Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-07-22
Randolph Continued.
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The Salisbury mill resumed work Tues
day.
Harold Thompson came Tuesday from
Highgate Springs.
Miss Georgia White OF Burlington
spent Sunday at home.
1t is expected that the new principal
will be selected this week.
Miss Abbie Averill OF Mortified Is
spending The week in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Fowler have re-
turned from trip to Claremont, n. III.
Mrs. G. L. Stewart and daughter, Jen-
ME, went to camp at Highgate Tuesday.
Edwin Morse is taking a weeks vaca-
tion from w. w. Morton's grocery store.
Dennie Udall, student in the L. v.
NJ, visited his uncle, Rev. Y. Udall, last
week
Miss Gertrude Seavey of Boston is
making a several weeks stay at j. ii.
Lamson's.
Miss Maude worthing, trained nurse
from Hanover, visited friends in town
this week.
been visiting his brother, Roswell, the
past week.
Mrs Frank Griswold returned home
Monday from several weeks stay in
Hatfield, Mass.
S. NJ. Flint shipped as lambs. 81 calves,
6 hogs and one COW Monday. Prices I'M
changed from last week.
j. F. Lamson is moving from Randolph
avenue to the Tilson house on So. Main
street which has been rebuilt.
Miss Sarah Cushion, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Peter O'Connell,
returned to Providence Saturday.
Rev. Z. K. Herrick of Milton, who
preached at the White church Sunday, has
been spending several days in town.
Mrs. John Brazille of FitchDurg, Mass,
formerly Mrs. Hethbert Smith, is stop
ping at the Red Lion for few weeks.
Mrs. Mary Bissell Shaw and son, Harry,
and daughter, Miss Fanny, OF Burlington
are visiting at the Moulton homestead.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mann OF Clare.
mont, N. H., and Mr.. and Mrs. Lucius
Fowler of st. Adams are visiting at j. A.
Fowler's.
Joy o'erspreads the countenance of
Dan j. Morse when the arrival of that
nine-pound girl at his home Tuesday
is mentioned.
The public are anticipating song re-
cital to be given sometime next month by
the popular soprano, Mics Nj. Blanche
Spsrhawk, assisted from abroad.
A. H. Beedle has been at home several
days the past week, returning to Keene,
n. H., from which place he and Mrs.
Beedle go into camp at Chesterfield lake
for two weeks.
j. E. Eldredge has lately procured
original pensions OF IS each for j. II. |
Lamson, w. W. Osgood, +. Randolph and |
g. ID. Parmenter, Pittsfield, also an in
crease to $50 for L. K. Fisher, Blaintree.
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Monday. Mrs. Seymour remains here for 4
3 short time. Today Mrs. Seymour, in /
company with Mrs. c. E. Briggs, goes to 1
Versh hire TO visit an uncle of the former.
George Pinney has moved back to town |
from Hartland and will occupy the Ri /
ford house on School street. He is to
work in the Emerson mill. Alex Hull, |
the new section boss, has also moved |
from Hartlsnd to the Spear house near
the track.
subscriber wishes us to say that the
complaint of careless driving of teams in
the cemetery, though probably well
founded and much to be deplored, is not
to be wondered at, as, with very few ex-
ceptions, the roads and paths in the
cemetery are so obscured, or not indicated
at all, as to make 1t impossible for anyone
to drive through the grounds without
being in danger of driving where he
Dug1b uC ldCb IL, tBc NlitdSe CtIU- I
etery ought to be materially improved,
and might be, with very little expense,
by the concerted action OF only a small
portion of the people who must feel inter-
ssted in it.
The boys organized a base ball sssoci- /.
ition Friday evening, electing A. L. New
on captain, and G. n. Mccall manager. |
They are putting in regular practice each
afternoon at Mccall park, which has
jeen so much improved as to make it one !
u the best grounds in the state. A new
diamond has been laid out and work be. I
run on a grand stand which is being
rected through the generosity of Man |
ger Mccall. The boys are taking much '
interest in the team and il they practice [
consistently viii be able to put up ]
anne that will please their admirers. The
rst game is scheduled for Saturday with t
be Rochesters at the home grounds. I
urn out and encourage the boys.