Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-06-10
Randolph Continued.
From preceding page

p. 4. Bean is in Boston on business
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Mann spent Sunday
in Quechee.
MIR. and Mrs. Will Morrill, are visiting
in Tunbridge.
Miss Mabel Preston of Bethel was in
town last week.
Hon. W. W. stickney of Ludlow was in
town yesterday.
Capt. j. E. Eldredge spent several days
in Warren recently.
Charles Barrett OF Sharon was in town
Friday and saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hubbard OF Pom
fret are visiting here.
Miss Laura Carrigan goes today to visit
her sister in Oakdale, Mass.
Mrs. A. B. Tewksbury is at York Beach,
Me, for a stay of some time.
Mrs. Angie Houghton OF Northheld
spent Sunday at Mrs. Mary Mann's.
w. B. Wall went to Boston Sunday
night to attend court for few days.
Household goods of Frank p. Morse
were sold at auction Monday morning.
Miss Maud Pierce of East Calais is the
guest of Miss Gertrude Trerise this week
Miss Kate Billiard of "Echo Farm" is a
/ guest at Mrs. f.. q. Blanchard's this week.
| Harry Eaton went yesterday to work for
the summer in Storrs' Queen CITY PARK
| Hotel.
Mrs. Harry Cove OF Rochester spent a
portion of last week visiting Randolph
| friends.
Mrs. Maria Allen of West Somerville
Mass, is visiting her brother, DIT. I. l.
4 Stewart.
Witnesses were called before the grand
! iury at Chelsea Tuesday in the Ben wal
ger case.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Z. Denney of North.
field were guests over Sunday at A. Nj
Hubbard's.
Charles Wood is assisting at Bell Bros.
store while A. II. Bell is serving as lurol
at Montpelier.
VS.. S. Buck has received Walthan
gold watch as prize for having made
large increase in the circulation OF Nun
sey's magazine.
w. A. Ellis of Mortified was in tow
Tuesday gathering data for catalogue o
Norwich University alumni, which he i
preparing for publication.
Hon. II. b. Wall and wife of Keene, n
n. were visitors at w. B. Wallis owe
Sunday. c. b. Wall of South Royaltol
was also guest Saturday.
Those interested in forming band he'll
a meetin,. Saturday evening, took an &C
count ~ stock and decided to attempt o.
organization of permanent band. An
other meeting will be held Saturday even
ling to elect officers. The boys deserve en-
courdgement.
Children's Sunday will be observed q
the Congregai ioDal, Christian and Metho
dist churches by special services IN IN
morning. At the Baptist church the pas
Tor will preach to the Sunday school in tn
morning and there will be a concert Q
1880 in the evening.
George Lane has brought suit agains
Geo. ID. Hyzer, alleging that the latter re
fuses to discharge a mortgage on persona
property which has been satisfied. IL ]
reported that Hyzer has made complain
to the grand jury of Lanes connectio
with the recent horse complication
As George Bacon OF West Braintree wa
leading a young horse through Mai
: street. being himself seated in a buggy
the rear horse undertook to climb on hi
|, neck to show its affection and succeede
in putting its feet through one OF tn
wheels and over the rear axle. Mr.. Baco
dismounted hurriedly and the combine
ton was resolved into its primary ele
ments. Mr.. Bacon demonstrated IN
utter uselessness Of spokes in wheels b
driving of without any to speak OF.
Col Newton of Worcester, Mass, wa
in town last Thursday and arranged wit
the Odd Fellows to present his mock coui
specialty July goth. This ENTERTAINERS
mas been gwen in all the leading Vernon
, towns ana never fails to draw largely an
please greatly. The usual fault found wit
mock courts is that they are slow an
stupid. With this il is different for every
! thing is carefully arranged and made
I real as possible. The action will be e
7 breach of promise, with local parties
some of the leading roles. The attorney
will be from Worcester-men who hay
taken these parts all over the country.
y great deal Of fun is assured.