Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-07-29

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The worlds greatest sensation, Edison's
new proiectoscope, showing actual NOV
inc life scenes, with concert monograph,
will be given ia Woodlands hall Tuesday
evening, August 3. Reserved seat tickets
on sale at j. o. Belknap's. Admission 30
cents.
Sylvester Russell was home from Berlin
over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt knight have son,
born the 18Th.
NJ. 5. Adams is in Massachusetts on
business trip.
Mrs. H. NJ. Goddard is visiting her par
ents in Ludlow.
j. w. Waldo and son, Sam, were in
Bethel Saturday.
Lester Ashley is visiting friends in
Rochester this week.
Mr.. NJ. Roberts of Hanover, N. H., was
in town over Sunday.
Misses Nellie and Laura Cotton returned
to Claremont last Saturday.
Mrs. Lena Burbank Northrup of Barre
is visiting her parents here.
John Bixby and wife of Greenfield,
Mass, were in town last week.
Mrs. Fred Chadwick of Brattleboro is
visiting friends here this week.
Daniel Stoughton and George Vose were
at home from Chelsea over Sunday.
Mrs Aurora Rogers returned home last
Tuesday from her visit at Felchville.
Mrs. Julia Foster and son, Joe, returned
from Exeter, n. H., last week Monday.
Miss Emma Gordon has recovered from
her recent illness sufficiently to be about.
Harry Hudson, trainer of j c. Parkers
horses, was at his home in Quechee over
Sunday.
The physicians are having frequent calls
to the sick as a result Of the extreme hot
weather.
D. NJ Mcintosh and F. NJ. sanborn and
wife of Lowell, Mass, are guests OF Free
man Ross.
Miss Annie Foster OF Goldfeld, Ia, is
visiting Mrs. Jessie Foster Slack and her
sister, Emily.
Miss Bertha Hammond of Webster,
Mass. was the guest OF G. W. Blake and
wife last week.
Albert Merrill has purchased five acres
of land of VIM. Smith and is soon 10 erectia
house upon it for homestead.
Hoyt Knight is somew hat better but is
still quite i'll aud not able to be about. He
has been ill for the past two weeks.
Sheriff d. c. Jones was ill last week and
unable to attend to his sheriff's duties at
the county court at Woodstock.
Simeon Belknap OF Niles, Mich, who
has spent the past two months visiting
friends here, returned to his home last
Monday.
Earl Hewitt, youngest son of John II.
Hewitt, broke his arm last Monday by
falling from the platform OF Mr.. Merrlll's
residence.
Mrs. Amelia Manchester, widow of the
late DR.. Constant Manchester,of Lebanon,
n. H., is visiting at Mrs. o. s. Curtis and
Henry Manchester's.
Mrs. Charles Hutchinson and two chill
dren, who have been visiting her mother
the past four weeks at Exeter, N. H., re-
turned last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. RI. Mather have returned
from mort bern New York, where they had
been visiting for the past two weeks with
Mrs. Mather's people.
CP. Abbott has his new barn we'll along
towards completion. 1t is quite large,
32x40, ma King a noticeable addition TO his
other outbuildings and house.
Mrs. Edward Foster and daug liter, Alma,
are visiting her daughter, Mrs. wynn
Rogers, in Hardwick. They go from there
to Camp Martin to spend few weeks
Rev. H. NJ. Goddard is to exchange pull;
pits with Rev. Wilmon Warner OF Bethel
next Sunday MIR. Goddard will be away
the two following Sundays on ms Vaea-
ton.
Ernest Hewitt, a recent graduate OF
Tufts college, has a position as instructor
of Greek and Latin and charge OF the ath-
letics in the Allen school at Newton.
Mass.
George Cotton, who moved from here to
Buffalo, N. Y, year and a half ago, IS
taking a pleasure trip in Europe. be leIt
Buffalo last week and is to be away Two
months.
The first quarterly conference will be
held in the lecture room of the M. y.
church Monday evening at 7:3O O'CLOCK.
All members OF that body are expected TO
be present.
Chas. Flint has his new house nearly
reaoy for the mason work and is to com
plete it as soon as possible for occupancy
by himself 1t is located near his father5
new residence.
Elmer Hapgooi and Thomas Wynn
went 10 Lake Dunmore Friday Tor lew
days outing with party from mere wno
went earlier. Fred Haynes and others are
to go this week..
Miss Beard, daughter of Maj. Beard OF
the u. s. army, of Chicago, who accom-
panied Col. Hathaway here and has been
at Chas Davis in East Barnard LOT the
past two months, returned home frloay'
Rev. A. W. Ford of Pittsfield will preach
in the Nj E. church Sunday morning ana
evening in exchange with the pastor. sac
rsment of the Lords supper VIII DC au
mipistered at the close of the sermon IN
the morning.
The news received by Mrs. Amos Lamp
this week from Mrs. Katie Chamberln
Cove is most encouraging. She is yet ~
the st. Luke hospital, New York, put ner
attending physician informs ner tnat sue
can leave in about two weeks IL no new
complications develop. Miss Alice Lamb
has been with her since she entered sne
hospital four or five weeks ago.
NH. Hazen has arranged with MI M;
Corliss, the contractor, to carry tne nnsi d
between South Royalton and Chelsea anu
be commenced Monday. The postnas!.ee5s
general has ordered the mail to be carried
to and from Chelsea twice day after July
26. The first mail will leave South Royal