Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-07-28
Randolph.

Dog days began Monday, weather and
here. 1s
bury.
Mrs. P: R. Bean is on carriage trip to
| Plymouth.
Frank Bailey went to Chester Friday
for few days.
Miss Kate Connolly of Montpelier was
down over Sunday.
j. d. Wheeler and wife returned from
Greensboro Monday.
Rev. r. E. Herrick OF Milton is spend
ing his vacation here.
James Merriman, now at Meriden, Ct,
was in town over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Thomas visited in
Milton and vicinity last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer w. Vail OF Pom
tIet were In TO 1n over Sunday.
hlr. and Mrs. James Mccall went to
New York city Monday for short stay.
Miss Ella Pierce OF HinesDurgh is max
ing a several weeks stay at A. A. Priests.
Mrs. Ernest Archambeau of Lynn, Mass,
Is visiting her sister, Mrs. Charles Danyou.
In ball game Friday, Nick's Trough
Riders" polished of the "Clerks" IS TO 10.
The Christian parsonage and .. B. Cope
lanc's house have been wired for electric
lights.
Augustus King has been granted an in :
crease OF pension OF from s14 TO fl7 a
month.
Miss Lura Montgomery went to Boston
Tuesday for a several weeks stay with her
brothers.
There will be no more meetings of the
Rebekahs until the fret September meet
ing, Sept. 3.
Mrs. C. F.Moulton and daughter, Desire,
went to New haven, Conn.,, Monday for u
few days stay.
Ethelynd, are occupying their cottage at
Queen City park.
DIR. and Mrs. Allen and daughter, Clara,
OF Peterboro, N. H., came Saturday TO Wis
it at f. II. Joslyn's.
Walter Fisk is taking Clyde Blanchard's
place in the express office while the latter
is at Highgate Springs.
Last Thursday Master Paul Johnson
celebrated his sixth birthday with party
for II OF his boy mates.
DIR. W. s. Curtis returned Friday from
camp at Greensboro. de expects his suc-
cessor in dentistry here shortly.
Mrs. James Thompson of South Royal
ton has been spending few days with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Foster.
The families OF Will Blodgett and c. l..
Hodges OF the Center and OF J. B. Putnam
picnicked at Msri-Castle park Monday.
Miss Hattie Sawyer of Maiden, Mass,
accompanied by Miss Henderson of Rox-
bury, Mass, Is visiting at e. A. TEACHERS.
The Christian Sunday school class,
taught by Miss Florence Soper, enjoyed
picnic at Mari-Cast park Friday after
noon.
John O'Grady returned to Rutland Sat-
urday, after spending portion OF his two
weeks vacation here. His family Will re-
main for a longer stay.
BY actual measurement, over thirty two
ouarts-more than a bushel-of dead and
dying moths were taken from the five arc
light globes In this village one morning
last week.
There was a baptismal service at St.
Johns church Monday morning conduct
ed by the rector, at which the infant OF
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. V. Aicock OF Brookfield
received the rite.
Miss Maud Wells of West Brainr e.,
who was prevented by illness from COM
pleting last years school work here, was
aOle TO WISH mere Ihst Wceh, ihc 3 uooe "a
Miss Flossie Forbes.
A big shower, accompanied by light
ming. made things interesting last Thurs
day. Several homes were treated to an
impromptu electric light display that was
interesting, IL not enjoyable.
The raid on Libbey did not, apparently,
gather in all the ardent in this vicinity,
for day or two later four men and one
woman were on the streets intoxicated,an
unusual record for this town.
Miss Lucinda Dupuis OF the HERALD
force went Saturday to Barton Landing to
visit. She will spend q week at Willough-
by lake and visit friends ip Newport and
Williamstown before her return.
VIM. Brown OF the Argus force was in
town over Sunday and did the local work
here for that paper. Ned G. Haynes, for
merly of the Rutland Herald, has been
engaged to succeed Reporter White.
DR.. Norman Mattison OF New York city
was the guest OF DR.. HI. H. Mcintyre over
Sunday. Monday, he went to Pomfret 10
enjoy an outing, accompanied oy ID. w.
Mcintyre, Harry and Marion Mcintyre.
Mr.apd Mrs. Irwin l.. Chadwick of Mil
ton came Saturday to visit Mrs. y. =.
Greene. who returns to her home In Glen
Cove. L. l., the last OF the week. she VIII
be accompanied by her sister, Miss Bessie
Chadwick, who expects to remain year.
Miss Lillian Peck, who was graduated
from the High school here In the class OF
;of ia Conducting q recreation class In
Burlington this summer. The instruc;;
tion is in botany, zoology, geology ana
practical mechanics, and no text-pooKs
are used.
Reece Buttonhole stock, In whicn
number of our people are interested, Is
now paying quarterly DIVIDEND OF . per
cent. Curious enough, the stock Is SELL
ING at 80, or 81 below par. The reason ior
this is not clear, but 1t is thought 10 DC
due to manipulation.
The ladies OF the Congl church are
t,,siIv nrenarine for fair to be held in
the White Church vestry Tuesday, Aug. 8,
opening At O'clock Lee sn cream and caRs
iii rs served after four o'clock. Booths
will iii be arranged to represent the days OF
he week and there win be sale of fancy
articles.