Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-08-12
Randolph Continued.
(From preceding page.)

Il. W. GayBor of NoTthneld is IN tine
place this week
Mrs. Walter Pike OF Morrisville is visit
ing friends in town.
Peter Sault consulted DR.. A. p. Grinnell
at Burlington Tuesday.
Asa B. Hebard Of White River Junction
was in town over Sunday.
Mrs. Henry Bannister is very low with
Inflammation of the bowels.
Pearl II. Drake of Springfield, Mass, is
here for three weeks stay.
Eugene Wardner and John Battise are
at Highgate Springs this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Il. Terrill of Montpe-
lier are guests at L. b. Johnson's.
Mrs. Warren Bean and daughter, Clara,
are on a carriage trip to Hardwick.
Mrs. Eliza McCarty OF Mortified visit
ed at f. w. Sault s the first OF the week.
Mrs. d. A. Washburn of Boston is a
guest at VIM. Bass and is to attend the
Blanchard picnic.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Storrs and son Of
Ware, Mass visited Mrs. Storrs' uncle, T..
T. Lille, this week.
Willis Il. Solrhawk, who has been
preaching at Vanceboro, Me, since last
Nav, is expected today.
Mrs. Amplas Williams OF North RAN
dolph is caring for her daughter, Mrs. L..
j. Blakely, who is improving.
The farmers are agitsting cooperative
creamery and there is good prospect that
the project will he undertaken.
Ernest Kittredge OF Bethel furnished
piano music for a small dancing party at
the Red Lion Inn Monday evening.
The "Featherweights expect to play
two games OF ball at the Center today. The
no nafb a1g Z
Bethel Saturday.
captained by Fred Smith and Arthur New
ton Tuesday resulted in victory for
Smiths team, 20 to IL.
The "Blanchard pienion is to be held the
18th Of August il the weather is suitable,
and il not on the first fair day afterward.
The place is the same as last year.
David Beams colt took the lib,rty at
forded by its owner leaving II a moment
alone near }. F. Hobart's Monday. Re-
suit One broken wheel on the buggy.
Henry C. Manchester has been appoint
ed travelling engineer OF the Southern,
Concord and White Mountain Divisions
of the Boston & Maine railroad. His duty
is to ride on engines and instruct the reg
ular engineers and tiremen.
John Pratt and sister, Helen, Miss Bes-
Clara and Annie Himball, who are stop
ping at Montague Place, went Monday to
Hotel Champlain, where Mckinley is
stopping, expecting to return today.
DIR. f. M. Smith will speak to the menu
bers OF the Christian Endeavor at tie
Christian church next Sunday at 1880 ?.
m. A cordial invitation is extended 10
members OF the Young Peoples societies
of the other churches. Regular Z. t..
service at $3.50 p. m.
Miss Kate NJ. Healey of Barre, a sister of
F. T.. Healey, Jr., has been engaged as
teacher of music for the Graded school.
She has had much experience and the Sc
lection would seem to be good one. This
new departure is made possible without
extra expense to the district on account
of the saving made in the salary of the
principal.
A hearing was held yesterday before
Judge Rowell as chancellor in the case OF
the defunct Montpelier hardware CO.,
which Is so involved in the meshes of in-
solvency that it has completely lost its
bearings and wants judicial pilotage out.
Those present were &. II. Fuller,T. R.Gor-
don, F. L. Laird, I. J. Deavitt, H. A. Huse
of Montpelier and J. w. Gordon of Barre.
The Randolph Singles Championship
Invitation Lawn Tennis Tournament for
1897, given by Mr.. Frederick Leeds, will
begin on Monday, Aug. 18th, at the Elm
Cottage court. Play will open at 10 a. m,
weather being favorable. The results of
the "drawingn will be posted in the win
dow of +. e. Evans & Co. on Friday, Aug.
18th, after p. m. Other notices of the
may be found in the window
of Z. +. Evans & Co. The referee for the
tournament will be Mr.. Charles n. Nc
Call.
In response to a petition, DIR. J. II. Ham
ilton of RichfOrd, chairman of the State
Board of Health, came here Monday and
inspected the Brigham creamery sur
He agreed with the local
board that its outlet constituted a nui-
sance. Manager Trerise was given As hours
to sfcome to time" and yesterday notified
the trustees that his company would pay
the cost OF tile drain to be laid according
to the plan drawn by Hamden Mcintyre,
which will empty into the branch. The
cost will be about 5000.
j. ID. Wheeler has sent in his resigna-
ton as postmaster to take effect Sept. LIST.
He does this intending to study osteopa-
thy at Kirksville, Mo-, where be went for
treatment last spring. He will enter the
college as soon as possible after Sept. list. I
Mrs. Wheeler will accompany him and /
they do not expect to make their future
home here. They have many friends here 4
who will regret their departure. Mr.. 4
Wheeler has made a most efficient and 1
postmaster and the service has 4
never been performed better. Congress- i
man Grout was expected yesterday to look 4
over the papers OF Candidates Eldredge 1
and Adams, but got delayed and may come 4