Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-08-20
Randolph Continued.

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Mrs. Tilson OF Maiden, Mass, lie visiting
Mrs. e. 0. Blanchard.
An "old-iashioned Braintree fight" for
representative Is evidently on.
Roswell Holbrook is repairing his resi-.
dence, putting in new stills, etc.
Rev. r. s. Bates Of Burlington is the
guest OF j. A. Fowler, his cousin.
John Sabine Smith was called to New
York this morning unexpectedly.
Albert Eckert Chandler is spending a
couple OF weeks at "Mari- Castle"
j. B. Wells has been doing good piect
Of work on the roads at the Center.
Mrs. Arthur White Of Montpelier is Wis,
itipg her brother, Fred Huntington.
Mrs. George Peck OF st. Adams is q
guest at Gordon and Hobart Peck's.
Mrs. H. H. Bean has returned from a
five weeks stay in Boston and Maine.
The w. c. T. u. will meet with Mrs
Fanny Lewis Friday, Aug. "a, at 3p. m.
A. G. Prince and wife OF Chicago have
been visitors Of their cousin, G. j. Prince,
Misses Anna and Alta Lewis OF Gran
vile are guests OF their cousin, Miss Bessie
Lewis.
i uC ClhoS iOI unlOu piUlC rtuuy w IA
meet at the M. e. church next Tuesday at
8 p. m.
Eugene Wardner and Walter Davis are
painting Walter Towards place at the
Center.
H. A. Cramton and daughter OF Enos-
burg Falls are guests at Rev. Homer
whites.
A. G.. Osgood is in Burlington today,
with his wife, who is under treatment at
the hospital.
Grace, John, Gertrude and Glenn Gill
man OF Etockbridge have been visiting at
Hiram Beams.
Geo. E.Mann has returned to the school
at Queeche, OF which he is principal for
the coming year.
Miss Abbie Philbrick and her niece, Miss
Gail Lamson, reached home Tuesday from
Highgate Springs.
F. P.Bartlett and wife OF Boston are Wis
iting at c. M. Towards. Mrs. Bartlett is
Mr.. Towards daughter.
Mrs. Mary Myers OF Chicago, daugh-
ter OF E. w. Bailey OF Montpelier, visited
at H. p. Sanford's Tuesday.
The Batchelder family that has been liv-
ing in the Chadwick house on Central
street has moved to Chelsea.
A pleasant social was enjoyed by the la.
dies Of the Relief corps at Mrs. Mark
Chadwick's Tuesday afternoon.
Dea. Howard and daughters, Mrs. Bur-
nap of Fitchburgh, Mass, and Miss Kate,
are visiting their old home in Elmore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles rewey and Two
daug hters OF Montpelier are visiting Mrs.
Dewey's sister, Mrs. Tarbox, at the Center.
DR.. Goodrich was called to Braintree
Tuesday to dress the foot OF man named
shea, who had been chopping his anato.
my.
Miss Ella M. Bixby OF New bury stopped
at M. A. Tewksbury's Monday, en- route
to the Sunday school convention at the
Center.
The Ladies' Aid society OF the Christian
church, with their families, enjoy an out.
door baked bean dinner today at Mrs. Ida
Mann's.
d. e. Cooling is to be the superintend-
ent OF the floral hall at the State fair to
be held at White River Junction, Sept. 8,
9 and 10.
j. E. Bentley, excursion agent, was In
town Tuesday, making arrangements for
the excursion to Ausable Chasm next
Monday.
Miss Mabel Guyette, who has been in
i'll health for some time, left Monday for
Boston, where she will enter hospital for
treatment.
Rev. CIV. Morrow will deliver lecture
on "Good Citizenship" at Lincoln this
evening and attends muster at Burlington
tomorrow.
Col. A. B. Chandler and wife are pres
emit at muster at Burlington this week.
Col. Chandler is one Of Gov. Woodbury's
special aids.
Mrs. M. A. Bell went to st. Adams
Wednesday to visit her daughter and will
spend couple of weeks in the northern
part Of the state.
Besides those foted last week, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. M. Howard and Mr.. and Mrs. A.
M. Hubbard will 60 on the g. A. r. ex-
,ursion to st. Paul.
DR.. Norman Morgan, dentist OF New
York City, who lived in Randolph as |
BOY, made trip here on his bicycle and |
s visiting old associations.
Rev. v. M. Hardy, D. e. Putnam, w. T.
3parhawk and Mr.. A. 9. Sails OF this place |
attended the Orange County Sunday |
3choo! convention at Randolph Center
Tuesday.
Mr.. "A. G. Sails Of Burke, N. Y, who is
pending fortnight with W.T.. Sparhawk,
occupied the pulpit OF the M. e. church
asst Sunday and will preach there next
sunday also.
Mr.. A. II. Bell, who has been suffering
or six weeks from broken bone In bis |
Ihoulder, the result Of bicycle accident,
vas able to walk to the store Monday for
he first time.
Mrs. ]. D. Denison and daught Miss
catherine, went to Chelsea Wednesday for
! six weeks stay, while Miss Denison is
.eceiving osteopathic treatment by DR..
aelmer for her eyes.
Road Commissioners Wells Of Randolph
md Packard Of Braintree were in Mont
,elier Monday to attend meeting OF the
tate road commissioners and those OF
Washington county.
The 8Oth anniversary of the circular
conference will be observed at the old
hurch on Braintree Hill next Tuesday.
Key. Y. M. Hardy, 2. D.,will preside. The
historical sketch will be read by DR.. D. H.
autting.
Capt. j. E. Eldredge disappeared Tues
lay and his whereabouts is at present un-
,nown. He carried fish pole and basket
nd took the morning train south. His
rieDds are inclined to think that he has