Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-07-01
FRS. Samuel Sleeper is visiting in chel.

sea.
The railroad gives reduced rates for
July 4th.
Potatoes are being bought at the station
at 80 cents.
lie. Kendrick is at home for two
weeks vacation.
Mrs. Calvin Freeman of Royalton visit
ed here last week.
Miss Mabel Tilson has finished her
school in Middlesex.
F.S. Platt, ESQ.,, of Poultney was in
town on business Tuesday.
P. j. Hamilton and wife of Newport Wis
tied at ID. j. Morse's Friday.
DIR. and Mrs. E. FUpham returned yes
terday from their Western trip.
Mrs. Dwight Abbott has gone to North
field as housekeeper for Il. r. Brown.
DIR. V. c. Goodrich returned Monday
from a week spent in New Hampshire.
Roswell Holbrook has been very sick
the past few days with typhoid pneumo-
mia.
Mrs Clestic Stevens is able to be about
the house once more, after her long ILL
ness.
The NJ. Il. Sunday school will celebrate
July ith by basket picnic on Fassett bill
Saturday.
Messer, the eye specialist, will be at the
Red Lion Inn from July 9th to 18th. See
ad. elsewher
Mr. and Mrs II. w. Tewksbury and
daughter, Mary, are attending Dartmouth
commencement.
DIR. F. c. Angel and family have re-
turned to Warren, after spending about
two weeks here.
The new Walsh house has been wired
for electric lights in anticipation OF that
coming improvement.
A. b. TeRksburv has returned from
York Beach and L W. TeWksbury has
gone there for few days.
The evening local train now leaves at
7.22 instead OF 7:20 and the Chicago ex-
press al 5:22 instead OF 5;l4.
Mrs. NJ. J. Smith, now of this place, for
merly OF Windsor, was called TO Clare
mont Monday by the death Of niece.
Misses Mabel Wadleigh and Georgia
Mann went TO South Royalton yesterday.
Miss Wadleigh will visit in Sharon before
her return.
Nelson Browns team made a speedy trip
down Main street Tuesday evening, the
horse having broken its bride, by which
il was hitched. No damage.
The sociables OF the Baptist society at
Lucius Goodhart's Friday and OF the
Methodist society at f. X. Graves Thurs
day were each largely attended and much
enjoyed.
Recent removals james Mullaly into
Flint house on Elm street; Mrs. Scion
to DIR. Davis house on Main
street; Mrs. Della Tilson to Woodbury. (
house on Elm street.
Hon. j. ID. Denison attended college |
society banquet at Burlington Tuesday |
a ha n.
dress before the alumni of Norwich Uni |
versity at Mortified.
Do not forget the ice cream party to be |
given by the w. X. &. Saturday, July 3, I
from six O'Clock on the lawn of J.P.Cleve-
land. cordial invitation is extended to 4
he public. The band will be present and 1
furnish music. 5a
The pupils in Dist. No.11 who have been /
perfect IN attendance during the term \
ending June 25th are Blanche Sargent,
Aurelia Danyow, Roy Smith ana Ray 4
Stevens. Lsroy Danyow and Fred Smith |
were present every day, with only one
.ardy mark. Gertrude Delnny had no alb
sent marks.
Alfred Eatonis horse, after which MIR.
Eaton and MIR. Adams, the blacksmith,
we're riding near the Parsons place last
evening, became frightened at a telephone
pole and ran, hanging the buggy up on
)utternut tree and tipping out the pas
iengeTs. MIR. Adams had his collar bone
lroKen.
Tne HERALD doesn't object to giving
certain amount oil free advertising to en-
sociables, etc, under local
uspices, but asks that the matter be Inn
ted to one notice as short as possible to
,e Inserted the issue preceding the event.
The demand on our space IS such that we
annot publish notices several successive
weeks in advance. Many papers will do
Iothing OF the sort without charge.
In Bethel, Tuesday morning, at the
'ongn parsonage, Harry j., sou of Jason
'hadwick, and Miss Lillian 4. Aveiill OF
randolph we're united in marriage by the
lev. Wilmot Warner. after which they
anne to the home of the bride on Weston
treet, where they were Joined by their
ear relatives and served to a tempting
'edding dinner. They spent few hours
n social chat, closing the day with five
clock tea. They returned to Bethel,
here their rooms were ready to begin
ousekeeping. The many friends OF Mrs.
hadwick wish her long life and much
appiness in her venture. The presents
'ere all useful.
As to the little controversy that has
prung up concerning the control of the
ridge, Frank p. Mann claims that he has
sta blished his clear ownership of the
property, with the possible exception of
mall strip. He denies that he has re-
used the w. Z. L. u. the privilege of
nskiDg improvements on it, though he
euuires that any alterations shall be with
lis consent. He is even willing to grant
he society ten years lease under Ger
ain conditions that he thinks fair. He
laims that the land has value OF several
hundred dollars and naturally objects to
nybody else leasing property that he is
atisfed he owns.