Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-06-25

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Quoits are once more quite the rage.
l.. G. Aldrich was at work in Barre last
week.
w. H. Luce and wife visited in Olcot
Sunday.
Mrs. Bernice Stevens is visiting in VIII,
Jamestown.
Miss Lyle Tracy is visiting friends in
Montpelier.
Miss Mary Laird is working for Miss
l.. @. Hatch.
George Bell OF Boston is visiting at j.
H. Griffin's.
Howard and Elmer Osgood are at H. E.
Aliens for the summer.
Miss Nina Fuller OF Vershire visited at
L. c. Aldrich's last week.
l.. d. Parkhurst.is at work painting in
South Royalton this week.
Warren Gilman OF Lowell, Mass, is
visiting his brother, Frank.
Hatch Chamberlin and wife Of Straf.
ford were in town last week.
Miss Gertrude Brownell has gone to
South Royalton for a vacation.
Mrs. Lydia Goodell is working at Dana
Aliens. Mrs. Allen is quite i'll.
j. M. Comstock is having second
story added to the ell part Of his house.
J.K. Darling went to Hanover Monday
to be present at the commencement exer-
cises.
Miss Mary Burbank has finished her
school at Barre and Is at home for the
summer.
The engine and boiler at the shoe shop
have been sold to William Carnes OF East
Barre for 1915.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Z. Hatch OF Norwich,
Conn.,, have been guests at J. A. r. Cor
wins the past week.
Van McAllister OF Williamstown and
Mrs. Bradbury Of Corinth visited at Don
McAllister's Sunday.
Mrs. D. P. and Miss Hattie Webster OF
Brattleboro have been visiting at Z. P.
Dickinson's the past week.
Miss Minnie Whitney and Miss May
bell Hyde visited friends at White River
junction Saturday and Sunday.
We are informed that Miss Celestia
Willis Of this town is to open dressmak
ing rooms at Washington, July LIST.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. F. Davis left Tues.
day to begin their seasons work at the |
Profile House in the White Mountains.
The Green Mountain Tennis club has
failed to show any signs OF life this sea-
son until last week, but has finally sue.
ceeded In getting the court marked out.
Robert Ramsdell states that he sheared
sheep as usual last week. Mr.. Ramsdell /
Is n years old and has sheared sheep
every year since be was 16 years old. We
expect that after March 4th next Sheep
shearing will be more profitable than at
present.
There was good attendance at the Re-
caucus Saturday afternoon.
The following were elected as delegates to
the county convention, each delegate
being empowered to choose his own alter
nate: G. s. Emery, George L. Stow, Frank
I. Whitney, E. A. Corwin and George L.
Hayward. On motion OF George L. Stow,
the delegates were instructed to present
the name of Hale K. Darling to the con-
yention as candidate for states attor-
ney.
The program for the Fourth OF July is
rs follows AT 8 a. M, antiques horrible,
with prizes OF %, "a, e and $1 at 1880,
grand tug g-of-war contest, with $l0 prize;
At II, international foot race, with prizes
81 81 and 81; at 11:45, sack race, with
at go, horse race in vehicles,
IN which siowest horses win the prizes of [
s3 and e; at 8 o'clock, grand prize con-
est, with prizes OF s2 and 81; at $3.50,
;hree legged race, with prizes OF - and 81 |
It a o'clock, grand bicycle race, with a
inc bicycle lantern and nice cyclometer
IS prizes. In the evening, from 500 to /
II 80, there is to be grand patriotic |
promenade concert, under the auspices OF :
the young ladies. Music will be furnished !
By the Chelsea band.