Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-07-28
Randolph Continued
z. A. Thomas is in market.

Z. A. Thomas is in market.
w. B. Wall was in Rutland Tuesday.
J. b. Eldredge was in Warren over Sum
day.
Henry Hull is unable to work because of
i'll health.
Miss Flossie Forbes went to Ludlow
yesterday.
Simeon Webster went yesterday to Bel
lows Falls.
Mrs. Henry Allen returned to Bellows
Falls Tuesday.
G. w. Angel OF Rochester is visiting
here this week.
Harry Eaton is working temporarily in
j. +. Lamson's store.
Mrs. Florence Tobey has gone to Bur-
lington for a stay OF about month.
Jennie and Harry Morton have returned
from a weeks visit In South Royalton.
Will F. Wright OF Worcester. Mass, a
former resident, is here for a few days.
Miss Cassie Benham OF Brookfield is
spending the week with Miss Winnifred
Mann.
Mrs. Geo. French and son, Ralph, of
Everett, Mass, are guests at A. NJ. Hub
bard's.
A daughter was born Tuesday to Mr..
and Mrs. Wallace Morrill, OF East Ran
dolph.
Mrs. A.E.Kendrick and Miss May went
to Mt. Mansfield yesterday for two days
outing.
Mrs. w. w. Morton went to Queen City
park Tuesday. MIR. Morton joins her to-
morrow.
Miss Eva spaulding of st. Adams is Wis
iting her grandparents, NJ. s. Spaulding
and wife.
Rev. L. Bates OF Burlington, guest
of J. A. Fowler, preached at the White
church Sunday.
.sTbe Stone" will be the subject OF the
pastors sermon at the Baptist church
Sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. willard f. Martin were
In Burlington last week to attend the
wedding OF DR.. Sam Sparhawk.
Mrs. Charlotte Loomis OF Racine, Wis,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. w. w. Bean,
and will spend the summer here.
Regular communication OF Phoenix
lodge will be held Tuesday night, to be
visited by DID. G. NJ. e. K. Smith. Work.
large and attentive audience listened
to an Instructive and eloquent sermon by
Rev. w. r. Davenport at the M. E. church
last Sunday evening.
Don E. Moore OF Sharon and Lena B.,
uhuE0ltT Vi VI D. hhEEOtls Ntft uaIIltQ
yesterday at the brides home by Rev. v.
NJ. Hardy. They viii reside at Sharon.
II. W. Mcintyre is surveying the lots
and rectifying the roadways in the ceme-
terry according to a plan that he has
drawn, which, IL carried out in full, will
make the cemetery much more presents-
bic in appearance.
Miss M. Blanche Sparhawk has on ex-
hibition at the Sparhawk studio a collec
tion of beautiful hand painted china
which everyone is invited to inspect. II
Is the work of an artist friend whose de-
signs won prize at the Chicago EXPOSE
ton.
A history OF the Moulton family is be- !
ing prepared for publication by parties |
living in Massachusetts,. Local data is |
being looked up concerning the branch |
living in this vicinity. The family has an |
interesting history reaching back to the
twelfth century.
The military company held its FIRST drill /
at the schoolhouse Tuesday evening, us
ing the guns OF the school battalion. Fritz
Bass OF Norwich University gave the in
struction. The next drill will be next
Tuesday. About dozen more men are
needed to recruit the company to full
strength.
Vermont's great exposition at Billings
park Aug. 30 to Sept. 2 will fully recog
nize those two elements of modern pro-
gress, the cyclist and his wheel. There
will be a mammoth parade OF cyclists
and races galore. The champion trick
rider, Perrigo. of st. Johnsbury, will be
present and give performances of his skill.
Cyclists throughout New England are in
vited to take part in the parade and con-
tests.
Col. Edward W. Kendall, well known to
bur older citizens, Is again In town and is
employed by Salisbury Bros. in their fin
shing department. He has an enviable
war record. When the civil war broke I
1ut, being then Is years Of age, he enlist
ID as drummer boy in the Seventeenth
Massachusetts, Volunteers. In the same
regiment was Nelson A. Miles, then
second Lieutenant, now cournauder-in-
thief OF the American army. Kendall
lose through the different grades until be
vas mustered out at the end OF the war as
ieutenant colonel. He was wounded
even times. The colonel was bot DEM
)crat until Organism became the test.
When he was guilty Of his first act Of Sc
session. While living here in the cam
,aign Of so. be wsgered with Frank Girls
void on Hancock's election and In con-
sequence he wheeled Frank around the
ouare In a barrow and paid for a supper
q which about 50 sat down. Since leav-
ne here, be has been IN North Caroline
Until the present war broke out, when the
martial ardor got the upper hand and be
prepared to again buckle on the sword.
&c IL awaiting 2nother call for troops,
{ hen be means to get into the game or1rva