Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-09-01
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The Graded school opens Monday.
George Seymour is in Woodstock this
week. 'o' 'Hi'
John Drew has come home from Brat
tisboro sick.
w. A. Brown is in town from Montpel-
ier this week.
Miss May Proper was here over SUNDAY
from Windsor.
Misses Ina and Jennie WEIGH visited in
barle last week.
e w. Tewksbury returned Monday from
York Beach, Me.
Q. K. White was in West Hartford the
first OF the week.
Miss Maud Lombard is at home from
Boston for a few days.
Mrs. L. Foley OF Spencer, Mass, visited
last week at l.. Webb's.
Special Pension Agent Gillette of Mont
pelier was in town Monday
Prin. W. p. Abbott goes to Proctor to
resume teaching next week.
Mrs. c. E. Lazelle OF White River juno
ton is in town for the week.
Miss Bessie Panton of Brookfeld was a
I
Miss Louise Densmore OF Windsor has
been visitor in town this week.
The last meeting for the revision Of the
check list will be held Saturday.
About twenty from here went on an ex-
cursion to Camp Olympia Sunday.
Miss Bessie Shepard OF Bethel spent
Sunday with Miss Winnifred Chadwick.
Charles stockweIl moves to MiddIebury
this week, where he will clerk in a store.
Dudley Chase and wife OF CIaremont,
n. h., were guests at J. B. Putnam's last
week.
Clarence Mann has wound up series OF
| improvements at his place with a coat of
paint.
Miss Clara Burnham is back for school
from Concord, N. H., where she spent the
summer.
Mrs. Henry w. Tewksbury and daugh-
ter, Mary, are in Goffstown, N. H., for a
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Jones OF Bur-
lington are guests OF Rev. Homer White
this week.
Mark Chadwick is clerking at the hotel
at Queen City Park for the remainder OF
the season.
Rev. w. l. Chalmers and wife OF River
head, l.. l., are at j. p. Cieveland's for
three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs N. B Busby, who had been
guests at ldleton, returned Saturday to
Philadelphia.
Harry Tredo and family have moved in
with his mother, Mrs. Dora Tredo, on
Howard street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic b. Pratt of the
Pratt Institute, Brooklyn, visited Col. X.
j. KimbaIl last week.
Forrest Montgomery. who is employed
at the Brigham creamery, mas gone to his
home In Hinesburgh sick.
Mrs. Eugene Williams and Mrs. Edgar
Williams, tho have been visiting here,
have returned to Hartford, Conn.
Miss Clara Hendry who has been spend
ing the summer at the Walsh home, re-
turned Monday to Dorchester, Mass.
GIN. shepardson is back from his home
at South Haven, Mich. A. II. Bell, who
accompanied him West, is now at South
Haven.
Hazen Pressey was of duty last week
because of an injury to finger which
came in contact with saw at the Sails
bury mill.
The picnic and corn roast OF the Chris
tian Sunday school at Mari-Csstle park
Friday was largely attended and greatly
enjoyed.
Chester Bickford is at White River
Junction this week as representative OF A.
w. Gray's Sons, makers OF horsepower
machinery.
Priyates Brown, Williams and Slack,
who were at home on furlough, have re-
turned to camp to await the mastering
out process.
Mrs. Lulu Tinkham and son, Lee, are
here for a week. Mrs. Tink ham is en-
ployed in the Express and Standard Of
fee at Newport.
A plan OF the new cemetery, with its re-
cent additions, showing what 1t Is pro-
posed to do In the way Of improvement, is
displayed in w. e. Lamson's window.
AS Miss Ethel Newton was trying to
PASS one of Princes teams on her wheel
one day last week, she found 1t necessary
to dismount and the wagon wheel passed
over one OF her feet, taking OF great-toe
nail.
The Randolphs showed the Brookheld
bows how to play ball at the Center last
Thursday, the score resulting 10 to In
favor OF the former. A game was arranged
with the Tunbridge team for Saturday, but
it failed to appear, being unable to muster
full nine.
Mrs. Ida Halves and son, Harold, OF Ber-
lin visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. =.
Tracy last week. z. .. Tracy OF montpei-
Ter is also at his fathers home this week.
Mr. Tracv's grandchildren, Clara Halves
and Ida Tracy of Berlin, returned home
last Monday. after three weeks stay at
his home.
The letter notifying Mrs. Martha Bass
of Peth of the death of Arthur McAliister,
who lived with her during his child nooo,
is as follows: at is my painful DUTY 70
tell Won that Arthur McAllister was killed
July list during the attack at Ell Caney,
Cnba. He fell fighting in the front line
of battle and lies buried with forty odd OF
his comrades, officers ana men, on NH
overlookipg the town his gallantry helped
tn win. his death was instant and pain
less understand that Congress has made
an appropriation to remove the bodies OF
the Soldiers who have been buried In CUBA
" tne the limited States. (Signed)
n T. Howell. Capt. 9TH Infantry, SANTA
90 de- Cuba. Aug. 6, 1895" The McAllis-
ser beIoneing to a Massachusetts regi- |