Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-07-09
Randolph Continued.

Charles Mccall came last night from
M orristown, N.
Miss Sibyl Carr OF Waterbury Is stay
ing with Mrs. Mary Carr.
Miss Florence Brooks has joined the
campers at Queen City Park.
Miss Eva Bates has gone to South Roy
alton to remain week or so.
w. H. Laird OF the Junction is reported
to be very sick with the grip.
George Bowman is taking his vacation
Of week or more in Belmont, N. II.
Mrs. Margaret Smith has returned from
quite an extended visit to friends in Bos-
ton.
Mrs. Hattie Lamson has sold Riverside
Farm for 5000 to Henry j. Noble OF
Bethel.
g. e. Cushman is confined to the house
by a badly swollen ankle-vthe result OF a
severe sprain.
Mrs. George Peck OF st. Adams is visit
ing her husbands parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Gordon Peck.
Mrs. Bridget Moren returns to her home
In Bellows Falls to-day after visit to her
sister, Mrs. Mary Grove.
Seth King and family are now occupy
ing the house by the railroad track, at the
foot OF South Pleasant street.
The ladies' OF the o. f.. s. will have a
sociable with Mrs. RE. Parker, on School
street, this evening, the 9th inst.
Mrs. F. w. Baldwin and children OF st.
Adams are at the Baldwin homestead in
Bralntree for six weeks outing.
A cablegram has been received from
Robert Morton, announcing his safe ar
rival on the other side OF the ocean.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. X. Daggett OF Neponset,
Mass, have arrived to spsnd the summer
with their daughter, Mrs. Irving Chase.
George w. Leach, real estate dealer OF
Gently the guests OF the latter's brother, p.
R. Clark.
d. Evans Caswell, the healer from Mel
eral chronic invalids by his peculiar
methods.
Professor v. P. Bruno OF the Boston
University has been spending a few days
lately with Mr.. William Holmes at Bell
view Cottage.
Miss Maud Worthing, a trained nurse
from the Hanover hospital, was in town
this week to visit former patient, Miss
TAiASO 0lAtauh ~ viz NVhbSAs
Harry Eaton goes to Queen City Park
next Tuesday to work during the summer
at the hotel, which Is run this season by
Lucius Webb of East Granville.
George l.. Bacon and Miss Jennie L.
Store, both of Braintree, were married
yesterday afternoon at the Red Lion Inn
parlor by the Rev. Homer White.
DR.. Bingham OF Burlington was here
yesterday in consultation with DR.. Good
rich concerning case in Brookfield, and
he also visited Mr.. Elliot Cushman.
At a county convention Of the Prohibit
held in the townhouse at Brad
ford, Rev. G. w. Morrow was nominated
for one OF the senators from Orange coun-
ty, and Mr.. Ferda p. Fish for states at
torney.
George P. Wood has resigned his posi-
tion as chairman of the board OF trustees, |
on account OF a press OF other business,
and at meeting OF the board Tuesday
night g. L. Martin was elected to the va
cant place.
F. w. Sault and wife attended the d. |
vision encampment OF the Sons OF Veter- |
ans at Manchester Center last week and |
are now visiting in st. Adams and vicini- |
ty; return ng the last OF this week.
Miss Edith Abbott, who has been visit. |
Ing in Dorchester and Worcester, Mass,
since the close OF the Bridgeport Normal
school, arrived Monday evening to spend
the remainder Of the summer vacation in
The Ladies' Aid OF the Methodist church
will meet with Mrs. w. F. Wardner, on
Howard street, Thursday afternoon and
evening. All members are requested to
be present promptly at 8 o'clock for bust
ness. All are cordially invited.
Mrs. A. A. Atwood, for many years q
resident OF this village, died Tuesday
night after lingering illness. The fan.
oral will be held at $3.50 p. m. tomorrow
1t her late home ON South Main street.
An extended obituary notice OF the de-
ceased will appear in our next issue.
Theyoung people will conduct the grange
evening, the various offices being
filed for the time being by the younger
members. An entertaining program has
been prepared, including repetition of the
comedy, dorothy Clyde, or the Sources
"and presentation OF the farce,
"A Mysterious Disappearance" The
grange orchestra will be present.
Rev. Seward Robson took his departure
Tuesday, with Mr.Harry Clark, for Wash
ngton, d. G., where the International
sunday school convention is in session.
Mr.. Robson will also take in the CONNER
'ial excursion to Fruithurst, Alabama, and
Expects to be away until the 31st of this
month. Rev. B. B. Gilman OF the Center
Will occupy the Baptist pulpit next Sum
lay, and Rev. Mr.. GoodalI OF Essex juno
ion Will, 1t is understood, supply for Mr..