Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-08-13
Randolph Continued.

Mr.. Gilbert Dzggett OF Boston was a,
/. 3, Chase's Monday.
Miss Mary Morse has been in Mortified
visiting relatives for week.
The Dexter Bixby place has been pur-
chased by Peter O'Connell for $500.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Reynolds visited
relatives in Stanford the first OF the week
Mr.. and Mrs. M. "A. Miller OF Pomfret
were guests at DIR. McIntyre's few days
ago.
Misses Alice Hobait and Lora Hutchin-
son returned yesterday from their vaca
tion trip.
Miss Inez Drake OF West Lebanon, N.
H., is spending ten days with Miss Jennie
Williams.
r. H. Joslyn and N. M. Draper acted as
judges at the So. Royalton races Monday
and Tuesday.
The Sunday school Of the Christian
church will have its annual picnic Aug.
rs in Mari-Castle Park.
Mrs. r. W. Allen and children, who had
been with friends here for a few days,
have returned to Chelsea.
The Kings Daughter will meet
Wednesday, Aug. 18th, at four O'Clock,
with Miss Myrtle Walbridge.
Victor Williams and Ernest Flint
reached home Friday, coming on wheels.
They spent two weeks at the Hub"
Mrs. 3. A. Houghton came from Somer.
vile, Mass, Tuesday and will spend sew
eral weeks as visitor at /. D. Williams.
Mrs. yDerwood Loomis Of Worcester,
Mass, arrived Tuesday and il visiting at
the home Of her father-in- law, Stillman
Loomis.
The steam laundry starts on well. There
is work enough to make running over
time necessary and the quality Of work IL
highly spoken Of.
Miss Jennie Wadleigh is visiting at the
home OF her aunt in Keene, N. H., and
later will go to Boston, where her brother,
Frank, is located.
Blackberrses are very plentiful this year.
Large quantities OF them are being
brought into the village and retailed for
from seven TO ten cents.
Chairman Richmond Of the Repub lican
town committee, on his return from High
gate, found good sized cart load OF cam
paign literature to be distributed.
Miss Della Veyette OF White River june
ii IN was here Tuesday. She goes next
week to New York city to study the latest
creations OF the millinery artists.
In the new catalogue Of the Rutland In
Btitute the face of Agar E. Carleton ap-
p sars among the corps OF instructors who
are favored with half-tone pictures.
a man Of ordinary height in field Of
such oats ~ B. g. Bass raises might find
his view somewhat limited; for q speci-
men lately left here measured 8 It. s in.
Miss M. L. Mcredey Of New York city,
who has been guest at ELM Cottage"
'tay before continuing her journey home. |
Every day is the very hottest Of the sea-
ION now. We should be thankful that we
re not cooped up In great city like New
FORK where the death rate IL 100 per DAY |
rom heat.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. e. Dean returned Mon
lay from few weeks vacation It High
sate Springs. George Dean, q brother, Of
5oston, who had been in camp with them,
Q now paying them visit. n
The Republican club will hold an i'm
'ortant meeting at Edson's hall next
Monday evening. 1t is very greatly de-
ired that there be q large attendance,
very member be present.
Randolph Republicans to the number Of
0 or more went to Bethel to attend the
ally Saturday evening. The Randolph /
and accompanied them. The local club
nd band participated in the torch-light
arade, a report Of which is given else
here.
A grand Republican rally, OF which
ionday evenings was only hint, will be
ED here the latter part Of next week, /,
robably Saturday. It will be addressed
y the Hon. Forrest @. Manchester OF
oston, former Randolph boy, and other
,ading speakers. 1t is expected that
ag will then be raised and great many
i'll be present from out OF town.