Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-08-06
M. ]. SARGENT, Local Editor.

Rev. Henry G0uuarQ Will return from
his vacation next week.
Miss Goss OF Montpelier was the guest
h Miss Ala Day last week.
Mrs. Mary Woodward Hapgood OF Exc
ter, N. H., is visiting at home.
H.V Whlpple shipped five car loads OF
stock to market last Monday.
Dr.Ellis and wife returned to their home
in Somerville, Mass, Saturday.
Mrs. Nellie Foster Shepard OF Exeter N.
g., is visiting at John Shepard's.
VIC. Henderson OF Medford, Mass, is
the guest OF Mr.. Edward Conant.
Mrs. Lucy Hammond OF Putnam, Conn.,,
visited at 9. e. Blacks last week.
Charles Davis OF Bridgewater visited his
sister, Mrs. Geo. Hackett, last week.
Mr.. Foster Sawyer is to remain with his
daughter in Bridgewater for awhile.
J.M.Shepard recently purchased horse
that quite fast for his own driving.
Mr.. Charles w. Black visited friends in
East Barnard last week, returning Mon
day.
Mrs. Churchill, who. is with her sister,
Mrs. s. M. Pike, is able to be out on the
street.
Mr.. Densmore, son and daughter OF
Kansas were guests OF Mr.. A. P. Skinner
last week.
Mrs. Hattie Slack Smith and daughter
returned to their home in Laconia, N. H.,
last Saturday.
Miss Flora Shaw went to her home in
Bethel last Saturday to remain during the
month OF August.
Fred Spaulding returned to Bellows
Falls last Monday, where he is engaged in
Autograph office.
Mrs. Frank Knight and daughters OF
No. Berwick, Me-, are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Hoyt Knight.
Rev. E. w. Sharp returns home from his
vacation this week and will resume his
abors next Sunday.
Lee Fapeui returned home from Lynn,
Mass. last Saturday and is to work for his
father, blacksmithing.
Miss Matte Monkey, daughter OF Mrs.
Marietta Moxley, is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Erwin Doubleday.
Dot Kimball OF Lowell, Mass, while
taking bicycle trip TO st. Adams last
week, called on Mrs. Geo. Brown.
DR.. Fish was in Hanover, N. H., last
Saturday on business connected with the
medical depart of the college.
Sylvester Snow of Broad Brook is in
Nashua, N. H., this week, on business
connected with his brothers. estate.
Mrs. Charles Crandall has moved here
from Cam bridge, Mass, and will occupy
the house which she purchased last spring.
Mr.. j. M. Shepard sold his whole trans.
portation outfit OF horses last week and
will make his concert tour by rail this fall
Gardner Ashley visited friends in Roch-
est er Saturday. He reports the health OF
Mr. Pierce, a former resident here, as i'm
proved.
Mr.. John Slack has gained little in
strength the past week but there is no per-
ceptible change in the condition OF the
brain trouble.
Ernest Hewitt is spending part OF his
vacation at vergennes. Mr.. Hewitt grad
yates from Tufts college at the close OF
this college year.
Mrs. Lovejoy OF Melrose, Miss Marion
Jones OF Boston and Miss Lucy Warren OF
Lowell, Mass, were guests OF Mrs. Geo.
Brown last week.
Mr.. Clifton Hemen way has improved in
health since he arrived here. He says that
he feels much stronger and better since ne
came ten days ago.
Misses Kinsman, Andrews and Sloan,
who have been visiting here for the past
Two weeks, returned to their home IN
hartford, Conn.,, last Tuesday.
Mr. VIM. Golf, who has been quite fee.
Die the past two months, does not i'm
prove much. His first attack was very
sudden and has resulted in brain trou-
ble
Mr.. Geo. West, wife and two daughters
and Miss Forbush of Somerville, Mass,
have rented rooms and will board at Hem
Whitcomb's during their stay for va
cation outing.
:. Mrs. John Braley OF st. Johnsbury was
tne guest OF Mrs. j. o. Belknap and other
friends last week, leaving here Tuesday
afternoon for Barre. Mrs. Bradley was
resident OF this village for several years.
Moulton Brothers OF Randolph, who
navel string OF horses In training here,
were here last week, preparing for the
races Their first trotting In public this
18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Durkee are taking an
extended carriage trip through southern |
vermont. They left here Tuesday, going
70 woodstock, Weathersfield Center, 30:
ECONOMICALLY ulauCuortcI. OuLi Va ~ ~ 49,
t tnen to Fort Edward, N. Y, intending 70
peaosent two weeks.
Edward Foster, wife and daughter, Al.
una, and Mr.. 9. P. Tarbell and family went
camp Martin last Saturday. Mr.. VIII;
Martin martin and daughter, Isabelle, MI. ana
Dts Dts Frank Garrett and two children o!
bridgeport, Conn.,, Mrs. d. L. Burnett ana
Mrs W. M. Sargent went last Wednesday.
:, me So. Royalton baseball club played
.ae West Hartford club on the ball ground
A. west Hartford Saturday. The game, az
~; ine close Of the ninth inning, was 3 70 II
d. pa favor OF the So. Royalton club. The 80.
nIoyalton club will play the White River
Saturday.
~ ! ne !, races to be held here next Monday
t tha tuesday will be the sporting event Oh
sns season. The 2:30, 2:40 and 200 classes
are lied. The 2:23 is not filed but ~
t tass Will be substituted and filled WIFI
t these trotters, which are promised Dy
sasF owners Lora R., with trotting rec
H au Oh 2;21 liz, entered by Hudson OF
Tuschee, Graphic; 2:2O Ia, owned by Geo;
b bUwh OF Barre, Gov. Hendee, 2:21, owned
80: y L. Hammentt OF Montpelier; d; u,
d. II., owned by Moulton Bros. q Kan
fnSpn; Ina, 1922 ~, owned by Geo: r.
ro sMs OF Windsor, and Factory Boy II IN
st tnaitlon to trot. H. v. Whipple VIII
esting race. 49, -