Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-07-02

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Orange, N. j..
j Miss Mary Mcclure OF Montpelier is
staying with Mrs. A E. Lane.
Charles Mccall has gone to Morristown,
| N. j., to see Mr.. Frederick Leeds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lucius Blodgett have re-
turned from their visit to Lyndonville.
George Prince and family have been en-
Joying an outing at Highgate Springs.
The Kings Daughters will meet Wednes-
day afternoon, July 9Th, with Miss Emma
Moses.
Master Glen Hobart OF Windsor is vis-
iting his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. F.
A. Hobart.
Thomas Carrigan has added dorner
window to the south side OF his house on
Central street.
Mrs. s. Burton Adams OF Hartford,
Conn.,, is in Randolph on a visit to her
mother, Mrs. Riford.
The Randolph National bank paid its
thirty eighth semi. annual dividend OF
three per cent. July LIST.
Mr.. George Fits, his daughter, land
Miss Blackmer are visiting friends in
Roxbury and Mortified.
Mrs. L. p. Thayer has been spending
few days with her sister, Mrs. Leonard
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Mrs. A. c. Bailey was rendered helpless
for few days last week by a lame BAG :. /,
but Is now able to be about again.
D. e. Cooling and family have gone to
Boston to remain over the Fourth and
will then proceed to Camden, Me-, for
three weeks outing.
Mrs. Horatio Thomas OF Richiord has
been in town lately, visiting friends at
the Center. She was the guest Of Mrs. j..
| W. Gabrielle one day last week.
The Rebekah lodge is to have picnic
on Prospect Il Saturday, july 4th, and
have invited the Odd Fellows to help
them cele brate the glorious day.
Henry Sawyer, who has been passing
his vacation in this vicinity, went back
Friday to his WORK as bOOkkeeper in the
Howe & Steele Scale Works, Boston.
Mrs. Z. M. Howard and daughter, Miss
Mary Ho ward arrived Saturday afternoon,
the latter having ended her years work
as teacher in the Springfield, Mass,
schools.
Monday was one OF the liveliest market
days that this village has seen for long
time, and the drovers shipped to Boston
eighty-five hogs, fifty lambs and twenty
calves.
| Miss Clara and Anna Kimball sail for
Europe the 10Th OF this month ON the
steamer, Augusta Victoria, as the guests
OF Mr.. Charles Pratt and her daughter OF
Brooklyn.
j. B. Henderson of the firm Of Gay g.
Henderson, coal dealers in Burlington,
has bought out the coal business Of JUS
tin Holman and leased the same for five
years to l.. 7. Sparhawk.
Miss June Fassett and Miss Mabel
1f,~I. kA hnr, fnnn inn in,
Sharon, are among the enthusiastic
schoolma ANS who have returned to Ran.
dolph to worry through the summer va
cation.
Mrs. H. o. Spencer and son from Mont
pelier were recent guests at DR.. A. &.
Bailey's, and leaving here went to Spring
field, to which station Rev. Mr. Spencer
was assigned by the last Methodist con.
ference.
The first lawn party OF the season was
given Friday by the Methodist society at
the pleasant grounds OF Mrs. Emma Reed
on South Main street. There was quite
good attendance OF people who appeared
to enjoy the open.air supper exceedingly.
The partnership hitherto existing be
tween Judge Nichols and M M. Wilson,
Esq, has been mutually dissolved. All |
suits now commenced and all accounts Of |
the HTLu are lelt III Vut IlhuuS "a NIT. VIII |
son, who will have his office in the rooms |
formerly occupied by G. E. McCrillis, in |
the Fales block.
Mr.. George Sparhawk, who has been in
the civil engineers department OF the
Boston & Albany railroad for some time
past, has just been offered and has &C.
cepted an even better position in Athens,
Penn. MIR. Sparhawk came Saturday to
enjoy vacation at his old home before
going to his new scene OF labor.
Some OF the lots in the cemetery by their
evidences OF being carefully kept serve to
accentuate the neglected appearance Of
Others A little attention bestowed on
such places at this time OF year seems
really worth while when we behold the
gratifying result OF few hours labor ex-
pended in some such direction. Clipping
the grass along the sides Of the road in
front OF the residences is also conducive
to trim and tidy village.
During a domestic thunder storm the
other day, occasioned by woeful lack Of
energy on the part OF the head Of the
house, he was heard to remark that she
would be sorry for some things she had
said when be was laid away and she
couldn't see him any more. "No," she
said without suspicion OF remorse in her
ZONES, 81 shouldn't ever expect to see you
my more il you were once laid away to
est; for should know that you would be ;;