Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-05-05


A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Folsom last Saturday.
Mrs. Luella Griffith of Chelsea is guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Tucker.
Aaron Whitney has moved to Strafford
and will spend the year there.
Mrs. Ellen N. King has gone to Kan
dolph Center for few weeks.
Mrs. r. @. Hackett has gone to West
Lebanon, N. H., for few weeks.
Mrs. w. N. Salter of Bethel Is spending
few weeks with Mr.and Mrs. A.P.SGlter.
Sherburne e. Cilley returned from New
York city last week, after a months visit.
Miss Daisy Diamond, who has been in
Royalton several weeks, returned here last
week.
Harry Giles left here for Dover, N. a.,
last week, where he has secured employ
ment.
A. N. King & Son have had a portion of
the interior of their store painted re-
Gently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Noyes and children
of Vershire were guests at A. z. 0rdway's
last week.
Chas. Ordway, who is employed at the
Huntington place, Randolph, spent Sun
day at home.
Rev. Henry M. Griffith Of South Royal
ton will preach at the Cong'l church Sun
day morning.
Mrs. e. A. Corwin and Miss Nellie M.
Corwin OF Chelsea were visitors at Ben
fuckers last week.
Miss Lillian Rich and Edwin Rich OF
Chelsea were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
II. futile last week.
e. R. Currier returned from Springfield
last week at the close of the Methodist
NH oH ba ntfnndad
Chas. w. Osborne, an amateur photog-
rapher, has recently taken views OF
number OF the residences in this place.
I'M. Kibby OF Montpelier made short
visit here last week. He returned to
Montpelier Friday, accompanied by F. B
Nelson.
Preparations are now being made for
Memorial day by Whitney post. Judge
Levant M. Read OF Bellows Fails will de-
liver the address Memorial day.
special meeting is to be held at the
Congil church Saturday to choose dele
gates to represent the church at the con-
ference to be held here May 81 and June l.
An entertainment committee will BE-
chosen at the same time.
Rev. Frank Page gave his hearers an in
teresting war sermon Sunday morning.
Mr.. Page hopes to be enrolled AS mem
Der OF company of the Vermont nation
al guard soon. He wishes to show his
patriotism by works as well as by words.
Miss Jessie Chadwick and ID. s. Phillips
OF Bethel, Mrs. Kate Bryant Allen and son
OF Pomfret, Henry A. Wood and w. w.
Webb OF Barnard, o. F. Grout OF Brattle-
boro, L. q. Aldrich OF Chelsea, c. M. Gil
lette OF MontpelIer,a and DIR. Geo. Spiller of
Bristol, N. H., were guests at Chas. II.
Aliens the past week.
School Director A. c. Adams left his
team for a moment when opposite the old
Woodland carriage shop last Thursday and
his horses Immediately started, ran into q
stone post, cleared themselves from the
wagon and ran among the people and
teams in the street but luckily did no
damage. There was load OF school desks
in the wagon.
Fred B. Nelson and Will A. Clark were
attacked by vicious bull they were lead
ing Tuesday OF last week. The bull got
Fred down, dislocated his left arm at the
shoulder in some way and bruised him
with his hoofs as be charged over him to
attack Will, who evaded him and escaped
injury. The bull was killed the same day
by James NJ. Jones and G. II. Avery, who
had an exciting experience before they
succeeded in killing him.