Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-08-11
Randolph.

over Sunday. "- :
Our depot men look real Sporty il
those new caps.
John Mudgett of South Royalton was 9
visitor here last week.
M. M. Wilson has been In Woodstock
this week on business.
The b and gave concert in the Depoi
square Saturday evening.
A daughter was born last week to Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Ranney.
win Emerson went to Camptop. N. e..
Friday for few days stay.
d. Owen, guest at Dexter Chatfield's
returned to Boston Monday.
There are yefy few II any vacant tene-
ments at all desirable in town.
Will Slack and wife went to Boston
last week and are to drive back.
Mrs. Emogene Ellison is in Richmond
for stay OF two or three weeks.
VIM. Tracey OF South Hero was the
guest OF j. b. Eldredge over Sunday.
The first proof of the check list has
been posted. See that your name is on.
Miss Laura Clark arrived Friday from
Ludlow, where she has been visiting
friends.
Charles Laska has moved from Sharon
to his mothers place on Braintree
Branch.
Miss Ella Holman arrived home from
Brattleboro last week where she has en-
ployment.
Rev. J. R. Cushing, wife and daughter
Of Maiden, Mass, are guests al Z. M.
Howard's.
The ar-Abbott nuptials occur next
week Wednesday evening, Aug. 18th, at
the White church.
Leonard Hutchinson stopped here the
first OF the week on his way back to Bar
re from Manchester.
Asa B. Hebard, with Geo. W. Smith &
Son, White River Junction, was in town
three days last week.
Rain Friday evening marred the pleas
ure OF the lawn party at ID. j. Morse's.
About $40 was realized.
Rev. K. c. Bass, ID. D., and wife Of
Providence, r. | have been guests at o.
B. Copeland's several days.
The Kings Daughters will meet with
Miss Myrtis Walbridge Tuesday evening,
Aug. 10Th, at seven o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur E. Lane and baby
of Boston arrived the last OF the week for
visit at Justin Moulton's.
Rev. G. W. Morrow again occupied his
desk last Sunday. His family will return
from Greensboro this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ID. Wheeler attended
the Fish and Game League excursion to
Isle La Motto last week Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. u. Rogers and son,
Ralph. OF Barre visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert 7. Morse and Mrs. Hebard last
week.
Miss Harriet Joiner OF Royalton is fur
nishing this papsr with the excellent re-
port OF the summer school 1t Is pub
fishing.
Fifty-six took dinner at the Newton
House one day last week. This hostelry
has been having good run OF business
all summer.
Col. E. w. Kendall, finisher for Sails.
burys, has rented the Herman Morse
place on Prospect avenue. His wife and
SON came from Boston Monday.
John Udall OF STAFFORD, who is now
studying law in Montpelier, was visitor
at Eugene Wardner's the last of the
week, returning to the capital Sunday on
| bis wheel.
DR.. W. s. Curtis family will remain
here for the present and he will keep his
office open, coming from Montpelier to
attend to work here the first ten days oil
each month.
Thomas McKenna OF st. Adams, the
| new section boss who succeeds Dennis
| Cassidy, has moved into the upper tene-
ment OF the John Herrick house on
School street.
Miss Eva Spaulding has returned to
her home in st. Adams after a several
weeks visit here, She was accompanied
by Miss Hazel Fairbanks, who will be her
guest for some time.
The Brookfields failed to put in an APP
ft.r I'd and a game OIL
ball was played between teams captained
by Arthur Newton and Clarence Webb.
Newton's side won, IL to 10.
Mrs. T. r. Neff started yesterday to
accompany Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Flagg to
Miller. Neb., with whom she will make
her home. Mrs. Flagg Is her sister. She
has rented her farm to Lorenzo Bowen.
Willis t. Sparhawk, who had been
supplying pulpit at Ellsworth, Me-,
since the close of the years work al
Bangor Theological seminary, arrived
last week to spend the remainder OF the
vacation here.
John Lynch has sold his harness shop
and business to Corydon B. Gold oil
Mortified, who has taken possession.
Mr.. Gold has been in business IN North,
skilful workman.
IuG Qldct III IliCnLuOAo q 1fO~H~
anted by K. P. Libbey has been closed
against him under the nuisance act. A
perpetual injunction has also been issued
against him, forbidding him from ever
Engaging in the rum traffic again, under
penalty OF contempt of court. The OLD
man can still be hung, drawn and
ouartered, we believe, under the prohi6-
ftory law for the grave crime OF having In
his possession six bottles OF lager beer.
1t is reported that certain married
man IN town with masculine companion
vent out one night recently in search OF
sdvsnture. His wife suspicioned him and
managed to hnd out where he had been
before his return. She said nothing until
after breakfast next morning.. when she
followed him to the barn. locked the
door. picked up a horsewhip and pro-
ceeded to larrup him in the most approved
manner, giving him couple Of welts
across the face for starter. That wom-
an deserves place on the police force.