Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-07-21
Randolph.

Arthur Sault is working in the asylum
at Waterbury.
H. e. Thatcher and wife were in North
held last week.
Walter F. Morse and family returned to
Barre Saturday.
Miss Alice Morse OF Brooklyn is guest
at Montague Place.
Capt. j. E. Eldredgc returned Sunday
from his fishing trip.
A daughter was born Saturday to Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Tatro.
Mrs. Lewis Fish has returned from her
visit in Massachusetts,.
Fifteen electrics were placed in VIM.
Holmes house last week.
Erwin Whitcomb began work Monday
as clerk In Bell Bros store.
Willard Holman and Henry Lewis
camped In Brookheld last week.
Miss Kate Guptil of Montpelier is stop.
ping few days at A. H. Beedle's.
Miss Mary McIntrye went to Benning-
ton last Thursday to visit friends.
e. 7. Sault and wife returned Saturday
from two weeks visit in Lynn, Mass.
Miss M. B. Wellington OF Cambridge,
Mass, is at F. e. Healey's for the sum-
mer.
F. H. Fits, who has been visiting ut
Allen Olmstead's, returned home Satur-
day.
Floyd Bancroft OF Brooklyn, N. Y came
last week to visit at Mrs. Ellen Blanch-
ards.
Mrs. NJ. L. Scott is on two weeks Wis.
iting trip in the northern part OF the
state.
Mrs. Asenath Cross went to Holy oke
Mass, Saturday to visit her daughter, Miss
May Cross.
Lewis Jerd is suffering from blood pois-
oning In both hands, contracted while
butchering.
Judge Rowell was at Montpelier last
week when the supreme court rendered
its decisions.
has been a guest at Rev. Homer Whites
the past week.
There was a musicale at Idleton Thurs
summer visitors.
Col. A. b. Chandler and son, Albert
Eckert, arrived from Brooklyn Friday,
returning Monday.
Mrs. j. G. Ordway and daughter, Mary,
OF Concord, N. H., have been visitors al
N. W. McCollom's.
Mrs. NJ. L. Healey OF Barre visited her
son, F. z. Healey, Jr., over Sunday on her
way to Nashua, N. II.
The lady summer visitors and few
townspeople enjoyed read at Mari-Cas.
tie Thursday forenoon.
Mrs. Warren Bean and daughter, Clara,
are away on carriage trip to Barre, Mont
pelier and other places.
Mrs. ]. Bixby and Miss Inez Litchfield
of Springfield have been visiting their
brother, /. ID. Litchfield.
Charles Camppell's left arm was broken
Friday at the unlucky Royalton bridge by
rod falling and striking 1t.
Mrs. F. E. Dubois and Miss Clara Du-
Rois were members OF the Press excur-
sion party to Lake George last week.
About SIS were realized from the sale OF
ice cream at the Methodist sociaDle at
Mrs. e. 8. Reeds last Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Story and Miss
Mary Story and Miss Helen West OF Phil
adelphia are guests at Idleton cottage.
Harry Eaton and Mrs. Alfred Eaton were
in Rochester last week. VIII Beedie and
wife OF Waltham, Mass, were guests at
Mr.. Eaton's Sunday.
A party consisting of Judge and Mrs.
Roweli, J.. ID. Wheeler and wife and
Leonard Wheeler and wife took TRIP
to Mt. Mansfield Tuesday.
At Mccall park Saturday, the Trough
Riders,'' captained by Nick Neibaum,
downed the college boys In a scrub game
OF bail, rs to % or thereabouts.
Judge and Mr.. w. w. Goodrich stnte !
for their home in Brooklyn on Tuesday,
after having spent week at Mari-Castle
with Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Chandler.
Fred Beedle returned to Keene, N. H.,
Tuesday, having recovered from bis ILL.,
ness. Karl Beedle is out OF the hospital at
Chickamauga and has received promo
ton.
Springs. F. B. Thomas and a friend
caught Is before break fast one morning
last week, weighing from two to i've
pounds each.
The Hose company responded to still
alarm last Thursday afternoon and ex-
tinguished fire that was consuming the
grass along the highway on Prospect
street and threatening the houses.
The Brigham company paid s., 1860 for
459. 7O2 lbs. of milk in June; 16c. per ID.
Tor butter fat; 74.sSc. per 100 lbs. OF milk;
average test, ass; butter made, 24,5l2 lbs.;
pounds OF milk per Id. OF butter, 1895.
A. B. Tewksbury, who is at York Beach,
writes that he saw Admiral Cervera and
his &Hll0fe Wutu AncJ W'tN t@a0Se@ ~
Portsmouth, N. H., last week as prison
ers of war. They were sorry looking
lot.
Mrs. Drake has received photos OF some
OF the Randolph boys in camp at Chicka-
manga. Their letters state that they are
we'll. but very thin. Vernon Brown, for
instance, who was quite a solid lad, weighs
less than hundred pounds.
About 100 teachers are expected to at
tend the summer school which opens here
AUG. Ist. Accommodations have been Sc
cured for only 81. Any Others desiring TO
take teachers to board at the rate OF $3.50
for one week or 800 for two weeks should
notify A. H. Beedle at once.
The engagement has been announced OF
Albert Fckert. eldest son OF Col. and Mrs.
Chandler, to Miss Eleanor Senton OF Rut-
and. Their wedding is to occur this fall.
Those who attended the Press excursion
last week had an opportunity to meet Miss
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