Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-06-18
M. J. SARGENT, Local Editor.

Henry Osgood was at home over Sun
day.d flYN8 4N 4,
Walter Clifford was in Barre over Sun
day.
Harriet Faneuf is at home from Barre OF
visit.
Neal Nye visited friends in Windsor las,
Thursday.
Miss Ede Skinner has been quite sick
the past week.
Miss Effie Kibby returned from Laconia
N. H., Monday.
Mrs. Will Haynes has been quite i'll the
mast two weeks.
Ed Sargent returned home Friday from
visit in Rutland.
M. s. Adams was in Massachusetts, last
week on business.
Edwin X. Preston and wife OF Salisbury
visited in town last week.
Mrs. Walter Webster OF Bethel visited
friends here last Tuesday.
Mr.. Mather and wife visited friends in
Waterbury and Barre last week.
telix Decosta and wife visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Doestie Faneuf over Sunday.
Clinton Hewitt and wife OF Boston are
visiting his parents for few days.
Mr.. j. H.Kellogg OF Boston has been en-.
gagged as laster in the shoe factory.
Ernest Hewitt returns home Saturday
from Tufts college for the vacation.
Mr.. George Vose received news last Sat :
urday that his mother was very low.
Mr.. E. w. Batbrow OF Lebanon, N. H.,
was the guest of Vet Davis last week.
Mr.. Wilbur Abbott OF Hartford visited
his brother, q. 2. Abbott, last Thursday.
The Graded school closes Friday with
class exercises at the schoolhouse in the
evening.
MS. Nichols Of Barre, OF the firm OF
Gould & Nichols, was in town the tirsb OF
the week.
III. Hewitt, A. P. Skinner and d. G.
Stearns attended the state convention as
delegates.
The engagement OF Miss Edith E. Chill.
son and Mr.. II. l.. Cook OF st. Albans is
announced.
Mr.. Fred Lewis, who has employment in
West Hartford. moved his family there
last saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Schontag returned
home from visit to friends in New York
city last Monday.
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pettipg its organization into working Or
der with prospect OF good results.
NJ. j. Sargent, s. M. Pike and VIM.
Skinner were chosen delegates to the "a
congressional district convention.
Mr.. H. Kohn, general manager OF the
Phoenix Life Insurance company, OF
Brooklyn, N. Y, was in town last week.
Mrs. Hoyt Knight is visiting her home
in Biddeford, Me-, for few weeks. Mf.
Knight visited in Windsor over Sunday.
Benz. F. Waldo OF Concord, N. H train
dispatcher of the Boston Il Maine rail-
road, Concord division, visited bis parents
oyei Sunday.
Mr.. George w. Ward, one OF our best
farmers, is very i'll with typhoid fever. II
is serious misfortune to him at this sea-
son OF the year.
Prof. Chas. Cushman, optician, and wife
are in town for few days, visiting Mr..
Cushman's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VAL
more Cushman.
Mr.. j. H. Hamilton, secretary OF the
state board OF health. was in town last
week in the interest OF the sanitary conGi-
ton OF the town.
The Windsor county court adjourned
from Friday to Thursday, the 18th, on &C.
count OF the state and district conventions
to be held this week.
Messrs. Whipple and Cloud have put
their trotting course in excellent condi.
ton recently and it is called one OF the
best half mile tracks in the state.
Chldren's day services will be observed !
next Sunday at both churnhes with con-
cert in the evening at 6sb'clock at the
Cong'l church and at Z O'Clock at the M.
E. church.
White River grange will hold basket
picnic Saturday afternoon, June II, at the
grange hall, Royalton. All patrons and
their friends are invited, especially the
children. All come with well-flled bas-
kets..
Miss Kittie Weymouth, teacher In the
High school at Winchendon, Mass.,ls VS.
itiDg friends in this vicinity. She was &C.
companied here by Master Ralph Grain,
son of Mr.. r. D. Grain, who is visiting
friends here.
Miss Emily Foster, student at the La
dies seminary at Exeter, N. H., Mrs. Lena
Burbank Northup, teacher in the Graded
school at Barre, and her sister, M lss Helen
Burbank, student in the school there, are
at home on vacation.
Mr.. Fred Phelps, Mr. Ashley's assistant
'opooIidl artlst, 1911 mere lhct VcuhSsaos
on an early train on business trip, which
proved to be of no inconsiderable impor-
lance, as he returned on the evening train
with Miss Jennie Weeks OF Randolph, to
whom he was welded during his absence.
The lady minstrels are to give an enter
tainment, serving ice cream and refresh
menls on the Park Saturday evening. Inc
Gold Dollar band, assisted by Mr.. Chas.
Cushman, will furnish music for the &C.
easion. The proceeds are to liquidate the
Indebtedness Of the purchase OF fire lad
der carriage.
Mr.. A. w. Whitman, of the law firm OF
Iarbell & Whitman, and Miss Mary Bell
Brewster, daughter Of Mrs. Lucinda BreWs-
Ter OF So. Royalton, we're united In mar
rage last Thursday evening by Rev. =; M.
GODDARD at the residence Of Mr.. 9. T. Tar
pell, where Mr.. Whitman has made MS
nome for the past three years. The cere.
mony took place at o'clock, after Whlcn
supper was partaken OF at the home OF the
pride, the newly welded pair starting I'M
ml1ediately afterwards upon short car
mrlage drive to Pomfret and Silver Lake.
Inc bride was remembered by her
many friends and was the recipient OF
handsome presents, including articles Dotn
useiul and ornamental.
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