Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-07-15
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w. A. Scott is in Boston for a day or
two.
Miss Winnie Badger OF Boston is stay
ing in town.
Ferda Fish visited several days in Han
over, n. H., recently.
Mrs. J. NJ. Thompson OF South Royal.
is visiting at Asa Fosters.
IL. II. Bean and wife are on carriage
trip in northern Vermont.
Charles Clark and Will Little have
moved into the "Beehive."
DIR. II. Ii. McIntyre's family is stay
ing in Pomfret for short time.
Zeph Seymour and wife of Lynn, Mass,
are visiting his father, c. G. Seymour.
Herman Holt of Claremont, n. H., was
in town Tuesday inspecting ID. II. Morse's
horses.
J.J. Butterfield was in New Hampshire
and Massachusetts from Friday until
Tuesday.
Mrs. Rosa Mcintyre and daughter, AL
ice, are visiting for two weeks in SPRING
| field, Mass.
MIR. and Mrs. E. A. Thomas have been
spending the past two weeks at Har"lch
Beach, Mass.
Caleb Eaton has moved from the Ri
| ford house to Mrs. kelton's house on
| School street.
N. NJ. Draper has had the probate office
/ FURNISHED up by paper, etc., mucn I'M
| proving its appearance.
Mrs. T. S. Austin, a sister of the Bell
| brothers, with her two sons, is spending a
few weeks at their home.
Regular communication OF Whitney
Chapter, No. 5, Monday evening, the 18Th,
at 80. Work is expected.
Miss Stella Beard of Far Rockaway, n.
/ ", is stopping with her uncle, Frank
Griswold, for few weeks.
Elva c. Hoisington and wife of Maiden
Mass, are guests of his father, Sayles
Hoisington, for fortnight.
Miss Rosa Carrigan arrived Monday
having completed her seasons millinery
engagement at Plymouth, N. IL.
ED. Segar is taking the place OF one OF
the managers OF the Porter Screen com
pany at Winooski while the latter is away
on a vacation.
Rev. G. w. Morrow was one OF two
members OF the Vermont excursion party
to San Francisco who climbed Pixies peak
on their western trip.
The domestic infelicities of Mr.. and
Mrs Franklin Luce have eliminated III
their separation. Mr.. Luce has gone to
board with his brother, Hiram.
The Baptist C. E. society will serve ice
cream and cake on the church lawn FIJI
day tomorrow evening from O'CLOCK
on. All are cordially invited to be pres
ent.
The forest worm that threatened oul
NAPLES with destruction a few weeks agC
has stopped short in his career and uisap
peared. The trees that were stripped OF
their foliage are leating out again.
Rev. Edward f. Herrick of Milton viii
| preach at the W hte church next Sunday
Rev. DR.. Hardy supplies at Berkeley Tenn
Die, Boston, for DR.. Dickinson, Who is at
tending the convention In California.
The service at the Congregational church
was "Rose Sunday" July 18th. The pas
tors subject was "The Mission of tb'
Rose" and the house was made fragrant
with hundreds and hundreds OF roses.
L,P.Thayer has organized a stock com
pany of 5000 apital at Essex junction
Tor the purpose of publishing his various
papers now printed at the Clipper office
burlington. Work has begun on new
building at the junction to which TIT
Clipper plant will be moved when il j
completed.
Eff. Emerson and son, William, cam
last week and took possession OF their re
! Gently purchased property, the Tewks
bury steam mill. A few days have beer
spent in trying and adjusting machinery
and putting things in shape. The mill i
now ready for work and a few hands nav
been engaged. More will be added a
orders require. The Emersons board a
the Red Lion.
The hot wave lasted all last week, end
ing Saturday with a sudden lowering o
the temperature. AS will be seen iron
our state news, MANY deaths resulted il
Vermont from the heat and much damag
was done by lightning and rain in the nu
/ merous thunderstorms that were inter
spersed. Taken altogether, 1t was a spell
OF weather that Will not soon be forgotten
There were a few prostrations from hea
in this section, but no serious results FOL
lowed.