Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-08-25
Randolph.

this week. 1'aii
town Monday. -
miss Miss Helen Bragg of Milton, Mass, i
Earl Cushman OF Burlington was dowr
the last of the week.
Miss Emma bale OF Hanover is visitin,
Mrs. John Hubert.
The Cooperative creamery paid 16c. 10,
butter fat last month.
Cnaries ingalls, is again on duty aftel
three weeks absence.
Alex Hull has been having a seriou,
time with the shingles.
Mrs. M. W. Munroe OF Boston was at d
E. Goding's the past week.
Col.Kimball's family returned last week
wednesday from Bluff point.
81. B. Bell. OF Bell Bros, is in New York
city this week buyingfall goods.
Electric lights are being placed in A. g.
Wheeler's home on Randolph avenue.
d. E. Cooling went to Boston Friday
morning, returning Sunday morning.
Fay Whitcomb is to continue as janitor
at the school building the coming year.
Miss Helen West and Samuel Howell OF
Philadelphia returned to that city Tues.
day.
John T. Pratt and Miss Glib of Brook
lyn are guests at Montague Place this
week.
Mrs. ]. B. Drew and son, Ernest, are
visiting In Fairfax and vicinity for two
weeks.
Miss Anna Nichols went Saturday to
Brattleboro for visit of two or three
weeks.
The pastor OF the NJ. e. church will take
for his subject ne4s Sunday morning,
"Testing Times"
The Kings Daughters will meet with
Miss Nellie HARDWOOD Tuesday evening,
Aug. 80, at 7 O'Clock.
Martin A. Tewksbury fell on the rocks
at York Beach, Me-, soon after his arrival
there and broke one rib.
Alonzo Chandler OF Chicago is at Mari
Castle. MIR. and Mrs. Frank Chandler of
Brooklyn arrive tomorrow.
e. e. Evans and wife are spending a
week at Lake Morey, Hobart Peck taking
Evans place in the drug store.
J. E. Boudette and wife OF Lawrence,
Mass, have been guests the past few days
OF his sister, Mrs. 2. l.. Merchant.
Miss Fraser of Holyoke, Mass, Mr.. Bal
com OF Randolph, Mass, and Mrs. Alden
OF Chelsea, Mass, are at d. E. Goding's.
Mrs. F. F. Young OF st. Adams, Jonas
Sanders, wife and son OF Tunbridge at
tended family dinner at the w. W. Bean
home Sunday.
Rev. A. s. Gilbert and wife were guests
at the home OF the Bell Bros. several days
last week. Mr.. Gilbert is pastor OF the
Baptist Bethel OF Bost on.
The Second Massachusetts,, OF which
Hugh Grove was a member, returned last
wesk from Santiago. When last heard
from he was in excellent health.
Rev. Geo. o. Howe is again called to
Warren this week for q marriage ceremo-
ny, the contracting parties being DR.. E.
W. Slayton and Miss Anna Averill.
E. P. Libbey has reopened his place. in
the Richmond block, having furnished
satisfactory bond to the court that he
would not again violate the prohibitory
law.
C. 8. Bent and Fred Chickering are at
home, having finished work for the bridge
building company. which has completed
its contract with the G. V. K. K, and re-
turned west.
Mrs. Horace Howard has been enter
tanning her two sisters, Mrs. John L.Good-
ell OF Lyme, N. H., and Mrs. J. 3. Ems
worth and two daughters Miss Ruth Ems
worth and Mrs. J. G. AlGrich and young
son, alllof Westfeld, Mass.
Parish williams came home from Fort
Ethan Allen Monday on furlough, being
on the sick list. Pearl Clough, who en-
listed from here, went to his home In
Marshfield for the same reason. The
other Randolph boys in camp are hale and
hearty.
Ho for the Vermont State fair Tues
day, Aug. 30, the fair opens at Billings
park, White River junction, and continues
TO Sept. I'd. Greatest number OF premi-
ums ever offered. Stock exhibits promise
to be the largest ever known. Nine races,
five bicycle contests. Thrilling balloon
ascension OF new kind. Reduced fare on
all railroads. Come.
Teachers for the town district schools,
most of which begin next Monday, have
been engaged as follows: Training de-
partment Normal, Miss Elizabeth Hall,
Miss Sayles, assistant; No. 9,
bliss Mabel WadIeigh; No. 4, Miss l.. X.
worse (intermediate), Miss Carrie M. Eat.
on, (primsryl; No. 6, Miss Josie hodges;
No. s, Miss Bernice Flint; NO. II MISS
Emma Moses; No. IA, Miss Mary hutcn-
inson.
THE Randolph Musical association has
made preliminary arrangements 70 seano
sponsor for an entertainment to be given
here in December by the celebrated Sym
phouia Concert company OF Boston, COM
orising DR.. George X. CLARK, the basso who
delighted our own people at the festival
asst winter; his wife, Mona e. CLARK,
-aader. mando'snist and accompanist; and
Mons. Alfred De SIEVE, violin virtuoso.
The South View Cemetery association
has purchased for $500 OF e. A. snattuck
he Iot living between the associations
present property and the railroad track.
rhis will make valuable addition 10 the
cemetery. 1t will be at once laid out into
,nrial lots and drives. With what the as
ociation owned before 1t now has ABOUT
< acres living in regular form and so stu
+ Ted az TO be capable OF easy improvement.
4 il proposed to do this after the plan
made by the New York landscape artist
Who examined it last year, provided that