Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-09-16


Maiden, Mass. ~
N Mrs. q. l.. Stow of Chelsea visited at O.
D. Copeland's Monday.
W. II. kenney and wife returned Sunday
htirom Lake George.
Mrs. Clarence Cole went Monday 10
Ltttleton, N. a., to visit.
Mrs. @. w. Morrow and sister. Mac.
WIN arrive week after next.
Mary Z. Tilson has returned to her du.
'les as teacher at Trenton. N. j.
j. Lee Funshell of the Boston Journal
ana wife were in town last week.
Ine state G. Il. convention will be held
at Montpelier Sept. IS, 20 and 80.
Miss Matte Dunbar of Fall River. Mass,
Is the guest Of Miss Louise Chase.
r. l.. Healey, Jr., is moving into the
F" heeler house on Randolph avenue.
Clarence r. Wood OF Barre has been
visiting bis cousin, Charles L. Wood.
Miss Rosa Carrigan went Tuesday to
boston TO begin her millinery season.
Mahec, Dartmouth 1900. visited the
Moulton brothers the first OF the week.
Mrs. F. b. Themes has been visiting The
past two weeks in Windsor and Lebanon.
The work OF repairing the Sanford dam
Is practically completed and the Job is a
good one.
Miss Belle Morse has returned to Bur-
lington and will continue her course in
the u. v. NJ.
A. l.. Newton played ball and gave an
exhibition half-mile run at the Water
bury fair last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Graham OF
barre visited their brother, w. NJ. Terry,
the first OF the week.
Tne engagement OF Mrs. Emma Smith
Peters TO DR. George +. Cheney OF St.
Johnsbury is announced
Miss Ethelynd Gould is spending few
days at Queen City park. She viii begin
tour OF reeitals next week.
Mrs. W. M. Terry has a petunia seven
ieet IN height and "a geraDium SIX feet and
three inches high. Who beats?
G. J. Prince has done some nice grad
ing about A. b. TewKsbury's new house,
which Is almost ready for occupancy.
Mrs. Nj. j. Wright OF Medford, Mass,
and drs. Minora Adams OF Gouldsvile
visited their father, Ira Mann, at Way land
Home recently.
The first casualty at the screen mill this
season occurred Monday morning, when
b, A. Drake lost the end of one OF his
forehngers on saw.
Miss Maud Cleveland's name was mad
vertently omitted from the list Of particle
pants in the recital given by Miss Clark's
music pupils last week.
Miss Bell has returned from market
with full supply of millinery goods.
Miss Lora Hutchinson assists in this de-
paItment OF the Bell store.
Bert Chadwick is showing the Green
Mountain pillow at fair at Tilton, n. H.,
this week and the foundry also has an ex-
hibit at the Mortified fair.
Mrs. Sam Presley OF Lebanon, n. H., is
keeping house Tor her father, T.. T. Lille,
while Mrs. Lille is with her daughter at
Montpelier. Mrs. Alexander, who is
much improved, will be brought here to.
day.
Rev. V. NJ. Hardy and wife went Thurs
day for a months stay at York Beach, Me.
They were recalled Tuesday on account of
the Illness OF Mrs Hardy's brother at Nor
risville. During his absence there will be
no SUNDAY morning services at the White
church unless announcement is made.
j. b. Goodrich OF East Randolph found
among effects OF his father, Joseph Good
rich, who lived in Enfield, n H., and
moved TO Brookfield in 1916, a copy OF
Boston almanac for 17sS. Be-
sides the general information, it contains
an account OF the healing OF a cripple in
by the laying on of hands.
Bradford Mcintyre and Harry Clark
have entered Dartmouth college, Fred
Bass will 90 to Norwich University and
Theron Brooks to the U. V. NJ. The older
classmen returning to Dartmouth Tues
day were Charles y. Mccall, Sherman and
and Horace Moultop, Ernest Abbott,
Charles Cushman, Walter Woodward, John
Dubois, Guy Spear and Fred Smith. 1t is
reported that the Dartmouth freshman
class numbers 240 membership far the
largest class that has ever entered the col
lege.