Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-07-23
Mr.. j. b. Wheeler was at Caspian lake

Mr.. j. D. Wheeler was at Caspian lake
over Sunday.
Hobart Peck, junior, is taking vaca-
tion at The Fairlee lake.
There will be no service at the Peth
schoolhouse next Sunday.
Mrs. Harriet Spaulding OF Barre ia Wis
liting her friends In Randolph.
Il Mrs, Reuben Cole left Tuesday for her
homo In East 6omerville, Mass.
! Mrs. r. P. Bartlett OF Boston is with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 9. M. Howard.
Miss Anna Mead accompanied the fami-
ly Of w. e. LamsUn to Camp Randolph
last week.
Miss Mary Dubois has returned from
Hanover, accompanied by her aunt, Mrs.
C. p. Frost.
The class for union Bible study will
meet in the Baptist chapel next Tuesday
afternoon at 8 O'Clock.
Mrs. N. F. Morrill,, who makes her home
with her daughter, Mrs. j. R. Bates, Is in
| Warner, N. H., for few weeks.
Mr.. Gilman Moulton, who has been at
the Moulton homestead for short time,
returned Monday evening to New York.
There will be no services at the Chris
tian church next Sunday, as the pastor
will not return from his vacation until
/ next week.
| The Abbott mill ran two days this week
to do some work for w. B. Wall and to
| I'LL one or two small orders that had been
undertaken some time ago.
Tuesday saw the departure for Highgate
| Springs OF Judge Nichols, g. L. Martin,
Mrs. Lemuel Richmond and daughter,
Mrs. Mary Smith and Miss Nettie Bass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Howell and son OF
Philadelphia are the guests OF Mrs. A. D.
Lamson at Idleton Cottage, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Story are expected from Philadel-
phia to-day.
A cablegram announces the arrival of
the Augusta Victoria" on the other side
Of the ocean this morning, and the Misses
Kimball and their party will reach Paris
this evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Cushman and their
niece, Mrs. B. B. Adams OF Hartford,
Conn.,, took carriage drive recently to
Barre, Montpelier and adjoining towns,
returning Tuesday.
] Mr.. j. w. Gabrielle enjoys the proud
distinction OF being the first In this viii
lage to fling campaign flag to the breeze.
Hia banner bears the names OF Mckinley
and Hobart, and floats high.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Z. Marden from
Barnesville, Mimi, have been guests at
Mr.. Arson Burroughs this week. Mr..
Marden is a member OF the Minnesota
bar and rising attorney OF Barnesville.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Lamb OF West Som
erville, Mass, on their return from Ray
mond excursion to Saratoga and vicinity,
visited their cousin, Mr.. Irving Chase,
continuing their journey home Tuesday.
There will be no morning service at the
Methodist church for the next two Sum
days, as The Rev. Mr.. Graves is to co away,
but the Sunday school and Epworth
League meetings will be held at the usual
hours.
The social at Mr.. Fred Huntlngton's, on
the Cushman farm, will be Friday even
ing, and not THURSDAY, without regard to
weather; time, from seven until nine. All
are invited. Ice cream and cake will be
served. w
Miss May Bradish came Saturday from
| Boston ana Is staying at Mr.. q. II. Cush.
| mans until the arrival of Mrs. Bradish
and Miss Grace next week, when their
house on Main street will be opened for
the summer.
| 1t has been hot enough the last few
days to go baldheaded, and some OF our
enterprising citizens have come out in
that style OF headgear. Others have short.
ened their flowing locks, and the BARRIERS
have reaped a harvest. The footballist,
with his wealth OF hair, has been in re-.
| tirement ~
Wide Awake Council, No. 12 OF United
American Mechanics, has initiated three
new candidates and received seven appllca-
tions for mem pership, which would seem
to indicate very fonrishing condition OF
the order. They invite all American born
citizens to investigate the Liects OF the
society and, IL qualified, to lenu hand in
helping the good work along.
The meeting at the town clerks office
Monday evening for.tbe formation OF Re-
| publican Club was postponed on account
Of the weather. 1t will he held next Mon
day evening at the same hour and place.
and the Republicans OF Randolph and
Others who propose to vote for sound
money and protection at the coming cleo
ton are invited to be present. j
| Mr.. and Mrs. Fred @. Harris Of New
York, who have been in Greensboro for
some three weeks, are now in Randolph
on a short visit. MIR. Harris, who has
fine position with the Crane company, the
largest iron supply dealers in the country,
must return to New York the first OF the
week, but his wife will 60 back to Green's
bOro TO remain month there with her
mother, Mrs. Ballou.
Colonel M. H. Sessions OF Minneapolis.
who Is visiting relatives here, finds enjoy.
ment in talking politics with our citizens
He is an ardent lepu blican, and has been
member OF both houses Of the Wisconsin
legislature, as well as speaker OF the Ne.
braska house. He has also spoken on the
stump. de effectually disproves the idea
that all the West Ia for silver and puzzles
some OF the embryo silver democrats OF
the East who undertake to discuss the g.
nancial question with min.
There is to be grand basket picnic and
excursion Wednesday, July 18th, to Mis-
sisquoi Park, Highgate Springs, from
Randolph, Roxbury, Mortified, Water
bury, Richmond, " illiston and all inter-
mediate stations. Parker's celebrated or
chestra of st. Adams will accompany the
excursion and will furnish music for
dancing. Fare for the round trip from
Randolph, Braintree and East Granville
will be S1.25; children half rates. The
special train will leave this station at 7:4O
in the morning and return at in the
evening. The tickets will be good only
on the special trains.