Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-08-19
Randolph Continued.
fFrom preceding page.)

Mrs. James Mccall returned 10 New
York yesterday.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Atwood is recovering from a
few days illness.
John Kimbal OF Boston was here the
first of the week.
Miss c. Kate Howard is visiting in
Fitchburg, Mass.
X. w. Morse and wife OF White River
Junction were here over Sunday.
Mrs Dora Tredo has moved to her new
ly purchased house on Howard street.
Miss Cora Chatfield OF Claremont, n. H.,
is the guest OF Miss Winnie Chadwick.
Mrs. Margaret Bradley of Woburn,
Mass, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. H.
Grove.
Miss Mary Hutchinson is visiting her
sister, Mrs. w. II. Roberts, at Manchester
Center.
About 80 teachers took the examination
before Examiner Prichard here Monday
and Tuesday.
Mrs. Aurora Rogers of South Royslton
has returned, after visiting two weeks at
Rev. Homer Whites.
The ladies OF the 0. T.. $. will hold a So
ciabie at the Masonic anterooms Thurs
day evening, Aug. 10Th.
Misses Anna Farnsworth and Mary Lam
son will act as accompanies at Miss Spar
hawks musicale tomorrow evening.
f. X. Graves has moved his goods to
South Royslton. The Methodist pulpit
will be supplied by Rev. Geo. o. Howe for
the present.
Willard Gay, DR.. and Mrs. T.. o. Blanch-
ard and Miss Anne Dubois arrived Mon
day night from California. q. l.. Martin
has also returned.
u aa,rat.rs. af Fha
can Sunday School Union, and his wife
are visiting their father, Mr.. VIII Holmes,
at Bellview cottage.
Rhea 81 Loughney's company held the
boards Monday ana Tuesday evenings.
The entertainments were pronounced very
good, but the audiences were small.
One hundred and sixteen persons con-
suited DIR. j. Fraser Barbrick, the Boston
specialist, at the Red Lion Tuesday. He
will visit the place again in about seven
weeks.
The death is reported, Aug. 9Th, Of Ju
illus Rice at Canton, Mass, aged 20 years.
Mr.. Rice is said to have lived here many
years ago and was one OF the contractors
who cut the trees from tine hill at Mon
tague Place and the plain back OF it.
Cashier o. b. Copeland has purchased
the Z. Z. Written place on Highland ave-
nue. and will move to it in about two
months. IL will be reprinted first. Near
ly all of the Written household goods
have been disposed OF at private sale.
Invitations are out for the marriage OF
Grace, eldest daughter of MIR. aid Mrs.
II. p. Sanford, to john Abbott, Esq, of
Boston. The ceremony will be performed
at the First Congregational church on
Thursday evening, Sept. I'd, at O'Clock.
Tuesday evening of next week Miss NJ.
-
Rochester unoer the auspices OF the ladies
of the Cong'l church. She will be accom-
panied by Miss Gertrude Sevey, violinist,
and w. L. Sparhawk, tiutist, VINO also as
sist in her musicale here Friday evening.
The purchase of land from f. A. Shat
tuck by the Cemetery association inter-
fered with the course laid out for the
drain from the Brigham creamery and
new course has been plotted so that il will
pass to the river just in rear of Montague
Place. The president of the Brigham COM
pany was here the first of the week and
endorsed the plan.
L. c. Perkins, travelling agent OF the
Iron Hall of Baltimore, was here last week
and met the members of the local branch.
The original Iron Hall of indianapolis
was forced into a receivership, many
think unjustly. and the Baltimore success
or took in all the old members who de-
sired to continue. Thirteen out OF about
20 in Randolph still continue in this way.
DR.. A. B. Gay spent the two weeks pre-
ceding this in testing cattle in the vicini-
ty of Troy. He assisted in the test OF
about 2 200 cattle, of which some 200 were
Notable among these were
the herd of DIR. NJ. T. Hamilton of Troy, 1
81 head, of which 81 were con-
demned. The farmers Of that vicinity are
coming to the conclusion that tuberculo- /
sis isn't all moonshine.
An exceptionally fine list of attractions /
is offered this year at the Interstate fair 1
to be held at White River junction Aug. 4
24-27. The association is now a member I
Of the Vermont and Northern New York 4
trotting and Pacing Circuit and conse-
1uently the racing card is one of the 1
strongest ever offered in the state. The I
entries already received guarantee fine
exhibit in all departments. AS heretofore
he coaching parade will be special fea-
.ure. See advertisement in another column.
II the weather is fair, there will be big
attendance at the Grange picnic on Mt
Royal next Tuesday. Not only grangers,
)ut their friends also, are cordially invit-
ID. The address of welcome will be given
" Col. A. B. Chandler; response, j. b.
ADAMS; address to patrons, A. A. Priest; 4
esponse. Marcus Peck; other speakers,
Hon. c. j. Bell, Hon. Alpha Messer, Hon.
aaron Jones, all prominent grange Off |
ers. II stormy the meeting will be in !
.rouua hall