Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-08-12
Randolph.
Will CLAW has zone 10 Rost

| a. II. BEL is IN New York and Boston
this week.
Mrs. w. S. S. Buck was in Barre one
night last week.
A. W. Edison of Worcester, Mass, ar
rived last Friday.
Mrs. L. S. Jones Of Swanton is the guest
OF Mrs. A. M. Hubbard.
II. L. Kenyon of Northfield visited at II.
7. Soper's over Sunday.
Capt. j. e. Eldredge went to Rutland last
week Tor stay OF two weeks.
Leon ID. Latham has resumed his law
studies at j. ID. Denison's office.
N. W. McCollom and family are spend
ing two weeks in Enfield, N. II.
John Abbott, Esq, OF Boston has been
in town several days this week.
The special muster train passed through
his place at S:45 Monday for Chester.
Miss Carrie L. Haufier goes next Mon
day to st. Johnsbury to sing at a recital.
Station Agent Irwin l.. Chadwick of
Milton visited his parents here over Sun
day.
E. E. Evans and wife spent the period
from Friday until Wednesday at High
gate.
Victor Williams started Sunday for
New Haven, Conn, OH his wheel to make
visit.
SIN. Flint shipped As calves at &C.;
hogs at &c.; SIS lambs at 4c. and two cattle
Monday.
Dr. Geo. E. Sparhawk OF Burlington Wis
tied his brother, L. T. Sparhawk, the first
OF the week.
Mrs. Myron Miles and Mrs. Ira John
son OF Middlesex visited last week at L.
B. Johnson's.
Clinton Scott OF Fletcher is working for
w. II. Dubois and his wife is employed at
the Bell home.
Mrs. w. T.. Sault and daughter. Lizzie,
OF Lynn, Mass, are visiting her father-in-
law, +. I. Sault.
F. G. Barbour of Providence and Mrs
Devoll OF Boston are visiting their sister,
Mrs. Squire Bowen.
John A. Chase and his cousin, w. A.
Daggett, Jr., are attending muster, going
as substitutes in the Bradford company.
Alonzo Noyes and wife, Miss Eunice
Noyes of Chelsea and Mrs. George w.
Noyes Of Boston were at the Red Lion Sat
urday.
j. w. Blanchard bought and shipped to
the mills at Hartford, VT, last week,
about % 600 lbs. OF wool, paying from 10
to Ice.
Herbert Salisbury went to Greensboro
for a weeks stay and Lemuel
Richmond hied himself to Highgate
Springs.
Mrs. e. II. Whitehill and daughter OF
Woodstock accompanied her husband |
here Saturday in attendance at tue sum-
mer school.
Mrs. Hiram Smith started Tuesday |
with Miss AGA Fits on a carriage drive
through the White Mountains to Tam
worth, n. II.
Harry S. Denny OF Florida visited his |
brot her in law, q. j. Prince, last week,
and will return again for few days, be-
ing now in western Vermont.
Mrs. A. b. Chandler and son, Willis,
spent several days in Burlington last
week, returning Saturday, accompanied
by Col. Chandler from New York.
The meeting Of the South View Gene
cry association was adjourned from Mon
day until Saturday at 10 a. m, after some
Of the business had been transacted.
Miss Georgia White has severed her con-
lection with the Burlington Daily Nelos
md after vacation will assume the local
OF the Bellows Falls Times.
Col. r.. J. Kimball, Hon. w. II. Dubois,
Hon. V. /. Spear, j. ID. Wheeler, j. +. Mead
md l.. b, johnson attended the Fish and
jame League gathering at Isle La Motto
Friday.
Miss Stella Beard OF Far Rockawey, l.
:, returned from a visit in Orange and
Saturday, and will stop
everal weeks longer with her uncle,
Frank Griswold.
Last Friday Mr.. and Mrs. q. c. Flint
vent to Mirror lake, Berlin, with a party
II friends who will enjoy weeks camp
ng there. The company included Misses
Belle Morse, Kate Connolly, Winnifred
Mann, Gertrude Hart, John and Frank
PARSONS, Henry Holman and Orrin Mann.
rhe party have taken cottage and enter
aimed over Sunday Misses Nav Parsons,
Kate Dewey, Nora Connolly, Maud Dud-
ey, Daniel Bass, Edwin Morse, Patrick
nd John Connolly, Charles Holman, Rus.
ell Burridge and Clarence Emery OF this
,lace and Leonard Hutchinson of Barre.
DR.. and Mrs. w. S. Curtis OF Randolph,
ormer residents of this city, and who ,
ave been spending few weeks at Cas-
ian lake, fishing, hunting and drinking
ure spring water and taking in ozone, ,
rere in Hardwick Monday on their way ,
ome. During his stay at Caspian lake
he doctor has succeeded in Turing one
undred and twenty-five trout his way,
he aggregate weight OF which is one 7
thousand pounds. The smallest one I
aught weighed six pounds, while the q
argest one balanced the beam at twelve S
nd one half pounds. This is the largest i
aught this year.-Hardwick Gazette.
The meeting at the Congregational :
hurch Sunday evening was largely made !
% of those in attendance upon the sum- {
Ter school, with the addition of our own ;
ownspeople. The main address was given
V Mr.. A. w. Edison, most happily, pre-
eded by short addresses from Mr.. White /
i'll and Mr.. Prichard. The service might I
ell be called q session of the summer b
,hool with the Bible as a text book. The d
idress was very timely, stimulating ,prac- t
cal and encouraging. Besides the excel t
nee of the addresses, the meeting offered
ne special privilege to older graduates of L
ar own High school and the Randolph a
ormal school, as well as the friends of n
Ir. Edison, old and new, of enjoying the 4
-uit OF his study and teaching OF the ],
,-;,tnrao ond of seeing him again among C