Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-08-05
Randolph Continued.
(From preceding page.)

Miss Ida Flint has new Huntington
piano.
Dennis E. Cassidy was in Northiield
Saturday.
| A merry party picnicked at Williams
town Springs Monday.
Mrs. Mary Brazille and Miss Hattie Bass
visited friends in Bethel Monday.
Miss Ella Holman went to Woodstock,
n. H., last week as table girl at a summer
hotel.
| L. B. johnson and family have spent
several days the past week visiting in
Berlin.
Mrs. Mary Goldsbury and Mrs. Laura
}. Holden have gone to Royalton to spend
few days.
The Good Templars' library social, set
for this evening, has been indefinitely
| postponed.
Visiting schoolms'ams are invited to
attend the ball game Saturday and will be
admitted free.
Mr. and Mrs. o. NJ. Fisher OF Montpel-.
Wall Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bright, who have been
guests at Elm Cottage, returned to New
York Saturday.
Hon. Victor /. Spear was in the north.
ern part of the state last week, assisting
in testing cattle.
Miss June Fassett returned from
Rochester last week and is staying at Mrs.
Clara Parkhurst's.
Miss Sadie Loomis went to Hatfield,
Mass, Tuesday where she has employ
ment for several months.
Mrs. Roswell Holbrook and daughter
visited their cousin, Rev. l.. o. Sherburne,
at Williamstown last week.
Charles Gormley, wife and baby of
Bridgeport, Conn.,, are guests OF Irwin
Lamson, Mrs. Gormley's father.
Fred A. Rowland, states attorney for
Washington county, was in town Satur-
day to see Judge Rowell on legal business.
Will Thayer and Frank Porter OF Or
ange, Mass, visited their cousin, Miss
Alice Hobart, the latter part of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Cole of Boston, Mrs.
Sawtell of Newtonville and Miss Page OF
Concord, Mass, have been guests at T. j.
Adams recently.
Bethel and Randolph will cross bats
agaia on the home grounds Saturday. The
teams will be strengthened and hot game
may be expected.
At meeting OF the stock holders OF the
Vermont and Boston Telegraph company,
held at White River Junction last week
Wednesday, Col. r. j. Kimball was re
elcCitu u utTCNlOE III luG
w. B. Gates and Willis Clark of the
Burlington Free Press, came down from
Burlington last Saturday to enjoy a car
rage trip home, with Mr.. Gates team,
which had been driven here from Pom
fret.
Prof. A. W. Edison of Worcester, Mass.
who will be one of the summer schools
cops of instructors next week will delive;
a lecture upon an educational subject in
one OF the churches Thursday evening,
Aug. 12tn.
j. w. Shanks, Toadmaster of the Central
Vermont railroad, was in town last Satur-
day. He is having new steel rails laid on
the main line through this place, which
connects with that at Braintree. He says
that he expects before fall to have the new
steel laid to the Junction.
Miss Edith A. Abbott has returned |
home after having spent a few weeks in 1
FiaDklin, Worcester and Somerville, /
Mass. She was graduated from the 1
Bridgewater State Normal school last /
June and goes this fall to Auburn, Mass, 1
a town only four miles from Worcester, 1
where she is to teach the ninth grade.
M S. Villas, late of the L. c. A has Sc
cured the position of principal of the Ran
dulph High school over 80 competitors
We have no doubt that MIR. Villas win give
as good satisfaction ut Randolph as be did
while here and at Montpeiier. That school
is TO be congratu ated on securing his ser
vices as well as he on getting the position.
News and Citizen.
Miss NJ. Blanche SPARTA 7k has decided /
u , on Friday, August 20th, as the date of
ner song recital Her friends will aDpre-
ciate TINS opportunity OF eujoS ing the ad-
vantage of her past seasons training in
Boston and she will be assisted Gy such
favorites as Miss Mary Phinney of Mont
pelIer, contraltO; Miss Gertrude Sevey OF
Boston, violin; Mr.. W. T. Sparhawk,
flute. The musical features will be inter-
spersed with selections by popular reader. /