Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-07-08
Randolph Continued.
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j. ID. Wheeler and wife are IN camp at
Greensboro.
A. f. Bass went to Highgate yesterday
for few days.
daughter was born Tuesday to Mr.and
Mrs. julie Barttro.
The first carload of coal for the Emerson
mill arrived yesterday.
Guy Lamson is at home from Burling-
ton for the summer vacation.
Mrs. Walter Williams of Boston is Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. George Spear.
Prof. Arthur Chase OF Canton, n. ", IS
visiting his cousin, Clarence Mann.
George Goodrich and wife of Mile -
Fails, Mass, we're in town yesterday.
The w. @. It. u. will meet with Mrs. Ell
hsnan Lille Friday afternoon at o'clock.
Harvey Kendrick and wife of Lyme, n.
Hare visiting his brother, A. E. Kendrick.
There will be no services at the Chris
tian Science chapel until sunday, July Is.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Crandall OF South
Royalton we're in town the first OF the
week.
Lowelltown Lumber Co, has returned from
Maine.
Mrs. Austin Adams OF Royalton is Wis
iting TO- few days with I. j. Adams and
family.
Ernest Abbott is home from Dartmouth
for few days before going to the White
mountains.
Prof. A. Armagnac OF Burlington, one
OF the applicants for the prineipalship,wa
in town Tuesday.
Philip NJ. Wheeler OF Brooklyn, Har-
ward Students the guest of Albert Eckeft
Chandler at Mari-Castle.
f.. W. Baldwin's family of st. Adams
came this week to spend the summer at
their place in Braintree.
A. A. Neibaum handles the "wet goods"
at +. II. Joslyn's emporium during the
latter's sojourn in Boston.
Charles n. Morton OF Rochester and
Emily Phillips OF Braintree we're married
last Saturday by Rev. V. NJ. Hardy.
Miss Cornelia Pierce has been enter
tanning Prof. Winthrop Abbott, principal
Of the Proctor Graded school, for a few
days.
The Ladies' Reading club turned over
80 volumes to the public library, for W hich
the trustees have returned thanks, in be-
half Of the public.
Mrs. Sarah J. Croker has entertained
during the past week Misses Ellie and
Grace Southwick of Chicopee, Mass, and
their friend, Robert LINDSEY of SPRING
field, Mass.
Albert Eckert Chandler leaves Monday
for Connecticut and New York Later ne
goes on q hunting excursion TO Colorado
with school friends and will not return to
Randolph again this season.
A telegram from Rev. Geo. w. Morrow
announces the arrival of the Christian
Endeavor excursion party at San Fran
cisco at p. m. Tuesday. Party we'll,
elegant trip, every BODY happy. -
When the reservoir was emptied Tues
day, the new lining was found to be in
tact and it required only few minutes to
clean il of the accumulation of vegetable
matter, which was flushed through the
waterpipe down the hillside.
A party consisting of Mr.. and Mrs. ID.
r. Cooling, Misses Grace and Gretta and
Eddie Cooling, Fred Smith, Clarence
Webb, Will Moulton, Fritz Bass, Brad T
ford Mcintyre, Misses Bertha Stone, Lucy
Wall, Eunice Flint, Sue Goodrich and /
Clara Burnham are in camp near {. II. 1
Stewards at Mirror lake, Berlin, for /
week.
The following neWly-elected officers of 4
the j. o. Z. A. NJ. will be installed Tues-
day evening: F. A. Phillips, councillor;
l.. g. Erskine,vice councillor; B. D.Chad- I
wick, financial secretary; Leon Drew, re-
cCrding secretary; w. r. Davis, assistant 1
Will Slack, inside sentinel; l.
d. Williams, outside sentinel; J. J. But
terfeld, chaplain.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. E. Cooling, Mrs. NJ.
Parmenter, Misses Mary Lamson. Annie
Messer and Gretta Cooling went to Con-
cord, n. H., to attend a meeting of the
members of the Mother Church Scientist
u Boston at the invitation of its pastor,
Rev. Mary B. Eddy. Over $500 were 4
present. There we're 400 admitted to
last Sunday.