Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-06-18
Randolph Continued.
r.. A. Hobart is in Oxford, NH.

r. A. Hobart is in Oxford, N. H.
Fred Bass is in Pomfret to remain
awhile.
Miss Matte Holdridge has returned to
Irasburgh.
The Abbott mill has shut down for the
time being.
Miss Mabel Morse OF Barre is with her
uncle, F, P. Morse.
Ira Williams is building quite an addi-
tion to the Grange hall.
Granville Barnes is repainting his resi-
dence on Weston street.
Mrs. Walter Morse and baby OF Barre
are with Mrs. Laura Mead.
The Misses Glib OF Brooklyn are being
entertained at Montague Place.
The McCrilli house on School street has
just been very handsomely painted.
Mrs. henry Denison of New Bedford,
Mass, is visiting Mrs. H. H. Mcintyre.
Homer Eaton OF Barre and MIR. and Mrs.
j. E. Cushman OF Burlington are in town.
The Belts osee Theatre company are
playing in Dubois & Gays hall this week.
Editor Perkins OF the Rutland Herald
sto )ped here Tuesday.
Vim. Eugene Kimball OF Amherst col
lege is in Randolph for part of his vaca-
ton.
Mrs. w. e. SauIt and two children of
Lynn, Mass, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Il.
T. Saulu.
c. G. Dubois, cashier Of the National
bank, went yesterday to New York on
business
Mrs. Emma Peters and daughter, Hor-
tono xriII tn To h,n
Caspian Lake.
The w. G. 7. U. will meet tomorrow af-
ternoon at 4 o'clock with Mrs. s. s. Clark,
at No. 8 Prospect street.
Miss l.. E. Wood and her sister, Mrs.
Davis, OF Pomfret are here to attend the
commencement exercises of the Normal.
The creditors of j. L. Mann have petit
toned him into insolvency. The papers
were served Monday, and the hearing set
for June 25th.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Lane are to be next
Sunday in Bellows Falls with Mr.. and
Mrs. Perley, whom Mrs. Lane has been
visiting this week.
Work has ceased at the screen mill, and
when it will be resumed, will not be known
until after the Porter screen company has
had its annual meeting July LIST.
W. M. Clark of Suncook, N. H., who
served during the war in the same COM
pany with Mr.. l. d. Williams, is In the
village on visit to his old comrade.
Mrs. Clayton Orcutt of Roxbury, who is
Just recovering from a severe illness, came
yesterday to pass the period of GONZALES
cence with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
B. Wells.
Mrs. Harry Cowles of Morrisville, whose
illness is mentioned in another column,
was released from her sufferings by death
Tuesday morning, and her funeral was
held yesterday.
w. G. Edgerton OF New York, who is
interested in the John H. Stearns Trans
portation Line and Excursion business,
was recent visitor at the home OF his
cousin, Luke Parish.
A dividend Of ten per cent. Is to be paid
bury & Sons, insolvent debtors. This will |
make the second dividend from the estate, |
and athird will be forthcoming later.
A series OF baseball games has been ar |
ranged between Bethel and Randolph |
mines, both mines to be strictly home |
teams, and the first game Is to be played |
here this afternoon at McCall's park.
The case OF Thatcher Stone v. L. s, |
Hayes for SANDER that was expected to be
tried last Monday was settled after the
parties met at Chelsea. 1t is understood |
that Mr.. Stone received quite sum of
money.
In spite of the dry weather early In the
season, it Is seldom that the grass is 50
jhick at this time Of year as it is now, and
here Is every indication OF an unusually
good hay crop in Vermont this year. 1t
vas some fun, though, to worry about a
,ay famine in state but little given to
'agaries Of thai sort