Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-07-29
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Mrs. NJ. L.Scott returns from Gloucester
Beach today.
E. E. Evans was at Lake Morey severa
days recently.
c. C.. Meader from st. Johnsbury hai
been here this week.
Miss Minnie p. Moore OF Northfield il
guest at kev. Homer Whites.
Miss Emily Miller has been visiting il
Waitstield the past two weeks.
James Morse OF Mortified visited hi
cousin, ID. II. Morse, over Sunday.
Mrs. Dutton and son, Clarence, now Of
Fitchburg, Mass, are visiting here.
The date OF the Orange county veterans
reunion has been fixed for Sept. 7th.
ID. T. Chase and wife of Claremont ar,
staying few days at J. b. Putnam's.
Miss Abbie Kenfield OF Fairfax has beer
guest at the Bell home the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Leonard are at Fair.
fax with his mother, who is still very i'll
f. E. Dubois left Denver, Col, Sunday
night and was expected here this morning
new wire fence is being built around
the village reservoir and some grading
done.
Plan to attend the great vergennes ex.
cursion. A large company from here il
probable.
Albert Alexander has moved from the
Ford house on Central street back to his
farm at the Center.
Golf links have been laid out at Monta-
que Place and this new game will soon
become "the rage"
While handling ice at Dyer's ice house
last week, Ed Eastman got one rib broken
and another loosened.
A. A. Morse of Mortified made the ac-
quaintance of his new granddaughter at
Dan Morse's Saturday.
Mrs. Iona Chase and George Ryder went
this morning to spend a month at the
beach at Craigville, Mass.
j. r. Amidon OF Hartford and Carleton
Clapp OF Mort htield have been recent
guests at E. A. TEACHERS.
Mrs. Pearsons and daughters, Mrs. In
gals and Misses Gertrude and Jessie, are
camping at Queen City Park.
Walter Morse, wife and children, who
have been spending some time in this vi
cinity, returned to Barre yesterday.
Frank Wood traded his horse for c. E..
McCrillis' pair and George Dumas has
purchased the Wood horse of McCriliis.
Miss Eva Bates is taking a two weeks
vacation from Mann & Aliens store, her
place being taken by Miss Carrie Haufler.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. f. McCrillis went to
Highgate Springs Tuesday. Mr.. MeCrillis
has not fully recovered from his last acci-
dent.
Mrs. Harriet Burnap of Leominster,
Mass, who had been visiting her sister,
Mrs. w. F. Howard, returned to her home
Tuesday.
Miss Mary W. Tewksbury has notified
the committee that she is not a candidate
for re. election to the second assistant
OF the High school.
A baseball game has been arranged for
next Saturday afternoon at Mccall park
between the Bethels and Randolphs. Each
team will be limited to strictly local play
ers.
DR.. Ehrick Parmly OF New York, a
Woodstock, visited g. S. Moulton last
week. Messrs. Parmly and Moulton went
to New York city Mon day.
Miss Harriet Chase of Atlanta, Ga, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Charles White, in
Beanville. Miss Chase was formerly a
teacher in our school and now follows that
profession in Atlanta, to which place she
will return next year.
Dennis Rattee has moved from Gran
vile to his place near the Hoyt crossing.
One Of his loads OF goods, in charge OF
Guy Tobey, got capsized near the soap
house Sunday night and received thor
Ough drenching before morning.
Night Operator Pulling has finished
work at the station and returned to hiss
home in Santa Clara, n. Y. and his pl ace
is taken by MIR. Hollent ack of Bangor, \.
Y, who will move into the upper tene-
ment in w. A. McIntosh's house on Wes-
ton street.
In the all comers' doubles tennis tour
nament at Elm cottage yesterday, John n. /
Dubois and Charles n. Mccall beat Rob
srt j. Mitchell and Primus p. Lamson T.
), SO, 4 6, TO, 6.3. Sherman r. and Hor-
ace F. Moulton beat Robert C.Wilson and |
Guy P. Lamson Pc, 6 4. rs, PC, Cd. The 1
finals were to be played this forenoon.
Frank Bailey, the soapman, undertook |
10 drive his pair of horses, with load of |
ihavings, across the stream above the I
sleeper place Monday. The water was
high and though the horses and front /
wheels ran the gauntlet all right the king |
holt slipped out and the load, including /
Bailey, fioated down the stream some Is 1
'ods, where he was rescued by Seth King. /
Frank G. Reynolds, the we'll known /
and humorist, will give an /
at Grange hall Saturday /
,vening for the benefit of Arcadia Lodge, /
!. o. @. 7. He comes highly recommend i
ID as a unique humorous impersonator 4
md can show many fiattering press no.
ices. One from the Waynesboro (Ps.) /
iszette compliments his fine presence and 4
lever all-round work and adds: ale
imply carried the house by storm wheth-
r in clever character sketching, comic
ongs or the various quips and quirks in
o " which be dropped. He is a versatile
enius and three hundred and sixty five
lights year with Reynolds would be just
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