Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-06-09
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c. W. A. Putnam is i'll.
John Kimball OF Boston is here this
week.
Albert Whitney OF Tunbridge was in
town yesterday.
MI. Smith cut one foot quite badly
with an axe yesterday.
Harry Ford, SON OF Jake Ford, from
Colorado Is visiting here.
Fred Smith goes Soon to Roanoke, Va.
to work in railroad office.
Dea. Holbrook and wife visited In Bar
re and WILLIAMSBURG lately.
Col. Chandler and family arrive today
at Mari Castle for the summer.
The Burt auction drew large crowd
Monday and good prices were realized.
Henry and W. V. Soper are setting
cemetery work at Manchester this week.
Mrs. Dan Morse and daughter and Miss
Belle Morse visited in Mortified last
week.
Mrs. III. A. Leonard went to Tiverton,
r. l., and Mrs. Mary p. Bass to West
mont, Mass, today.
All members OF the J. o: q. A. NJ. are
requested to attend the next meeting,
when officers will be nominated.
L. FiIlion has moved back to his house
on the ssfiat" from Buzzard's Bay, Mass,
where he has been the past two years.
A portion OF a jet fell last week Tues
day, striking Dennis Rattee on the head
and infiicting cash three inches long.
The houses OF j. B. Drew, H. A. Leon
ard and Geo. L. Haraden are being wired
this week and also Mrs. 8. 8. Clsrk's mill
liDery store.
Mrs. Lavinia Carleton, who has made
her home in the family Of Dea. Holbrook
for the past eight years, has gone to Barre
for the summer.
VIII Holmes and daughter lately enter
tanned few friends to celebrate with Mr..
Holmes his S7th birthday. They spent a
very pleasant evening.
/ Charles Durgee OF Chelsea, having heard
that company of volunteers was TO be
raised here, walked over Monday to en-
list, but went home disappointed.
Mrs. L. j. Sargent, Mrs. A. e. Dean,
Mrs. Fred Shequinne and Mrs. K. N. Ris-
ing are attending the Relief Corps con-
vention held in Burlington yesterday and
today.
Rev. and Mrs IT. A. Howard, Dea. and
Mrs. r. Holbrook, Dea. and Mrs. e. T.
Huntington, Arthur Bell, Miss Flora Bell
and Miss Jennie Wadleigh attended the
Baptist Sunday school convention at
Montpelier last week.
The case OF B. s. Howard VS.. Charles H..
Mosher of Sharon was tried at Tewks-
bury's office Friday before Justice Grang-
er. The action was to recover wages and
judgment was awarded plaintiff for s26 05
and costs. Tewksbury and Wilson for
plaintiff; Edgerton OF Rochester for de-
fendant.
A. H. Beedle received bad wound Sat-
urday from a staging hook, used by
painters who were at work on his house.
The hook fell about 20 feet, the point
head, penetrating to the skull and cut
ting long cash. Fortunately, the skull
was not fractured.
Children's day will be observed next
Sunday at the Congregational and Chris,
tian churches at the usual hour for morn
ing service. At the Methodist church the
observance will be at p. m. in the form
OF an exercise entitled, THE Ladder OF
Life" The Baptist observance will be a
week from Sunday.
Rev. and Mrs. q. W. Morrow were in
Woodstock Wednesday to attend the
wedding OF Rev. NJ. T. Morrill, and Miss
Alice Covington Vaughan, both OF that
place. The ceremony, which was per-
formed by Rev. Mr.. Morrow, assisted BY
DR.. A. II. Morrill, OF Providence, R. l.,
took place at two O'Clock in the afternoon
at the Christian church.
Once more our versatile brother, L. p.
Thayer, has effected change Of base. He
has severed his connection with the st.
Johnsbury Republican, having sold bis
interest in the property to his partner, Z.
o. Leonard. and has assumed the position
Of pu blisher OF the St. Adams Daily Mes
senger. He will have charge OF the adver- |
Using and subscription department of
that paper. Bro Thayer and the Messen- |
ger are both TO be congratulated.
At the Republican caucus to be held in |
Dubois & Gays ball Saturday at o'clock |
the following list viii be before the eau
Gus as delegates favorable to the nomina-
ton and election Of Judge Read for Con-
0ress Delegates, Julius Lamson, Dr..
Russlow, Henry Booth. Herbert Sails
bury. Chas. L. Hodges, Albert Edison,
John A. Boswell. Alternstes, e. A..
rhomas. Justin Moulton, Henry W.
D.