Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-09-08
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The block OF DIR. Stewart has been re-
painted.
George Il. Hoyt is making an addition
to his house.
The partridge season does not open un-
til Sept. 18th.
The Rebekahs will resume their meet
ings tomorrow evening.
DR.. Aver OF Boston visited Z E. Van
Orman and wife Saturday.
Ernest Archam bault of Lynn, Mass, Is
a guest at Charles Danyou's.
Henry Luce is working 10 +. N. Jerd's
market and driving his cart.
The w. c. T. U. win meet with Mrs. w.
w. Carpenter Friday at o'clock.
Mrs. Tiiden OF Lebanon is the guest OF
Mrs. K. o. Blanchard this week.
Miss Lpra Montgomery has returned
from her visit In Boston and Lowell.
Arthur Lane and Sherman Moulton
went TO Boston Tuesday for few days.
Miss Lizzie Knapp of Mortified is Wis
ting and canvassing In town this week.
Mrs. G. e. wyman visited last week In
Canaan, N. H.. and White River Junction.
w. II. Pike was In Barnard yesterday to
attend the funeral OF his sister, Miss Pike.
Miss George Mann Is taking two
weeks vacation from the HERALD office.
Mrs. Charles Belcher and daugh Bes-
sic, returned this morning to Newark.
MI.
Mrs. Jennie osgood Greene of Boston
arrived Monday and Is visiting friends in
town.
Don't forget the benefit concert by the
coiored jubilee singers at. Grange hall this
evening,
Mayor John Senter OF Montpelier was
in town yesterday to see Judge Roweil on
business.
Samuel Harper and family OF ProvI-
dence, r. l., visited last week at Henry
Harper, Jr.'s.
Miss Msjetts Clark has returned from
Moretown and is again at work at Rev. G..
w. Morrow's.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Bean attended re-
union OF the Bean family at Manchester,
N. H., last week.
Mrs. e. A. White of Montpelier has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Fred Huntington,
few days lately.
Miss Myrtle Coulmbe has been spending
week with friends in Hartford and
White River Junction.
Clarence Cleveland, who went with the
Burlington company to Chickamauga, is
in town for two weeks.
Edward Weeks OF Providence, r. l.,
came with John Abbott last week aud re-
turned with him Friday.
The local band and quite a number OF
others went to Barre yesterday for the
peace jubilee ceremonies.
Mrs. Elijah Blanchard, who has been
visiting Mrs. VIM. Bass, left for her home
in Chelsea, Mass, this week.
The Burlington, VT, agency OF the
Equitable Life paid policy holders during
August, 1898, the sum OF Is. sol 81.
Hugh Grove has been quite seriously i'll
the past week with maIarial fever con-
tracted during the Cuban campaign.
The High school opens with an attend
ance OF nearly 100 pupils. There were
only 81 at the close OF the spring term.
win Gourley was in town the first of
the week. He is now stopping in North
nsid, but expects to return here shortly.
The date OF the Mortified fair is Sept.
20, Il and %. The dates have been
changed since they were first announced.
Mrs. Ella Goodwin and son. who have
been staying with Mrs. Ellen Blanchard,
left Tuesday for their home in Brooklyn,
N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Dunkley and SON
OF New York city have been the guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Huntington the past
week.
daughter was born last week to DR..
and Mrs. Elmer Ladd OF Warren, N. H.,
being granddaughter of Horace Church
OF this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. ]. B. Cudworth OF Brat.
tleboro and Mrs. Ada Niles and two
daughters OF Brattleboro were guests at e.
l.. Bass last week.
Harry Allen got dumped Monday near
Seth Flint's BY bis horse falling. Broken
shafts to delivery wagon and a little
lameness to Mr.. Allen.
DR.. ]. Delton Fancher, general agent
for E. G. Dewitt & Co. of Chicago. propri-
etor Of the popular remedies advertised in
this paper, was in town yesterday.
Arson, little son Of Arson Burroughs,
Is quite i'll with typhoid fever. The prem
ises have been thoroughly inspected BY
the health officer, but he cannot find any
occasion for the outbreak OF the disease.
The union justice ticket elected Tuesday
y az William H. Nichols, j. D. Mitchell,
\. L. Boyden, A. q. W heefer,J. A. Fowler,
]. B. Wells. J. B. Adams, z. s. ball, A. P.
Paine G. s. Hail Wm l. Hehard and