Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-06-18

AL oA0Ncu- Pouuu wy Wan uOIA Mouuh
nlgnt 70 MI. ano'Mrs. r. II. onuicn.
Mr.. and MRS. Ieno Page are the happ
parents OF daughter born sunday morn
ing.
Mrs. M. .. Hubbard Is very sick wit
peart trouble and has been confined to tt
bed Tor several days.
Miss May Proper has finished work 3
the Sanford millinery store and gone
her home IN windsor.
George Mann has closed his second yea
as principal Of the Quechee graded schot
and Is again In Randolph.
The Kings Daughters will meet wit
!, Miss Nettie Webster at 2;30 o'cloc
Wednesday afternoon, June Path.
UP. Fenno Of Koxbury, Mass, proprie
tor Of the Dudley feed mills, has been Wis
iting Mr.and Mrs. G. g. Written.
Mrs. Charles Ellis and children OF Som
erville. Mass, and Miss Jessie smith q
Brattleboro are the guests at s. H. Brooks
Miss Eunice Denison arrived Tuesda,
afternoon from Smith college. OF whicl
Institution she is student. in the JUNO
sl, s,,, pm,,v n,,,s, !, WITH relative. !,
Boston, and intends to visit friends II
other parts OF Massachusetts during he
absence.
Mrs. Wealthy Merritt has moved int
the upper part OF the Thomas house OF
South Pleasant street, and is ready fol
work at any time.
The carrier pigeons that were sent from
this station last Saturday made the trip OF
100 miles to Lowell, Mass, in three hours
and fifteen minutes.
Rev. Homer White and r. p Tbaver q,
-. J. -,
bury to attend the diocesan Convention ot
the Protestant Episcopal church,
Mrs. Alvin Angel and Mrs. Rufus An
CELL have driven to Warren to see DIR. f.
q. Angel and wife, and from Warren
were to continue their trip to Rochester.
Mrs Eta r. Ware. a graduated nnrse
linpton. has been STAYING the mast week
with one Of her old patients. Mrs, T. Rarte
tro. whose health is but little changed.
ME- Mvrtla Na.,.on ~ pa..
friend AT present stavinp with Miss W ine
nieford Foster. Miss Mildred FoIlapshaa
Who has been spending several weeks Iii
Miss foster is now ct her home in IN
field. A. -
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Harry graves OF Palmer, Mass, is the
gentleman who at present reports for the
Argus the wildly exciting events that
transpire In Randolph from week to week.
His predecessor in office, j. M. HALEY, has
left the Argus to take position ON the
Worcester Mass Telegram.
Mrs. Gertrude (Coreveau) GattmHn, who
buried her husband but a short time ago,
has been here, with her little son, on Wis
il to her parents. Monday, she went to
Boston, being called there by business,
aud IN al faxr TO-
soiourn OF two or three weeks AZ her old
home.
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er peIenoai. ~. ~. -; - p ssiaes p anu
sisd pul, apd Miss isss; nu an, -
,aa ~ ny. pulling oS, auu 'iis' 'e'sie Dui'
wen. WIN nel W summit :.
Y. r. McCrillis, while hunting on Koch
ester mountain, came across young deer,
! pnt week Or 50 oid, iying niaden an; -
.n,c cs uh h v.v1. ne e ooA Ins niue
creature nome VIII Inc I9ea OF bringing
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plese ~. VI .ne ISL a.,u unlne iams
saw ~ ~ ,g NJ ~ Wnrr,i .iouue ap Nv. w
h matter MAJ VT. Meorliis yarlieu .ne uecI
s DICK Inc iaw ~ question makes ~
siW me 70 kiii ueer o. nave sucn an AM
,aoa ~ ones possession Until 'ne year
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There will be an excursion, including
boat ride on Lake Champlain, from RAN
dolph, Roxbury. Northfield, Waterbury,
Richmond, Essex Junction, Winooski,
and all intermediate stations, to Platts-
burgh and return Friday, June 26th. A
delightful sail, on the steamer Reindeer,
will be taken through the most pictur-
esque portions OF the lake, and there will
be an opportunity to visit the numerous
attractions OF Plattsburgh, including the
United States military barracks, the larg-
est in the country. Refreshments are to-
be served on the Reindeer both going and
returning. The fare for the round trip
from Randolph, hraintree, East Granville
and Roxbury will be just n, and special
train will leave this place at TAO o'clock
in the morning and return at $40 in the
on the special trains June 10Th.
Troop q, 3rd United States cavalry,