Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-07-08
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Col. Chandler came Friday for weeks
stay.
Allen Chadwick and wife spent Sunday
in Windsor.
A. G. Holman of st. Adams spent Sun
day in town.
Miss Allace Chase returned last week
from Smith college.
The Rebekahs cleared about S65 from
their recent carnival.
DR.. j. M. Ryder and wife of Woodstock
were in town Monday.
Roswell Holbrook is recovering from
his recent severe illness.
Miss Mary w. Tewksbury went Mon.
dayito York Beach, Me.
Rev. V. M. Hardy preached a patriotic
sermon Sunday, July 4th.
! Samuel Mcintosh of Mortified was in
town Friday and Saturday.
Wilbur and Helen Howe OF Mortified
visited here Friday and Saturday.
Ernest A., son OF ID. +. Lewis, was
graduated at the U. V. M. last week.
Miss Sarah Thacher OF Woodstock is
the guest OF her cousin, E. A. Thatcher.
Dewitt c. Webb OF Boston was in town
over Sunday, returning Monday night.
James Mccall arrived at Elm Cottage
from New York Monday for the season.
w. A. Mcintosh was at home last week
from Lebanon, N. H., returning Tuesday.
Miss Mary Tilson is at home from
Trenton, N. j., where she has been teach
ing.
Thomas Carrigan suffered severely
several days last week with sores in the
head.
Miss June Fassett has finished her
school in Sharon and is stopping at ID. T.
Dyer's.
A class of 30 boys and girls received their
first communion at the Catholic church
Sunday.
Patrick Wynn returned Saturday from
Westboro, Mass, where he had spent
five weeks.
Miss Abbie Philbrick and Miss Gail
Lamson went to Boston Monday for a two
weeks stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Williams and two
children OF Willamstown spent Thursday
at Fabien Dupuis'
DIR. c. L. Stewart has sold to DR.. G.. w.
Scott small plot of land adjoining his
office lot on the east.
Mrs. d. d. Howe has returned from
Burlington, where she attended the U. V.
Nj. commencement.
Charles Thurston went to Keene, n. H.,
mODOaN on business connected Win IDe
estate OF his brother.
Mrs. Gaskell and daughter, Louise, OF
Philadelphia came last week to spend the
summer at "Glenside.n
The salary OF Prof. N. j. Whitehil as
principal OF the Union school at Mont
pelier is to be Il 200 the first year.
Francis b. LOOMS OF Ohio is to be the
minister to Venezuela, instead of our
worthy townsman, Hon. j. ID. Denison.
Herbert J. Smith, librarian of the
Billings Library, Burlington, was the
guest OF II. w. Tewksbury over Sunday.
Mrs. Carrie w. Kim ball OF Vineland, ~
j., and Mrs. Geo. Kimball OF Bethel spent
Thursday here, the guests of Mrs. Micah
Mann.
Col. Kimball was in New York last
week, returning Friday. His son, Eugene,
came Friday and returned to New York
Monday.
Miss Mary Howard, accompanied by
friend, Miss Harding, came Saturday to
spend the summer with her father, Q. NJ.
Howard.
Mrs. e. T.. Evans, who is with her
father, II. NJ. Dufur, during his recovery
at the Hanover hospital, was at home
over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Il. Lane OF Boston ar
rived Saturday. Mr.. Lane remained over
Sunday, going on to Buffalo. Mrs. Lane
will spend July here.
Mrs. Harriet e. Cushman has decided to
ID. n. Coolidge a small piece OF pasture
land lying northeast of Frank Griswold's |
land adjoining Aver brook.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. E. Walker OF Norwood, |
N. Y, and A. j. Russlow and wife OF
Danville were guests last week OF their
brother, DR.. l.. A. Russlow.
Miss Nellie Magennis, who has been on
Q. 5. Pages stenographic force at Hyde
Park the past five months, has returned |
and is boarding at j. M. Atwood's.
Irwin s. Chase has quit claimed to Ida |
s. Mann, guardian, an undivided half OF
the land decided to him by Horace f.
Mann, in 1884, and the remaining half to
Mrs. Mann herself.
Hon. j. D. Denison, Mrs. Ira Rice, Miss
Florence Soper, Mr.. and Mrs.F. G.Winch, |
Miss Alice Hastings and Mr.. and Mrs. L. |
b. johnson attended the Norwich Uni
versity commencement at Mortified |
Thursday.
A Fourth OF July dance was scheduled |
at Williams hall Monday evening with
music by the Grange orchestra. On ac-
count OF the intense heat, few were terp-
inclined and the event was de-
clared off.
OF last years corps of teachers in the |
Graded school Misses Stewart, Nancy,
Walbridge and Kent have already been
There are between 80 and
40 applications for the principalship. The |
committee will exercise much care IN
making the choice.
d. I. Dyer states that he was unable to
raise enough money to warrant him in
starting the street sprinkler. He tried to
secure the pledge OF about sl5 a week.
Those who were willing to contribute at
all would not pay enough to make up the
amount and we shall probably enjoy (?) |
the heat and dust the same as heretofore.
Bradford Mcintyre and George Ryder
took part in the bicycle races at SPRING
field, VT, Saturday, going by wheel trl-
entered the trials, Mcintyre winning his,
riding the mile in 2 80. Ryder also quali-
fed for the final in which four partici'
pated and which was won by Mcintyre in
J. az. with Ryder second. The first prize
was so gold watch and the second so
gold watch.