Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-06-17
Randolph Continued.
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A. B. Fish is on the sick list.
CIV. A. Putnam's house is being re :
painted.
Miss Emogene Buck is visiting in Clare
mont, n. II.
Mrs. Peter Tredo went to Penacook,
N. II Tuesday.
Mrs. L. L.Wild OF Waterbury is visiting
| Mrs. J. K. Bates.
Hon. James X. Darling OF Chelsea was
in town Saturday.
Adjourned village meeting Monday
evening, June 2S.
Miss Myrtis Walbridge is spending a
week in Sharon.
NJ ISIS Florence Brooks is at home from
Boston for the summer.
Mrs. Juliette Chadwick has rented the Ed
Smith farm in Braintree.
Leon d. Latham OF Barnard was with
friends here over Sunday.
DIR. F.C.Angell and wife OF Warren were
here the first of the week.
Ned S. Buck went to West Lebanon, n.
H., Monday for brief vacation.
Miss Ida Thacher spent Saturday and
Sunday with Mortified friends.
Misses Lora Hutchinson and Alice Ho-
bart were in Montreal over Sunday.
|. l.. Chadwick, station agent at Milton
spent Sunday with his parents here.
Miss Lucinda Dupuis has completed her
apprenticeship in the HERALD office.
Miss Blanche Townsend OF Chelsea is
visiting at o. b. Copeland's this week.
j. A. Foe Ter and swife went to Clare
mont, n. H., yesterday to spend month.
The State case against George Lane has
BEEN continued until the December term.
Rev. @. W. Morrow spoke to the Good
Templars at Waitstieid Monday evening
Mrs. Ed Pinney and two daughters OF
Bellows Falls are visiting Mrs Ezra Bruce.
Mrs. Frank A. Hobart visited her son,
Ed Hobart, and family at Windsor last
weeK.
| Gardner S. Bosworth and wife Of Berlin
visited at l.. b. Johnson's the first of the
week.
Fred Curtis went to Greensboro Wednes-
day, where he will spend several weeks in
camp.
Walter Woodward was in town over
Sunday. He made the trip here on a
wheel.
DR.. w. S. Curtis landed four trout at
Greensboro Tuesday that weighed 20 1-2
pounds.
e. e. Brooks and wife returned Wednes
day from three weeks stay at Queen
City Park.
Mrs. Leonard d. Wheeler of White
River Junction was in town the latter
part of last week.
Mrs. Electa Cushman, who has been
visiting her son, q. Il. Cushman, returned
to Barre last Saturday.
Several from this place attended the
graduation exercises at the Whitcomb
High school Friday evening.
Miss Mary McMahon of the Northiield
NewS force and Miss Name Doyle were
guests last Friday at F. w. Sault's.
Mrs E. n. Boyden of Newtonville,
Mass, left here Friday after weeks stay
with her sister, Mrs. Julius j. Adams.
H. w. Mcintyre returned Tuesday from
Pomfret and is at work making surveys
and estimates for the proposed sewerage
system.
Prof. and Mrs. N. j. Whitehill did not
leave as announced in last weeks paper
but started Saturday afternoon for
Greensboro.
! A party of gypsies passed through the
village Friday and established themselves
! in "Lover's Lane" regardless of the poor
weather for camping.
Ice cream and cake will be served on
the lawn OF j. 2. Cleveland by the ladies
OF the w. r. c. Saturday, July Sd, from
O'Clock on. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to the public.
Mrs. VIM Booth and daughter, Lena,
and son, Clarence, of Newport, n. H., are
visiting in town, the guests of her sister,
Mrs. E. T. Lille. Clarence came here on
his wheel, making the trip of IS miles in Z
hours.
Dana II. Morse, town overseer of the
poor, was in Olcott Falls Saturday. He
was called there by Frank st. Johns, who
has asked for support from this town, this
being the last place in which he had
gained residence. Mr.. Morse made sat
isfactory arrangements with st. Johns
parents to care for him. st. Johns is
helpless, being partially paralyzed.
While Bert Owen was getting into his
wagon Saturday evening, his horse started
in a hurry, and one thill, coming in con-
tact with a hitching post, was left beside
it, while the horse started for home or
elsewh here. Owen had firm grip on the
reins and although he was caught in tue
wagon with his head dragging in the
sand, he succeeded in stopping the horse.
Judge John w. Rowell made a final ad-
journment of Washington county court
last Friday. This session commenced the
second Tuesday in March and has had
only one intermission of two weeks dur
ing the session of the supreme court.
Judge Rowell went to st. JUhnsbury
Monday to preside at the Caledonia county
court, where Judge Taft has been presid-
ing in Judge Rowell's place for the past
two weeks.