Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-07-09

Earl Rice Is at work In Windsor.
| Will Parsons Is spending week at hi
home in Warren.
Merton Richardson OF Roxbury is visit
| ing old friends in town.
Mrs. s. NJ. Washburn is staying witt
friends in Lebanon, N. H.
Miss Mary Stickney is stopping at Lake
Sunapee, N. H., with friends.
| One person united with the Congrega
tional church by letter Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. N. L. Sheldon OF Boston
were in town the first OF the week.
Mrs. II. B. Haseltine and baby are visit
ing her mother, Mrs. Foote, in Rutland.
Will Bradbury and Rob Stoddard took Q
pleasure trip to Canaan, N. H., last week
@. B. Foster and Albert Bowen were
at home from Windsor several days last
week. h fes
w. N. Slater and Charles Slater and
families spent the glorious 4th at South
Royalton. M
Mr.. Child OF Deerfield, Conn, is making
bis annual stop in town, the guest OF M.
B. Sargent.
Frank Devine OF Keene, N. H., has been
spending several days with the family OF
Henry Rice.
Benjamin Heath, former resident, but
now living in Cabot, was in town the past
week visiting friends.
Miss Pamela Billiard is seriously i'll with
typhoid pneumonia and slight hope is en-.
tertained Of her recovery.
Miss Jennie Long, who has spent sever
al summers with Miss Jane TODD, is stay
ing this season at Frank B. Maxham's.
Ransom Dickey OF Washington has been
visiting in town the past week, guest OF
Mrs. Z. P. Fisher and Mrs. X. p. Stock
we'll.
John Foley and bride returned from
their wedding trip the first OF the week
and are boarding at the Bascom House for
the present.
William Stickney arrived at Liverpool,
England, July 4th. He is making an Eu.
ropean trip in company with friends from
Amherst, Mass.
Elbridge Pierce and wife have broken
up housekeeping. Mrs. Pierce is with her
mother, Mrs. j.. Warren Waldo. in Roy
alton and Mr.. Pierce is boarding in this
village.
The local society OF Christian Endeavor
has sent Miss Jessie Chadwick as their del
egate to the annual convention at Wash
ington. She left on the express Tuesday
afternoon.
f. r. Arnold has bought of the George
Mclaughlin estate the twenty acres owned
by the estate near the mouth OF Locust
Creek and lying between the Rochester
stage road and White river.
Henry j.. Noble has bought the farm
formerly owned by the late Chas. Lamson,
oil n tod an Ia nj a N
between Bethel and Randolph. The price
paid is understood to be 80 900.
The sisters OF Mrs. F. l.. Martin, Mrs.
Mabel Peletier of Boston with two chill
dren and Mrs. Francis Wellesley of North
ampton are spending the summer in town,
the former with Mrs. Martin and the lat
ter with Mrs. Lee Cady.
Eff. Moore OF Burlington was down last
Tuesday to settle with the town for the
done here this year. Wednes.
day he took his men and teams to 0gdens-
burgh, n. ", where they are to do large
job for the New York state asylum located
there.
Rev. J. o. Bennett and Miss Florence
left Tuesday for jersey City, where they
will attend the annual convention OF the
Young Peoples Christian union OF the
church. They will be joined
at Jersey City by Miss Stella Adams from
Hartford, Conn.
VIC. Strong OF b ,ston has been in town
t he first OF the week to close up the estate
Of g. T. McLaughl OF which he Is the
executor. In addition to the sale OF the
Locust Creek property, elsewhere noted,
he has sold the stock farm in Gaysville to
Waldo Perkins OF Stockbridge.
Roland Reynolds spent Sunday with the
Vermont colony that is located at Exeter,
n. Hand includes Alton ingalls, and fam
lily, Gail 0sgood, Wallace Slack, Mr.. and
Mrs. George E. Bixby and several from
South Royalton. The entire colony spent
the ith at Hampton Beach near Exeter.