Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-06-24
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bate office.
c. J. Dickinson is in Albany, N. Y, for
few days on business.
w. o. Dompier OF White River Junction
is in town fo- few days.
Miss Agnes Barttro OF Jersey City visit
ed at Geo. Dumas Saturday.
Mrs. W. f. Wardner has gone to Brook
field to work through the summer.
Lester Newton from Medford, Mass. has
been visiting his father, Isaac Newton.
Miss Jennie Crawford OF Hartford was
the guest Of Miss Luna Wilson Wednes-
day.
Misses Grace and Sue Sanford are visit
ing Mrs. e. II. Allis in Brooktield this
week.
S. M. Flint shipped 81 calves, SO hogs
and cattle Monday. Hogs bring only
2 3.4c.
The household goods OF Il. 0. Hubbard
were shipped to him at Springfield, Mass,
Monday.
Sarah Il. Griswold OF Brattleboro is
visiting her brother, Frank Grswold, for
few days.
Eugene Kimball and wife Of Boston
have been guests at A. j. Richardson's for
several days.
VIM. G. Emerson, son OF the purchaser
OF the Tewksbury mill, was in town few
days last week.
Fred Smith, the foreman in the lacking
department of the screen mill, has moved
10 East Randolph.
The exact number oisingle screens made
at the screen mill during the past season
is 3l2, 800 instead of $4,000, as stated last
week.
A special meeting OF the Order of Eastern
Star is called for work Thursday evening,
July !. All officers are requested to be
present.
f. b. Thomas and K. Il. Evans brought
in a nice baskettul of trout last evening,
captured up the branch. They took fly
in good shape.
The following books have not yet been
brought to the secretary OF the Randolph
Book club: "Life OF Frances Power
Ccbbe," "a Gentleman Vagabondn and
Literary and Social Essays" Please re-
turn these books at once so they can be |
placed in the town library.
Next Saturday evening in the Grange |
the dialogue, "Shall Our Mothers Vote ?"
will be given by eleven young men. Quo
tations from the American humorists by |
all the memb ers, Rotations, readings and 1
music by the Grange orchestra and By the |
choir are also included in the program.
At the home of Mrs. Sarah Rogers on
Friday an informal reception was given
Mrs. Morrow, president of the w. e. L.
u, it being her last meeting with them
before leaving for California. The ocea-
sion was thoroughly enjoyed by the mem
bers and invited guests. Many wishes
we're expressed for a prosperous journey
and safe return TO home and friends.
Tea was served and music furnished by
the young ladies.
1t will be impossible for H.W Mcintyre,
who is engaged in surveying the streets
Tor the proposed sewerage system to finish
his work so as to be able to report Mon
day evening. He was away for two weeks
after the last village meeting and since
bis return has been very busy in making
The survey, but will be unable to close it
up for about ten days. An adjournment
If week will probably be taken.
Road Master j. w. Shanks was in town
Friday making arrangements for the new
division OF the section men. The length
II track to be covered by a single section
mas been reduced from about seven to four
niles. Two sections will have headquar.
ers here extending their work north and
outh OF the new guidoD placed near the ,
bank building. Dennis Cassidy has charge
II the north, and Aleck Hull from Hart
ord of the south section. This means
hat ten hands instead of five will make
Randolph their stopping place.
Inc colonial CdrHlNal unQ6T the auspices /
Il the Rebekah lodge will take place at /
dubois & Gays hall next Monday and ]
tuesday evenings. The object will be to {
ecall as many features as possible of Eye '
,ude olde TYNE" the dresses worn BY (
ur respected mothers and great grand /
Mothers will be taken from their careful I
esting places and donned by the ladies of I
oday, whose bangs will also give pace to /"
he graceful waterfall. There will be {
arge display of antiques and curios. Fan L
y tambourine, fan and Suwanee River C
rills, elaborate tableaux and special mu- Y
ic will form features of the evenings en- o
srtainments. The Grange orchestra will j.
lrnish music. A supper and other re- o
will be served. The ladies have b
evoted much time and work to this car n
ival and trust that their efforts will. mer- I,
the approval of a large attendance. r.
hey also invite all to contribute to the D
AN exhibit of antiques, and ancient arti- a
es of any description will be gratefully "
,ceived by the committee at the hall dur d
10 the carnival davs and Dreviously IT