Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-08-26

c. P. Tarbell returned from Camp Mar
tin last Tuesday.
L. W. Webb and family spent last week
at Queen City Park.
Mrs. w. H. Kenney has joined her hus-
band at Lake George.
John Woodward and wife are spending
the week in Rochester.
Alfred Whitcomb of Randolph, Mass, is
visiting at W. B. Vial's.
Fred G. Webster OF Burlington is
spending this week at home.
Mrs. T. H. Holdridge OF Irasburg is Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. M. l.. Scott.
Miss Louise Palmer of Brooklyn, n. Y,
is the guest of Miss Grace Sanford.
Elmer Brownell has gone to Worcester,
Mass, where he has a business position.
E. A. Shattuck and wife went last week
to Buffalo, N. Y, for two weeks visit
Miss Alice Pierce of Chcopee, Mass,
spent Friday and Saturday with Miss Cora
Scott.
Robert K. Putnam OF Burlington is
! spending vacation with his father, Joel
Putnam.
Quite a number from the Methodist So
cety went to camp meeting at Claremont
Monday.
Miss Sylvia Whitaker, who makes her
home at Hiram Beams, has gone to Barre
for few days.
Misses Carrie and Helen Hill of Ded-
ham, Mass, have visited Miss Lena Mar
colt the past week.
Austin Davenport of Mendon, Mass,
bought car load Of 80 new mich cows in
this vicinity during the past few days.
Rev. G. w. Morrow is not expected back
| before next week and there will be no
I Of ha Christian phnFph Sunday.
/ Miss Sue Lamb and Mrs Josiah Smith
went to Waterbury Saturday to visit
friends. Miss Lamb returned Tuesday.
Mrs. Ida Halves OF Berlin and Mrs.
Elmer Tracy were recent guests OF Luther
Tracy and attended the Blanchard picnic.
Miss Clara Halves of Berlin, who had
been at the home of her grandfather,
Luther Tracy, for two weeks, returned
yesterday.
The golden wedding anniversary of Mr..
and Mrs. David Owen will be celebrated
this evening at their home just over the
Bethel line.
We were in error last week in ststing
that the tomb was the point OF division
between the town cemetery and that oil
the South View association. The line lies
several rods further north.
Two tramps broke into the house OF
Walter Webster Monday evening during
his absence and took gold watch, sew
eral rings and 20 in money. They took
the train at Sharon and escaped.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Tewksbury were in
town Friday. Mrs. Tewksbury's health
is quite poor and she eontemplates
change OF climate soon. Mr.. Tewksbury
is taking a short vacation from his work
in Boston and his wife is stopping at his
former home in Hartford.
v,r,rahacaA the Red
Lion market of r. F. Tilson and taken
possession, though Mr.. Tilson will con-
duct il for him until Sept. list, Mr.. Ryder
also retaining his place with Mann a Al
len until then. viii has been an efficient
clerk and his venture into business for
himself will have the best wishes OF his
many friends for its success.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fredd o. Thompson OF
Swampscott, Mass, have been soIourning
in New Hampshire, having gone to North
Woodstock, n. H., and making their
headquarters at the "Alpine," hotel
noted for its fine situation and most
excellent table. From there they took
short trips to the "Flume," Profile House,
Profile lake and Echo lake. One OF the
most attractive spots in that vicinity Is
"Agassiz's BASIN" which well repays one
for the time spent in reaching it. Leav-
inc that beautiful region they went 10
Manchester for few days with friends
and now Mrs. Thompson and her daugh-
ter. EVELYN, are staying for few weeks at
, the Emerson farm, Shirley Hill road,
Goffstown, n. II.
Col. c. s. Forbes and Photographer W
ID. Chandler OF st. Adams have been III
town a portion of the time since Satur-
day. Col. Forbes had been requested by
some OF our leading citizens to make a
} canvass OF Randolph to determine II ne
could find sufficient iDducement for CIV
ing the town a write-up in his Dermonter
A number of our citizens have been
, interested and il a sufficient number IN
addition can be the October issue OF the
Vermonter will be devoted particularly tc
: the advantages and beauties OF randolph
Chandler has taken a number OF mana,
some views, some Of landscape, others OF
streets and still others of private resi-
dences. Any persons wishing TO De rep
resented in like manner or to assist In sc
, worthy an enterprise by subscription o.
/ otherwise are invited to call on T. W
SauIt. Everybody is welcome and II Il
hoped the response will be SO general a.
to make Randolph's write'up the pes
J that has yet appeared in the Iermonter
/ There is both sentiment and practlca
) benefit to be derived from such presen
/ ltstion of our towns merits as the Yer
nonter will surely give, II 1t Is unoer
taken. Rev. Homer White Will DO TN
: literary work, which means that II VII
I be performed with accuracy and higi
! degree of merit.
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