Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-06-30
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julius Rattee is at work in Barre.

NoiluOlpH.
julius Rattee is at work in Barre.
day. -'-o-'
time.
L. 2. Thayer OF st. Adams was at home
over Sunday.
7. W; A. Putnam and wife were in Beth.
ei over Sunday.
A son was born the Goth to Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Hutchinson.
Lyman Rix OF Sharon was a visitor in
town over Sunday.
Z. T.. Pope was in Burlington last week
to visit his brother.
Miss Ethelynd Gould was in johnson
ana stowe last week.
II. Nj. Wires has gone to Lynn, Mass,
to spend the summer.
E. G. Andrews OF Rockland, Me-, spent
Sunday at r. A. Smiths.
Fl. A. Smith and wife of West Rutland
were In town over Sunday.
Mrs. Ella Fulton OF STAFFORD is visiting
her brother, Leonard Kent.
Charles Hubert is working for DR..
Frost in Hanover for few weeks.
Miss Lucia Kemp is at work at a sum-
mer resort in Livermore Falls, Me.
Mrs. D. M. English has returned from a
visit to her daughter in Everett, Mass.
The Fourth promises to be very quiet
here. The stores and barber shops will be
closed.
Frank g. Burridge and Edith May Flint
were married June nth W Rev. g. w.
Morrow.
Fred Beedle OF Keene, N. H., is i'll at the
home of his father, A. II. Beedle, on Ran
dolph avenue.
Miss Lizzie Connors has finished work
at K. E. Evans home and returned to
Marlboro, Mass.
Miss Laura Meader and Miss Anna
Weliman OF Maiden, Mass, are guests at
E. o. Blanchard's.
Mrs. George Z. Sanborn and children OF
Mortified visited over Sunday at Apple
ton McIntoshs in Gilead.
Miss Lena Spau!ding OF Barre came last
Thursday to spend a month with friends
here, guest at c. R. Changers.
1t is thought probable that the meeting
OF the State Sunday School association
may be held here late in October.
1. S. Ring and wife and Master Ray
mond Fellows OF Concord, N. a., were
guests at ]. B. Drew's one day last week.
Geo. B. Gilbert OF the Center was one OF
the judges of the sophomore
prize speaking at Northfield Tuesday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Speare gave an en-
joyable party Monday evening to the
young friends OF their son, Carl, in honor
OF his birthday.
Miss Lyla Putnam went Tuesday to
spend several weeks in New Hampshire
and Miss Maurie Thayer to visit in
Springfield, Mass.
Mrs. J. Tyler Nudge and Mrs. Fred
Holt OF Lynn, Mass, returned Friday to
that city after weeks visit here, the
guests OF Mrs. Mary Mann.
Charles Mann, who had been visiting at
j. A. Fowler's two weeks, returned Mon
day to Claremont, N. H. Mrs. Mann went
to st. Adams to visit her brother.
Misses Emma Moses, Clara Dubois,
Fannie and Carrie Draper. Elizabeth Hol-
man and Mary Hutchinson closed their
chcols Friday for the summer vacation.
Mrs. lamar Angel, Mrs. Henry c. Nor
ton, Misses Bessie Chadwick and Clara
Lszelle were baptized and admitted to
membership in the Christian church sun
day.
DR.. and Mrs. Fl. H. Mcintyre arrived
from Kirksvilie, Mo-, Monday for the
summer. Harry and Miss Marion stopped
over at Burlington to attend the U. V. Nj.
commencement.
Last Friday evening Rev. and Mrs. @.
w. Morrow entertained party OF ten
young men. The evening was pleasantly
passed with games and singing. Refresh
ments, consisting OF ice cream, cake and
strawberries, were served.
Roy Holman and sister, Elizabeth, left
last Saturday for visit with friends In
Newport, N. H., and other places down
the line. They will return for short stay
before taking their departure for the Pro-
file House, White Mountains, where they
have engagements for the summer.
Mrs. Della Tilson and daughter, Mary,
arrived Friday from Trenton, N. j., where
Miss Tilson is a teacher in school for
deaf mutes. Her mother had been there
for three months stay. Miss FANNIE
Bass, who attends school for the deaf at
Northampton, Mass, arrived with them
for the summer vacation.
The local druggists find the new stamp
taxes a source of considerable inconven-
fence. According to the new revenue
law, they are required to place stamps on
all proprietary medicines, perfumes, etc.,
including all taxable articles now in stock.
There are about 50 900 drug stores in the
country and this section Of the war reve-
nue. law is expected TO yield from four to
six million dollars.
Miss Elsie Mae Greene of New York
city came to town last week and procured
a boarding place at j. e. Bingham,s. She
was engaged in selling glove cleaning
preparation and scissors sharpening ap-
paratus. She stayed few days and Mon
iay noon said she was going to the South
village and might not be back until late
in the day. Mr.. Bingham and wife have
begun to wonder what she meant by slate
in the day., for she has not shown up yet.
Neither has she paid her board bill. Mr..
Bingham became worried about her safety
and welfare Wednesday and hired a team
and started after her. He found that she
was all right on the way tn Randolph.
She left enough glove cleaning prepare.
ton and s-sharpening tools to last
the whole family of Binghams for half
century SO they are not out OF pocket by
her forgetting her board bill. She was a
Young lady OF pleasing appearance and
Mr.. Bingham believes she is honest and
will show up again, but at the same time
there is a question OF doubt IN MS mlno'
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