Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-07-01
Randolph Continued.
(From preceding page

Clyde Blanchard spent SUNDAY IN bur
lington.
Miss Isa Sargent is spending few days
/ in Roxbury.
Rev. Arthur Stone of Rutland visited in
| town Monday.
Miss Nora Connolly is spending week
| in Burlington.
There was union service at the Baptist
church Sunday evening.
E.A. Thomas and wife spent most OF
last week at Greensboro.
Ed. Whitney drove for Waterman in the
South Rnyalton races last week
Mrs. Emma S. Peters arrived from st.
Johnsbury Monday for the summer.
Mrs. Mary Perkins OF Warren is visit
| ing her brother, j. K. Eldredge, this
week.
Fsbien Brook returned Tuesday to st.
Johnsbury, having finished work for f.
Il. Wyman.
George E. Greene OF Brattleboro visited
his aunt, Mrs. Ellen +. Kelton, few
days recently.
Miss Stella, daughter of Albert Morse,
gave a birthday party to her little girl
friends Friday.
Frank Kimball wife and child of
Waltham, Mass, are guests OF his cousin,
o. b. Copeland.
The Kings Daughters will meet with
Miss Anita Burt Wednesday afternoon,
July Z, at 2:30 o'clock.
S. NJ. Flint shipped S4 calves, los sheep
and lambs and "a hogs Monday. Hogs,
2 &c.; lambs, live, &c.
Clarence Cleveland goes Friday to do
printing for the summer at the Mt. Pleas
ant House, White Mountains.
q L. Sault and wife and Ernest Ssult OF
Rockport, Mass, are guests OF their father,
T.. L. Sault, for several weeks.
A number of our young men contem-
plate attending that worthy institution,
Norwich University, at Northtield next
year.
f. II. Joslyn is taking a weeks vaca-
ton in Boston. His store is in charge of
his former clerk, Miss Mary Reagan of st.
Adams.
Miss Mary Mcintyre is at home from
the Eastman Business college at Pough-
keepsie, n. Y, where she has completed
the course.
Elias Meyer of Chicago and Harper
Swift of Brooklyn, college friends OF Chas.
Mccall, have been visiting him at Elm
Cottage this week.
George Ryder and Bradford Mcintyre
have entered the mile open bicycle race at
Spring field, Vt Saturday. Arthur New
ton VIII run In the foot races.
Mrs. F. II. Packard and two daughters,
Mrs. Mary Foilansbee and Miss Carrie
Foliansbee Of Boston are visiting Mrs.
Mary Bass at Mountain View Home.
p A. Anderson has moved from the
Brooks block to the tet ement in AFRO
Adams house vacated by Mrs. Hattie
Lsmson, who has moved into Eugene
Nardner's house.
Miss Anna Nichols went to Highgate
Monday to enjoy a two weeks outing
with her Middlebury college fraternity,
the Pi Beta Phi. Until her return the
probate office will be closed.
Col. r. j. Kimball's family, with the
exception OF his son, Eugene, who stopped
to attend the Amherst commencement
and comes today, arrived at Montague
Place Friday for the summer.
By the use OF an odometer last week. A
B. Cushman found that the distance from
Randolph to Rochester over the noun
tain was IL 2 miles, and the return dis
lance, via Gaysville and Bethel, 26 miles
o. r. Greene took Col. Kimball's high
bred Jersey bull, Montague Duke" to
Glen Cove, L. l Monday, " here the ami
NAL will stand at the head of the cele.
brated Jersey herd of the Pratt Institute
farm.
The adjourned village meeting Monday
CNcHlDE WIS dNAtnuGO DIV Inc MODERATOR,
clerk and two Others, VINO still further ad
iourned it for three weeks, at which time
a report from the committee on the sew
eTage problem is expected.
Miss Margaret Carrigan has completed
another years engagement as teacher in /
Oakdale, Mass, and returned home, ac-
companied by Misses Maggie and Mamie 1
Jones, who viii spend some time as her /
9 uests. Miss Laura Csrrigan, who has /
been visiting Massachusetts friends, is /
also here.