Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-06-04
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Miss Angie Leonard Of Pomfret is at d.
E. Goding's.
Miss Anne Dubois is staying with Mrs.
c. P. Frost in Hanover.
Colonel Kimball and family are ex-
pected at Montague Place to-day.
Mrs. Elijah Blanchard OF Chelsea, Mass,
is the guest of Mrs. William Bass.
A reissue and increase of pension has
been granted to Charles Q. Lyon of North
Randolph.
Charles Mccall has been prevented from
returning to college this week by an at
| tack OF measles.
Mrs. William Curtis, former resident
Of this place, died last week at her home
in Thomaston, Me.
Mrs. George French has joined her hus-
band in Boston, the latter having found
steady employment in the city.
Miss Alice Erskine returned last night
from Monson, Mass where she has been
atwork through the millinery season.
Rev. and Mrs. Seward Robson and Mrs.
e. p. Flint went Tuesday to Newport to
attend the Baptist State Sunday school
convention.
The class day exercises will commence
tonight at s o'clock sharp, and the grad
uating exercises tomorrow afternoon at 2
o'clock sharp.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. e. &. Wheaton and Mr..
and Mrs. c. N. Field, Of Barre, were the
guests entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. l.. B.
Johnson, Saturday.
George Lyons OF Chicopee Falls, Mass,
has finished work as day operator at the
station, and his place is being taken for
the present by George Bradley Of st. AL
bans.
Mrs. Susa Bass, Mrs. Mary Smith, Mrs.
N. L. Boyden and Mrs. A. j. Curtis were
present at the annual meeting of the Or
der Of the Eastern Star, held Tuesday in
Windsor.
The carrier pigeons, which were sent
from here at half past ten Saturday morn
6, reached Lowell at half past three that
afternoon, making the journey of $50
miles in five hours.
Hon. Crosby Miller and Mrs. Ellen
Chandler of Pomfret, Mrs. W. B. Gates
and Miss Marion Mcintyre OF Burlington
and Mrs. L. G. White, Jr., of New York
are at DIR. H. H. McIntyre's.
The sad news has been received here
that Miss Emma Cheney, daughter of
Mrs. Alfred Morse, and niece of Increase
hamberlain, was killed in the terrible
cyclone that swept st. Louis last week.
Mrs. A. A. Atwood, who is considered
critically i'll, is being cared for by her
daughter, Mrs. G. F. Harris,of Jersey CITY.
and Mrs. Howard Granger OF East Ran
dolph, a competent nurse, is also here to
assist Mrs. Harris.
A. E. Lane is now Eastern agent for the
Seattle Cedar Lumber company, of Seattle,
Washington, manufacturers Of Washing
ton red cedar lumber and shingles and
wholesale dealers in fir lumber, with spe-
cial lines in foorings, mouldings, doors
and door stock.
The centennial" sleighs manufactured
by W. w. Bean are becoming quite popu-
lar in different parts of the country. Since |
he began to make them, taking as his |
model sleigh that was over hundred |
years old, he has sold a great many of |
them in several states and lately had an
order to build one for doctor in Albany.
N. Y.
E. A. Thomas has one of his show win
dows handsomely decorated in honor OF
the graduating class. Across the top APP
pears the class motto-Facta non IN
s0nlmid, Deeds not dreams--in green, and
beneath it "R. H. s. 1885," also in green,
while large palms and dainty accessories
of "the sweet girl graduate" are most at
'ractively displayed.