Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-08-05
Randolph.

r. n. lHomh5 visited IN georgia friday.
Mrs. Henry Allen OF Bellows Falls is
visiting here.
j. F. Mead and Pearl Chatfield were in
Barre Saturday.
c. M. Howard is adding a large piazza
to his residence.
Miss Minnie Smith is visiting cousin
at Sioux City, la.
Miss Eta NJ. Darling of Union, ILL.,, is
visiting at j. M. Atwood's.
Miss Nellie Magennis visited at her
home in Roy alton last week.
Miss Inez Abbott is taking two weeks
vacation from Thomas store.
Arthur e. Lane of Boston came Friday
to visit at Justin Ii. Moulton's.
Mr.. D. L. Cooling and family were at
Montpelier and Barre last week.
Mrs. E. G. Russ and child of Brooklyn
are visiting Mrs. Ellen Blanchard.
Miss A. s. Downer of Thetford is stop
ping with her friend, Mrs. q. l.. Merchant.
S. V. Holman of Boston spent few
days at Glenslde recently, returning Mon
cay.
George e. Mann came on his wheel
Saturday from Qnechee to visit his moth
er, Mrs. VIM. Mann.
Mrs. John Raymond and daughter OF
SPRING field are visiting relatives and
friends in this place.
ID. E. Cooling is to have charge of Floral
hall at the Interstate fair to be held at
White River Junction Aug. 24-27.
Misses Lena Phillips and Lena Wallace
OF Waterbury are guests at Heber Hol-
mans during the summer school term.
The w. c. T. U. meeting and tea will be
with Mrs. Mary Holbrook Friday at three
afalnar Zen carvpG from five O'clock n
ward.
Mrs. Ernest g. Burridge and daughter
of Somerville and Miss Lila Hayward Of
Everett, Mass, are guests at c. w. Hay
wards.
Willie, a grandson OF E. T. Ssult who is
stopping with him, gave an eighth BIRTH
day party to his little friends Monday af-
ternoon.
Mrs. II. e. Robinson OF Wisconsin and
Miss Jessie Thomas of Peabody, Mass,
have been guests at T.. A. Thomas the
past week.
Miss Lora Hutchinson went to her home
in West Brookfield Sunday, having com
pleted another season in the Bell MILL
merry department.
The concert by the Middaugh Comedy
company was not largely attended Mon
day evening. The entertainment was
pronounced ''fair"
Miss Cora Brock, a college friend of
Misses Laura Clark and Anna Nichols
who visited them last week, left Saturday
for her home in Wells River.
Miss Ada Burroughs is spending a part
OF her vacation from dressmaking with
Boston and Lynn, Mass, friends, and in
tends 10 be absent until the first OF Sep.
TENDER.
Prof. M. S. Villas, the newly elected
principal, who has been attending the
summer school, goes today with number
OF college classmates to Lower Saranae
Lake, n. Y.
The premium list OF the Vermont and
New Hampshire Interstate Fair to be held
at White River junction Aug. 24-27 is out
and those wishing one may obtain copy
OF ID. Il. Cooling.
Mrs. Mary T.. Patterson OF Lawrence,
Mass, is a guest at e. A. TEACHERS. Mrs.
Mary Johonnott of Syracuse, N. Y, and
Mrs Maria Mccullough OF Bethel spent
two days there this week.
DIR. w. s. Curtis and family are back
from Greensboro, having completed their
summer outing. The party OF young ladies
who had been occupying the Whltehill
cottage also returned Saturday.
w. c. Davis, who for the past two
months had been in North Thetford, is at
Thetford the last of the week where his
work will keep him until about October.
DIR. G. L. Stewart and daughter, Nellie,
went Saturday to Highgate Springs for
an outing. Miss Maurine Thayer and
Master Harrison accompanied them. A.
Il. Bass left for Camp Randolph the day
before.
Hon. and Mrs. VIM. b. Wall and daugh-
ter, Lucy, and Miss Eunice Flint left
today for a trip from Burlington down
Lake Champaign, through Lake George
and thence to Saratoga Springs, where
they will spend aoont ten days.
AS will be seen from the notice else
where, meeting of the South View Gem
etery association has been warned. This
association has lain dormant for seventeen
wears and the effort to revive it is very
commemorate 1t is hoped that the matter
will receive the attention 1t merits.
The finals in the doubles tennis tourna-
ment we're not played last week on &C
count OF poor weather. As two of the
participants are away (Sherman Moulton
being in the Laurentian region in Canada
and Charles n. Mccall at Narraganset
Pier, r. IL the decisive match has been
postponed until their return.
The local tennis players are somewhat
stirred up over the manner In Whlch
George Worthington proposes to conduct
the state tennis tournament next week at
| North Bennington. In the circulars IS
/ sued he saws that the winner of the finals
/ in the singles would have to play himself
/ for the state championship, Worthlngton
being the present champion. In the dou-
bles he saws that the present champions
would have to enter the tournament on
the same footing as the Others. The pres
ent champions are F. Q. Smith and A. H.
Newton Of this place. These gentlemen
think that they should be entitled TO tne
same right that Worthington accords
himself-that is, to merely defend the title
of champion. Some pretty sharp CORE
spondence has passed between the officials
! OF the local tennis club and Mr.. worth
ington, and il their demands are not re-
spected an effort will be made by the pl' y
eTs in the central part OF the state to T,
gapize another tournament to be d. 10
next week at Montpelier. Last y al
1 ,,,are the defeated parties in the doubl