Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-10-07

NJ. M. Wilson, wife and infant went t.
Boston TUESDAY.
Work has been begun near the river oil
the Brigham creamery drain.
The new board OF medical examiners
i'll assume its duties Oct. Dist.
Arthur Putnam vas again called to Bar
nard Tuesday by the illness OF his father
Montague Place is closed, Col. Kimba
and family having returned to Brooklyn
Friday.
Most of the Dartmouth boys were home
| Tuesday, " hich was observed as field day
at Hanover.
A son was born Monday to Mr.. and
Mrs. +. p. Morse. Mrs. Morse is stsying
At W. II. Pixies.
Mrs e E. Evans attended the wedding
/ OF her cousin. Miss Maud Hutchins, in
! Boston last week.
Rev. Irvir & A. Flint occup ed the pulp I
/ at the White church Sunday morning
preaching from |. Cor 8, p.
Clyde Blanchard is attending school
and his place at the express office is taken
tor the present by Edwin Young.
| Mrs. James E. Mccall went to Boston
| Monday for a few days stay with her
brother, who has entered Harvard.
The stock holders of the Randolph CO.
oDfldllNC uOlu hn
journed meeting at Etson's hail Monday
evening at half past seven.
At the annual meeting OF Camp Ran
dolph association Friday evening the fol-
loving officers were elected: am Hutch.
inson president; w. Il. Lam on secretary;
l. Richmond, treasurer; q. A Martin, E.
A Shattuck, A e. Dean, n. L. Boyden
and w. +. Lamson, directors.
Mrs S. l. ,uise Barton Of Boston, the
superintendent OF evange ic work for
the W. {. T. o., viii SPEAK at the NJ. +
church next Sunday morning. Mrs. Bar
ton Is very attractive and interesting
speaker. She will take for her theme,
"Prodgals" A cordial invitation is given
to all.
F.G. Winch has sold his photography
business TO Mr.. Pierce of Mortified.
Mr. Winch hf lately been quite i'll with
tonsilitis. The confinement OF the pho
tographer does not agree with his health
which is his reason for selling. Mr.. al d
Mrs. Winch will remain in town for some
time to flush up their work.
E. W. Tewksbury Il Co. took in 1850
lbs. OF wool last week, paying 20 cents.
One year ago wool was a drug on the
market and what was sold only b. ought
10 to ~ cents. George W. Flagg OF Brain
tree brought in four years clip, for which
ne received the neat little sum OF 81, 1925. |
George is glad be voted for Mckinley.
Excelsior e 1campment, |. o. o. f., con.
I, FRED its three degrees on f. l.. Ranney
ana j. ID. Stoddard of Plttsfeld, Rev. G. |
A. Emery Of Barnard, b. |. bearing and |
Ernest Drees of Bethel and l.. q. Tracy /
and Ed McCrillis OF Randolph Friday /
evening. Others PRESENT from out of town 1
were c. II. Wright OF Norhheld, DIR. L. /
VI Glough, Will Blv and NJ. II. Richard
son Of Bethel and A. w. Ballard OF Gays
VILE. A banquet was served in Edson'H
hall by the Rebekahs.
The Vermont Primary Historical reader
edited by Principal Conant OF the Ran
doiph Normal school and published by
The futile company OF Rutland, has
reached second edition. II is an excel
ent reader for Vermont school children,
dozen or more chapters on
he early history Of cur state, with well
chosen selections from John q. SAKE, Mrs.
Dorr, Ro Wand Robinson and others, in
Part / while Part III. gives maps OF eacn
county and othe. m4terias for instruc-
Jon in local geography, and chapter on ,
twill gOveru mtnt.