Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-09-08
Miss Ella Bass is visiting in Boston.

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MISS Anna Farnsworth is visiting in
=. q, Dubois Of Chicago is at home for
George sparhawk returned Saturday to
n Miss miss Anna Nichols has returned from
vote Tuesday.
Pope last week.
Mrs. George Adams went to Chester
Monday for visit.
Miss Ada Mccormick OF Boston ia visit
ing Mrs. Alice Bruce.
Mrs. Ethan Allen returned to Sprino.
neid, Mass, Monday.
Miss Lyla Putnam returned from Win
chester, II. n, Friday.
Miss Florence Lamson is taking a yaca
ton from Thomas store.
Miss Maud Hebard went to FitchburQh.
Mass, Saturday to teach.
The HERALD office is equipped with
New England telephone.
Miss Margaret Carrigan returned to
worcester, Mass, Thursday.
Miss A. G. Northrop Of Brooklyn visit
ed last week at s. G. Webster's.
Miss Laura Clark has resumed teaching
In the Montpelier Union school.
The Graded school began Monday with
every prospect OF successful year.
Miss Winifred Badger of Boston visited
at Willard Gays Sunday and Monday.
Francis Eaton returned to his osteopa
THO studies at Kirksville, Mo-, Saturday.
Nelson Leonard returned from Fairfax
Friday, where he had been since the fire.
Miss Eta s. Chamberlain returned to her
day.
Miss Florence Farrar OF Burlington is
the guest OF Mrs. Willard Martin this
week.
Miss Matte Dunbar OF Fall River, Mass,
is visiting Miss Louise Chase for several
weeks.
Patrick Wynn went to West oro, Mass,
Tuesday, where he will remain for few
weeks.
e. W. Page, who has been at his farm,
formerly the Gray place, returned to New
York Monday.
Hon. Forrest G. Manchester returned to
Boston Monday, after a week spent at A.
b. Manchester's.
DR.. g. N. Gould and family and s. n.
Brooks end family have returned from
Queen City Park.
The Kings Daughters will meet with
Mrs. j. f. Hobart Wednesday afternoon,
Sept. IA, at o'clock.
Walter Moore, porter OF the Red Lion
Inn Ia in Fort Edward NJ " ballad thera
by the Illness OF his mother.
Miss Eva Lesden went Monday to West
Gardner, Mass, where she will open a
dressmaking establishment.
Rev. and Mrs. Morrow and Mrs. Lewis
Fish attend the annual conference OF the
Christian church at Belvidere next Sun
day.
The ballot clerks Tuesday were J.. B.
Eldredge and J. f. Mead, Republicans,
and F. A. Hobart and Irwin 8. Chase, Dem
ocrats.
The Randolphs will play the Brook
fields here Friday afternoon. This will be
the last game that the home team will
play as now constituted.
A daughter was born Saturday night to
Jim Lee, our Chinese laundryman, and
his American wife. The little one weighed
1-2 pounds and has been named Leola
Euue Lee. Half-blood Chinese babies are
not common article in Vermont.
Mrs. George Jones received news Mon
day OF the death OF her husband, who was
locomotive fireman In Ontario. He fell
dead of heart disease on his engine. Mrs.
Jones went at once to Ontario. Deceased
left no children. He was son OF "Yan-
kee" Jones OF this place.
The main shaft at the electric power
station broke at about o'clock Monday
morning and 1t will take several days
to replace it. The absence OF electrics
makes us wonder how we got along so
well without them. The repairs will be
rushed with all speed possible.
Says the Alta, { Cali Advocate: "Dinuba
has the distinction OF having the first as
sistant superintendent of the Raisin as
ISOLATION appointed from among her raj
sin growers. In the person OF w. 3. Mich
OILS. That the selection Is good one Is
agreed upon by all who are acquainted with
the gentleman. He has the ability of filling
such position and being grower him.
self who has studied the situation well,
his Judgment in all matters relating to the
business can be relied upon. He LETT yes
terday for Fresno, where be will remain
during the season." This association
controls over 80 per cent of the raisin pro-
duct of the state, or a value OF over ten
millions per year. 1t has entire charge OF
the inspection, grading. packing ano
marketing OF the crop. Mr.. Nichols Will
have charge of the inspectors office and
force OF from rs to 100 deputy inspectors.
The special train carrying the portion
OF the Vermont regiment living south OF
here arrived Sunday forenoon. The Ran
dolph bows who enlisted In Co. were
greeted by quite a delegation assembled
at the depot. Those who enlisted from
here were Clinton c. Durham, Vernon l..
Brown. Harry Brown, Parish Willisms,
Pearl Clough, Percy Chatterton, Rooney
and Warren Slack, Byron mears, harry
r. Chase, W. II. Tobey and FREQ IoMn-
field. Chafterton stopped of at North
field. Harry Chase, SON Of Mrs. Will En-
erson, is seriously Ill with typhoid FEVER
here. Bert Stevens, who enlisted In
the Bradford company, is also here.
.,.a 81 o. the hnvs are well or NOV