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

VIII greatly oDHBe ny iS"'iH5 -
postoffice.
w. Il. Graham, photographer, is still
taking pictures at the old stand at rea-
sonable prices. Give him a call. Copying
old pictures, making crayon portraits ana
everything in the Photographic line
promptly attended to.
Raw Messer was in Beth d last week.
Chester Lewis was in Brandon Monday.
Claude Campbell was in Bethel Monday
There was a picnic at Texas Falls Nom
day.
WIN. Phelps has been in Burlington this
week.
Alpha Messer was in Burlington last
week.
W. e. Graham was in Brandon day
lately.
VIM. Blodgett Of St. Adams is visiting
his father.
Mrs. J. H. Bixby spent day in town
last week.
Gardner Ashley and wife were in town
last week.
Chas. Townsend is spending his yaca-
tion here.
Chas. Gokey and wife have been in town
this week.
Francis Sargent is visiting his cousin,
Ray Messer.
DIR. VIM. M. Huntington was IN WOOD +.
stock last week.
Orvile Carey was in Burlington to see
his wife Friday.
Frank Johnson and wife went to Brad
ford Wednesday.
Mrs. Cass is in Warwick, Mass, to re-
main some time.
Miss Gibbs has returned to her home in
Waltham, Mass.
Mabel Gokey of Northfeld spent the
past week in town.
Clarence Knowlton of Hartford, Conn,
is visiting in town.
G. w. Angel and wife were in Bethel
two days last week
Harry Nickerson OF Harwich Port, Mass,
is at Mrs. VanDyke's.
Mrs. f. J.. Knowlton has been in Brat.
tleboro the past week.
Mrs. Irene Dyer OF Randolph has been
visiting friends in town.
Miss Libbie Whitmarsh returned to her
home in Mortified Monday.
Mrs. W. W. Potter and Fred were with
Mrs. p. G. Tinkham last week.
Chas. II. Green returned from New
Hampshire last week Wednesday.
Roger Stone from Maine is with his un-
Gle, Amos Stone, for few weeks.
VIM. Phelps of New York city arrived
at the Old Home last week Thursday.
Fred Austin was called to Woodstock
last week for trial bat the case was put
over.
The postoffice was moved Aug. I'd into
the room which had been nicely ftted up
for it.
Clarence Green has moved into j o.
Robinson's new house near John camp
BELLS.
Mrs. l. W. Stearns, son and daughter ere
with her father, j. W. Campbell, for few
weeks.
HIT. Bond and wife OF Hudson, Mass,
are guests of +. A. Guernsey and family
this week.
Rev. Frank Hazen was in town satur-
day, the guest of his brother, Rev. Garlic
ton HaZen.
Fred Huntington, wife and son, Carl,
were in town Sunday. Carl will remain
during he week.
Mrs. Lydia Tilden and daughters, Mary
and Winnifoid, returned to Wellesley,
Mass, last Tuesday.
DIR. and Mrs. W.D. Huntington, Millette
and Miss Lucy McLane are in Chester this
week attending muster.
Lucien Tilden and wife left here Tues
day for Wellesley, Mass, and from there
they go to their home in Ames, Ia.
John Morton and wife left here Mon
day for Wo Jdstock. From there they go
to New York and then to their home in
Iowa.
The Rochester and Pittsfeld baseball
clubs played a game here Saturday which
resulted in a score of II to S in favor of
Pittfield.
Mrs. Jane Emerson Morrow will speak
ks al, Thursday Anu 10 at
2:30 D. m, concerning her LIE and work
in Burmah.
Mrs. L. A. Skiff and Misses Sophia and
Elizabeth Wild, daughters of Z. NJ. Wild,
of MiddleUury spent sunday with IL. NJ.
Wing and family.
Mr. /. winslow, nearly 90 years OF age,
and mis- daughter, Mrs. Calhoun, and son
left here Friday for Canton, n. V, on the
way TO their home in Minnesota.
PC. Tinkhsm, E. Il. Hoyt, E. L. Mar
tin, DIR. w. D.Huntington, G. z. Root and
b. +. Hubbard were called to Woodstock
last week as witnesses in the postofiee
robbers trial
As Carl Eaton was assisting the railroad
survey one DAY last week his horse left
him and jumped into the pond at the Low
er village. Ii was taken out without dam
age to horse or buggy.
While Ernest Hulett was saving stakes
for The railroad survey last Thursday, one
struck MIN just above the eye, breaking
the external plate of the frontal bone. DR..
Huntington was called and removed sew
eral pieces of bone and dressed the wound.
He is doing welt.
The members of the c. E. society will
hold a cake sale at the @. A. Il. Tuesday
evening, the 18th. All kinds of cake will
be for sale. A miscellaneous program
will be given and the orchestra will fur
nish music. Ice cream will be served.
The drama, entitled "Arsbian Nights"
by Sidney Grundy, will be presented at
the q. A. r. hall Wednesday evening, Aug.
Is, at O'Clock under the direction OF W.
a Workman OF the Empire Theatre Co. of
New York city. The high success Of the
entertainment given by Mr.. and Mrs.
Workman July 18th is assurance that this
will be exceedingly entertaining. See small
bills for cast OF characters. Some Of the
talent in the cast will be contributed by
sojourners from the city.
The charming cantata, "a Dream of
Fairyland," was rendered before a large
and apprs cistive audience Thursday even
ing end again the following afternoon.
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