Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-08-12

J.. A. R. Corwin was in Corinth last
Moniay
Mrs. Mary Burnham was at home from
Bethel over Sunday.
Julian G. Hood is at home from Lowell
Mass, for short time.
DIR. A. B. Smith and family visited in
Strafford one day last week.
Warren Russell, former resident called
on friends in town recently.
Edward Robbins Flint is visiting his
uncle, B. S. Flint, at Higbgate.
j. o. Perkins of Barre recently sent his
mother, Mrs. f. NJ. Perkins, nice par
rot.
George K. Bixby now drives F. E.
Hoods meat cart Wednesdays and Satur-
days.
Mrs. B. B. Sherman and daughter, Mil
dred, have gone to Medford, Mass, for a
visit OF several weeks.
The freshet caused by the heavy shower
Monday did a great deal OF damage to
Horace Moxley's garden.
N. j. Tarbell is making some needed re-
pairs upon his block, occupied by Mrs. f..
F. Peters and f. Il. Hood.
Rhea & Loughney's Comedy players are
very favorably mentioned by the press. At
the opera house Aug. 13 and IA.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Powers and Mrs.
Chas. Dickey have taken trip to Sarato-
ga and will be away several weeks.
Miss Ada G. Dennis OF Gloucester,
Mass, and Ethel Dennis OF Chelsea,
Mass, are with Mrs. f. NJ Perkins.
Miss Demorest, Miss Mary Wilson, f.
r. Atwood and w. S. Goss enjoyed pic
mic on Cotton Hill, Vershire, Tuesday.
The annual session of the Orange Co.
Sunday school association will be held in
the Cong1 church at Strsfford Aug. is and
19.
Miss Emily Kingsbury has accepted the
position of boOkkeeper in a laundry at
Cambridge, Mass, and left home yester-
day.
A. II. Paul of New York and Fl. w.
Greene of Barre, Mass, are here for oste-
opathic treatment and are boarding at the
hotel.
Miss L. Grace Hersey finished her work
at A. III. Powers this week end will visit
friends before returning to her school at
Montpelier.
Prof. j. Fl. Bixby and wife, who have
been spending three weeks at c. w. Blk
by's, returned to their home in Bernard
ston, Mass, Saturday.
The following item is contributed: The
friends OF the young lady who had an out
ing at Corinth last week congratulate her
upon the fine youthful appearance of her
escort.
f.. A. Corwin and family, Misses Nellie,
Flora and Alice Corwin, Mr.. and Mrs Id.
Morrison, Miss Tyndall and II. n. Matti-
son spent Tuesday at Williamstown
Springs.
Rhea and Longhney's Comedy players
are advertised for Friday and Saturday
evenings at the hall. Two plays will be
given each evening and Edison's viveo-
scope will be shown between the acts.
Probably the youngest cyclist in town
is Helen Bacon, aged years, daughter OF
j. l.. Bacon of White River Junction. Her
fine wheel was a gift from her fathers
friend, Mr.. Curtis A. Barrett OF Cleve-
land, o.
Married in Claremont, n. H., Aug. IL,
Mr.. Clarence n. Putnam and Miss Alma
Hoskin, both OF Claremont. Mrs. Put
nam is a sister Of Mrs. Frank Titus and OF
James Hoskin, Jr., and has often visited
in Chelsea.
Among visitors 10 town last week were
Mr.. and Mrs. A. f. Gillett OF Bethel to see
their daughter, Mls. Dean, Mrs. Susan
Simons of Lebanon, y. H., at Joseph Lam
donis, Mrs. T. w. Allen OF Canaan, y. H.,
at X. w. Aliens and A. A. Abbott OF
Bethel.
Last Friday as Martin r. Bohonon was
waiting at ID. j.. McAllister's with b. ii.
Adams surrey and span, preparing to
take two ladies for a ride, one of the
horses became unmanageable, which
frightened the mate and dashing into a
stone post, they cleared themselves from
the carriage and came home, fortunately
running into nothing on the way. Mr..
Bohonon tried in every way to control the
team and thinks the horse must have been
stung by bees. The surrey was badly
damaged and Mr.. Bohonon received two
severe cuts on the face from which he
lost great deal OF blood. DR.. Godfrey
dressed the wounds and later took him to
ID. G. Blake's in South Washington and
thinks ne will soon recover.