Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-06-17

MISS Rose cooper OF Plalnuelu Is 5Jop-
ping with her cousin, DR.. A. z. Bailey, for
treatment.
The band will organize next Saturday
evening. All interested are requested to
be present.
About 80 tickets were sold at this station
yesterday for the Buffalo Bill show at
Montpelier.
R.L.Herbert's place at the station is per-
manently taken by F. j. Storms, formerly
of Roxbury.
Mrs. Benito Nichols of Brooklyn is a
guest OF Mrs. Mary b. Bass at Mountain
View Home.
The Kings Daughters will meet with
Miss Mary Dubois Wednesday afternoon
at $50 O'Clock.
The w. C.T.U.will meet with Mrs. Sarah
Rogers at the Bradish house Friday after
noon at O'Clock.
Mrs. c. W. Bragg returned Tuesday to
her home in Northtield, after weeks Wis.,
| it at " W. Drew's.
Mrs. s. A. Rogers has moved into A. G..
Bradish's house and Caroline Comstock
| into Scott's tenement.
The Salisbury factory is not running
| this week. Herbert Salisbury and chill.
dren are at Greensboro.
Miss Polly Russell returned to North
ing here for the season.
Fifty.seven hogs, 80 calves and II lambs
constituted ). NJ. Fhnts shipment Mon
day. Prices unchanged.
Mrs. Jane Tatro has returned from Bel
lows Falls, accompanied by Miss Julia Al
len, who is visiting here.
Mrs. s. M. Pike OF South Royalton and
Mrs. Charles Sanderson OF Milton visited
at e. A. Thomas Monday.
John K Bates, wife and child Of Potter
Place, N. H., visited his step-mother, Mrs.
N. j. Bates, the first OF the week.
Rev. V. NJ. Hardy was elected president
OF the Congregational churches Of YER
mont at the convention last week.
The screen mill closed last night until
fall. Since it started about Oct. LIST last
some $4,000 screens have been turned out.
Edison's Prolectoscope entertainment
was given at Dubois & Gays ball Tuesday
and Wednesday evenings to small, but in
terested audiences.
Mr. and Mrs. f. G. Winch and Miss AL
ice Hastings attended the drama, "Fish-
erman's Luck" given by home talent in
Mortified Friday evening.
The local eneampment took two caudi-
dates to Mortified last evening, where
both encampments Joined in exaiting
them to the Royal Purple degree.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Harris Bass, Mr.. and
Mrs j. +. Lamson and Mr.. and Mrs. +. II.
Ketchum drove to West Barnet Saturday
10 visit Wales 7. Bass and wife. The
party returned Tuesday.
News has been received OF the marriage
of Mary, widow OF Hethbert Smith to Mr..
John X. Brazile of Fitchburg, Mass, a
brother OF Mrs Nelson Omstead OF that
city. The marriage took place in New
York city June 9th.
At the suggestion OF Mr.. VIM. Wood,
members OF the Christian Sunday school
made it part OF their observance OF Chill
dren's Sunday to visit eighteen sick per-
sons at their homes, carrying them fow-
ers, giving reeitations and otherwise min
istering to their pleasure.
The circulation of books OF the Ran
dolph Book club is completed June IS. All
members are requested to leave the books
at Mrs. &. Il. Abbott's Satu rday, June 10,
and Monday, the 2lst. They are also re-
quested to send a list OF books from which
they would like selections made, TO the
president by the 23rd.
J. ID. Wheeler arrived Monday from
Kirksville, Mo-, much improved in health.
He received osteopathie treatment at the |
sanitarium and has much faith in the sys- |
TEN. DIR. GA. Wheeler and wife and Mrs. /
Margaret a. Smith have come TO Green's /
boro. Dr. w heeler will assist at an osta /
opathic branch at Monisville portion of
the summer.
As c. e. McCrillis was stepping into his |
buggy at his home Tuesday afternoon, the |
pair OF horses attached started aud ran. |
leaping over a wall four or five feet high |
and taking the carriage and occupant |
along with them. Mr.. McCrilis was |
thrown out and sustained severe bruises |
about the head and a hard shock all /
aronnH hnt hrpa KING hnnRC Only q
few weeks since he suffered a very similar |
accident near the Chandler place.
On the 25th inst the c. v. r. X. Co. will |
run an excursion from Randolph, taking |
in all stations to Winooski, inclusive, to |
Platts burgh via Burlington and the /
steamer Reindeer. A special train will |
leave Randolph at 7:i0 a. m. and arrive in |
Burlington at 1905; Plattsburg, II 80 a. |
M; returning leave Plattsburg, 80 p. m. |
and arrive in Randolph, $40 p. m. Rate /
for the round trip will be q for adults and |
SOC. for children between five and twelve |
years of age, from Randolph and all sta
lions to West Berlin, inclusive.
The plot of land near the old Mansion |
House, known as Memorial park, is the /
subject of controversy as TO its ownership |
Messers. Richmond and Dubois bought it /
OF Mrs. Smith and gave ten years. lease |
of IL last year to the W. c. t. T., " no un-
uertOOk 10 Improve IL ana nau done sOme- |
thing toward it and expected to do much I
more. Now comes Frank Mann and |
claims the land as part OF his premises
lying north Of it. He has taken possess
sion and warns off trespassers. The prop
erty is of li1tle pecuniary value and the
w. c. 4. u. and their friends think 1t is ,
pity that hindrance instead of help is Civ
en- to body that undertakes the welfare
of the community.
We clip the following from the SPRING
field Republican of the event noted hav-
ing taken place Saturday," Jennie
Estella Goodenough, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. p. Goodenough of West Brattle-
boro, became the wife of Edward l.. Bass
OF Randolph at noon today. The we'd
ding was at the brides home and only the
immediate relatives of the contracting
parties were present. The bridal couple
entered the room as Memberships we'd
ding march was being played and were
married by Rev. II. ID. Maxwell, pastor of
the Universalist church. The bride wore
a rich suit of embroidered lady's cloth
trimmed with silk and chiffon. The
house was prettily decorated with ferns
and cut flowers. After a wedding break
fast, Mr.. and Mrs. Bass left on the 2:10
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