Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-08-25

e 1eorge ROBERTS OF Brooklyn was at
+. Moulton's over Sunday.
J. c. White and family returned b
Providence, r. l., Saturday.
] Pratt Bros. are making an addition t,
Henry w. Fits barn in Braintree.
Geo. Dean and wife OF Boston are visit
ing bis brother, A. E. Dean.
A party of Randolph people spent Sun
DAY at Silver Lake, barnard.
|. d. III. Morse and wife took a carriag,
trip in Northern Vermont last week.
Rev. Arthur Stone of Rutland was q
guest at Elm cottage Thursday and Fri.
Bert A. Lewis went to Lebanon, N. H..
Saturday where he has secured employ.
ment.
Electric lights have been placed in the
homes OF Mrs. Margaret Walsh and Err.
nest Fish.
Joseph Rjford, wife and daughter OF
Boston have been recent guests at A. A.
Sanford's.
Charles Rockwell OF Springfield, Mass,
has been visiting his sister, Mrs. Eli Sault,
this week.
Mrs. s. G. Morehouse of New Haven
visited her classmate, Mrs. j. F. Mead,
over Sunday.
Arthur s. Bean is at home from the
asylum at Waterbury, where he is an at
tendant, for a vacation.
Miss Simpson, who has been a guest OF
| y. b. Copeland, returned Saturday to her
home in Massachusetts.
The Misses Erskine gave a corn roast
Thursday evening. Miss Winnifred Mann
gave one Monday evening.
Loren Mosher is stopping In town brief
ly. He soon goes to Texas in the interest
of the Western Electric Co.
Miss Kate Connolly is taking a two
weeks vacation from work at Montpelier.
She is in camp at Berlin Pond this week.
Nelson Bell was fined IS and costs Mon
day for intoyication. He disclosed on a
large assortment of bottled goods that
came from Boston.
Misses Lila Tracy and Clara Halves of
Berlin came last week to spend some time
at the home OF their grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. l.. @. Tracy.
Mrs. Luna Dutton and son, Clarence, of
Fitchburg, Mass, formerly OF this place,
have been stopping few days at Mrs. j.
A. Bates, returning Monday.
VIII Gourley, who had been some
months In a hospital at Melrose, Mass,
went last week to his sisters in North
field, being somewhat improved.
Luke Parish received his commission as
deputy United States marshal Monday.
The same day he went to Burlin gton to
take woman prisoner to Boston.
F.w. Hunt, head OF the firm OF F. w.
Hunt q Co.. of Boston, spent Sunday at
j. W. Gabrielle's. Mr.. Gabrielle has been
employed by this firm sixteen years.
Miss Mary Connolly is taking a two
weeks vacation from the Herald office,
q portion of which she Is spending in
camp at Berlin Pond with J. g. Mann
and party.
Frank Bingham was arrested Saturday
by Officer Clark for intoxication. Before
Justice Hutchinson he pleaded guilty and
was fined 1901, which he paid. de dis
closed on stuff that came from Boston.
"Tim" Butterfield claims that Admiral
Dewey once had the honor OF going to
school with him. He says George was a
nervy lad always. He liked lighting
better than eating and never would give
up.
Cards have been received announcing
the marriage OF Fred e. Prichard OF Brad
ford, county examiner of teachers, and
Miss Metella Paine Of Newport, an in.
structor in the Randolph Normal school
la1t year. Both parties are well and
favorably known here.
Inc Town OF hanuoipu VIII surrey po
well represented in the coming legislature.
w. B. Wall is the man decided upon. Mr..
Wall Is one of the representative business
men OF the eastern side of the state. He
is well versed in the affairs OF the sta
and is in every way qualified for the posi-
tion. Mr.. Wall has an abundance OF
good common sense which is good quail
ification for legislator. Randolph Is to
be congratulated Vermonter.
In the case OF the newly welded Mr..
and Mrs. E. ID. Segar, their effort to get
away unseen after the reception Wednes-
day evening did not exactly meet with
success. They had team in waiting In
barn nearby with driver In charge
who was instructed to hurry them to the
MapIewood at the Centre when they
should appear. Late In the evening
couple entered the carriage and gave the
word to start. The driver obeyed, but
judge OF his surprise when he arrived az
mis- destination and found the carriage
empty. Judge also OF the surprise OF the
couple who had engaged the team when
they found it gone. Two young gentle
men had masqueraded as bride and groom
and fooled the driver.
The death of Philander Elias Grow &C.
CURED at the home OF his son-in law, Or.
L. A. Russlow, Sunday, resulting from
chronic intestinal catarrh. Mr.. GROW was
Sc years of age. DE had been an invana
for eight years and confined to the bed
he mast six months. His home was in
East Randolph, where be carried on
farm until iil health compelled him 70
give up work. Mr.. 6row was promi-
nent and respected citizen In town. FOR
many years be was town superintendent
of schools and held other places OF trust
and responsibility. He married Roxanna
who survives him with five chill
dren Clarence s. Grow Of New York, MISS
Bessie Grow, Mrs. F. A. Holbrook OF
Brooklyn, Mrs. L. A. Russiow ana Jnlisn
crow. All were at the bedside when death
occurred and at the funeral, which was
neld at the Cong'l church at the Center, OF
which deceased was a member, Tuesday
,fternoon, Rev. V. M. Hardy ofticiating.
NJ. Grow was a veteran OF the 18th YER
mont regiment. The q. A. X. post TOOK
,hsroa ~ the services at the grave.