Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-07-30
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Abay horse with black name and tai
and narrow white stripe in face, cam,
into my pasture June 10. The owner cal
have the said horse by proving property
and paying charges for keeping and ad
vertising. y. W. WARD,
So. Royaltop, July 8. 4w
J Mrs. Fred Gallup is visiting friends II
Barre.
h J.B. Durkee was in Barre on bushes.
last week.
! Albert Benedict returned from Brook.
field last Monday.
< Mr., Waterman OF Montpelier was il
town last Thursday.
z DR.. and Mrs Ellis went to Plainfield lasi
Monday for short visit.
;, Miss Hannah Fee OF Philadelphia, Pa.
is at home for short VISIT
/. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Sargent visited in
Sharon the first OF the week.
Forrest Houthworth and Rufus Cloud
are camping at Lake Dunmore.
Miss Mabel Southworth is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. Henry Paige at Bethel.
Mrs. Shirlock OF Sharon visited her sis
ter, Mrs. Thomas Wy mn, last week.
Miss Eta Sanderson returned home
from Springfield, Mass, last Saturday.
Mr.. Thomas Wills OF Lawrence, Mass,
visited his aunt, Mrs. Thomas Prindle.
Mr.. Dan Stoughton was at home from
Danville over Sunday, where he is at work.
Mr.. Benz. Lancey, lumber dealer, Of
Providence, r. l., was in town Saturday.
Lannie Buck OF Worcester, Mass (, ia Wis
ting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Buck.
Mrs. Annette Osgood Poor OF Haver-
hill, Mass, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Rich
ard Wills.
Mr.. Mark Metcalf is in Hanover, N. H.,
at the college medical hospital, having his
eyes treated.
Mr.. Henry j. Poole OF Winchendon,
Mass, visited his sister, Mrs. James Pike,
over Sunday.
iPrin. W. G. Hopkins, Jr., returned to
Burlington the first of the week to remain
until Sept. LIST.
The Shepard Family returned home last
Thursday and will remain through the
summer months.
MIS-. ~. ". SlOuS ulOu udo Urcu WIN ucE
mother, Mrs. CLEVELAND, in Chelsea the
past three weeks.
Mrs HinckIey, who has been visiting
Miss Ellen Woodward, wentto Randolph
last week Monday.
Mrs Mary Woodward Hapgood is home
from Exeter. N. H., and will stay at her
fathers till Septem Der.
Arthur Western OF Lynn, Mass, for
s.~< H.. xnt<.r 10
guest OF Geo. doubleday.
A party OF summer boarders from New
York arrived at the "Brightwood" this
week to spend few weeks.
The So. Royalton Trotting association
will hold two days meeting on its trot-
ting course here Aug. 10 and IL.
State Veterinary Surgeon Gcrham was
called here last Saturday to examine cattle
for the market for H. V.Whipple.
Mrs. Hudson and children OF Worces-
ter, Mass, came last week to her fathers,
Mr.. James Bucks, to remain for awhile.
The railroad fair to Camp Martin, Mil
ton, during the camping season IS 200
round trip. Tickets are good for 10 days.
DR.. Ellis and wife OF Somerville, Mass,
are visiting at j. b. Durkee's for a few
days and will go from here to Montpelier.
Oar people are not quite as anxious for
silver 50.cent dollar as they are Tor en-
ployment and the business OF 80 and W.
Mr.. E. Lambden, Jr., OF New YORK city, |
who is a guest OF John A. Schontag, y
looking about for place to locate In busl-
ness.
The prospect for heavy crop OF roWen
this fall is very good at the present time,
owing to the heavy rainfall the past ten
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Mather and son are
visiting friends in Brandon and Eastern
New York. They make the trip by car
riage.
c. P. Tarbelps Freest0ne colt got con-
siderably injured on barbed wire fence
recently. He thinks no permanent injury
will result.
Mr.. A. H. Lamb, Uclid Fish and Mr..
Henry Kinsman OF Hartford, Conn,
guest OF Mr.. Lamb, are at Lake Dunmore
for an outing.
James Doyle reports that since Nov. LIST,
1895, ne has made and told from tnree
cows 965 pounds of butter, besides what ne
has used In his family.
John Moulton and wife of Newport are
spending thru weeks, vacation WIN nls
sister. Mrs. Geo Leonard,iu 81. Tunbridge,I
and other friends here. SG4F
The Epworth League OF Trinity M. p.
church will hold a temperance service
Tuesday evening, Aug. 4. A cordial lnyi'
tation is extended to all. |
Miss Nellie Cotton, who has been visit
ing friends here, returned 20 CiaremonM
N. H., Tuesday, where she and her SISTER,
Laura, are living with an aunt.
The @. A. r. post, Sons of Veterans an0
W. R. Z. have received an in citation t0.at-
tend the 10th anniversary Of Camp Haii'
Sons OF Veterans, at Chelsea Aug. a.
Mr.John A.Slack is still confined to his
bed but has improved some. HIS recovery
is somewhat doubtful. Dr.Smith OF Han
over was called in consultation Wednts
day. s%ss
Moulton Brothers OF Randolph brought
five horses here last Saturday TO tram on
the So. Reyalton trotting course anu rs "r
work them through the months OF August
and September.
Mr.. Clifton Hemenway OF New Haven,