Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-05-14
Randolph Continued.

Miss Emma Seymour came Tuesday
from Lebanon, N. II.
Mrs. L. Gibbs OF White Rivei Junction
was recent visitor here.
The new safe for use in the town clerks
Office reached here this morning.
Mrs. L. A. Noyes and daughter, Anna,
arrived yesterday from Chicopee, Mass.
There was slight frost Tuesday night
but not enough to injure the appletrees.
Mr.. Lord, OF the firm OF Henry, johnson
& Lord Of Burlington, is in town to-day.
Hon. Crosby Miller Of Pomfret is stay
ing with his daughter, Mrs. IL. H, Mcln-
| tyre.
Edwin Young has been engaged by Sta.
ton Agent Hobart as assistant express
agent.
DR.. w. S. Curtis has closed his dental
office and gone to Greensboro for week Is
fishing.
There will be "a sociable Friday after
noon and evening at the Methodist par.
sonage.
DR.. III. I'll. Mcintyre intends to start the
last OF this week on Western trip, en-
bracing Omaha and one or two points in
California.
There was only small attendance at
the Old and Young Folks ball Friday
evening, and the dancers all belonged to
the latter class.
The seventh anniversary Of the Epworth
League will be observed with appropriate
exercises by the local chapter, at the NJ
E. church Sunday evening, May 18th.
Mr.. Manning, the Montpelier seminary
student who supplied at the Methodist
church during the sickness of Rev. Mr..
Graves, was guest at Mr.. Albert Morse's
this week.
That athletic young gentleman, Mr..
Arthur Newton, ran down to Bethel yes
terday in 81 minutes and trotted back in
just an hour, covering the Is miles in less
than two hours.
The ckholders OF Camp Randolph are
requested to meet at the office Of Judge
Nichols, Saturday evening, May 18th, at
1880 O'Clock, to make arrangements for
the coming camping season.
Miss Mary c. Tewksbury went back to
the Burlington University yesterday, at
ter a day or two spent at home. Her
mother, Mrs. Henry w. Tewksbury, went
with her as far as Montpelier.
Mrs. G. w. Morrow took the Junior En-
deavorers OF the Christian church on a
Mayflowering expedition yesterday, and
this morning the flowers that they gath
ered, were sent to the hospital at Montpel-
Ter.
News was received yesterday OF the
critical condition OF DR.. c. p. Frost, who
has been troubled for some time with
serious heart difficulty, and Hon. and Mrs.
VIM. H. Dubois started at once for Han
over.
Mrs. Frank Griswold has returned from
quite lengthy stay with relatives 10 Hat
field, Mass, being called home by the
crippled condition OF Mr.. Girls void, tho
fell on piece OF barbed wire fence and
cut painful cash in his knee.
Mr.. John w. Burt and the Green Noun
tain Stock farm have received handsome
medals and diplomas from the Worlds
Fair managers for the highest butter
awards made at the Exposition. The med
ais are similar in design to those present.
ed to the fortunate maple sugar makers.
The postoffice was flooded Tuesday with
copies OF the Barre Enterprise, which is
booming Major Circuit for the governor
ship. It has been charged and not de-
MED that the major is editing the Enter
prise in his own interest Of late. OF course
he pays Brother Scott literally to let the
people OF this section know what fine
fellow he is. Such is politics.
w. w. Morton is repapering and re-
painting the interior of his house on Pros
pect avenue and does not expect to be able
to occupy it for couple OF weeks at least.
Lucius Webb OF East Granville, who has
purchased Mr.. Morton's School street
house, will not move here until just before
the opening OF the fall term Of the High
school, OF which his son is student.
The fishing season has opened at Greens.
boro in great shape, and Mr.. A. G. Wheel
er, who is now in camp at Caspian Lake, is |
the shining hours. His son, |
Mr.. J. D. Wheeler, has received from him |
eleven trout weighing fifteen pounds, and |
ZEN weighing thirteen pounds. Five OF
she first lot tipped the scale at ten pounds.
Mrs. Wheeler and Mrs. L. M. Kilburne
vent to camp yesterday.