter Morse
Mrs. o. A. Tyler OF East Randolph was
the guest Of Mrs. K. Kelton few days
ago.
Miss Addie Gilbert enters the UNIVERSE
ty OF Vermont this fall ss special stu.
dent.
and is to enter the freshman class OF the
University OF Vermont.
Amos W. Wells, a noted Christian En-.
| deavor worker OF Boston, speaks this at.
ternoon In the Christian church.
Despite few showers Tuesday, the Bap-
fist Sunday school had a very pleasant
picnic in the grove on Forest street.
Mrs. Mary E. Hatch went to her home
In Haverhill, N. H., last week after a five
weeks visit with her brother, j. w. Hale
Miss Mary Taylor OF Springfield, Mass,
who is to teach this fall in Hyde Park
was lately the guest OF Miss Grace Brad
ish.
Mrs. Fannie (Lyman) Rowell OF New
port and her sister, Miss Lyman OF Tun-
bridge were recent visitors at Mr.. Charles
Briggs.
Miss Jessie Church invited about fifteen
OF her friends to the Red Lion Inn, Tues
day evening, 70 meet Miss Bessie Silver
| thorne.
! Frank P. Morse, whose long sickness
has at last eliminated in insanity, was
taken Tuesday evening to the asylum at
Waterbury.
Mrs. G. n. Blake OF Hill, n. H.. Mrs.
George Bishop OF Mt Vernon, N. Y, and
Miss Mary Fraser Of Holyoke, Mass, are
at d. E. Goding's.
j. Nj. Atwood, the Phoenix Life Insur-
ance agent, pays to-day a matured en-
dowment policy of =, 2Oi to Marvin Hazen
Of South Royalton.
The infant daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Perry Riford was brought here Saturday
for burial. The baby, who was only eleven
months old, died Of cholera iniantum.
Chester Loomis, wellknown artist
from Englewood, N. j., with his wife and
two sons, were the guests OF Mrs. Laura
Mead during brief visit to Randolph.
Joseph w. Howe and Miss H. Lulu
Richardson, both OF Roxbury, we're mar.
ried at the Congl parsonage Tuesday,
September LIST, by the Rev. V. NJ. Hardy,
Robert Morton and his travelling com.
panions sail for home to-day from Liver
pool in the steamer Gallia, which is due
to arrive in Boston the latter part OF next
week.
Miss Nellie Magennis and Miss Elsie
Powers spent several days at the pleasant
home OF d. II. Morse recently, Miss Ma.
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hor anSia bodir ,.ar,n, So i,gan,a,,,s
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MISS SampDeii OF WaiiingIord, conn,
who had been visiting Miss Mary DUBOIS,
loon her departure Iuesuay, ana Mrs Nj.
u Ilison, the guest OF Mrs: II. y. Blan-
enafo' io'uinou " niaiue"' Aass'
Colonei himoaii, as the guest OF Mr..
Chase, the &c president, and MIR. Morse,
the secretary,of the Iowa Central railroad,
went from here last night with those gen.
tiemen on trip TO Chicago and over the
Iowa road.
The revised check list, as finally COM
pleted, numbers 97s names, or about 40
more than that OF two years ago. It's
not probable that TINS indicates any in
crease al our population, but Is due ra'
ther to greater care In having the names
put on the list
Miss Harriet Webster, after spending
the summer vacation with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Webster. left town
last night, bound for Belyidere, H..
where she has been teaching tue past sew.
EN- or eight years. Her brother. Fred
Webster, had returned to Burlington n
day or two previously.
Wide Awake Council No. -. Jr. O. u. A.
M initiated last Tuesday evening three
new members, making a total OF thirty.
four in good standing. The council voted
to 90 10 Bethel Monday evening and ID
the Braintree council Tuesday evening
w. Il. Perrin from Liberty council. No. ii
OF Braintree was present and smoke nobly
OF our country,s cause.
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NJ clavslanS ' IN h;o aI dav o Has s nunIy
election OF eighteen presidents. .Iohn
Quincy Adams being the first. and has
a vivid recollection Of going. when a how
with his father to South Royalton to catch
a glimpse of James Monroe.
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