Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-08-04
Col. R. J .Kimball and son, VIM. Eugenl

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Col. r. j .Kimball and son, VIM. Eugene,
| are here this week.
| Adolph Obrig and wife OF New York
city are guests at Montague Place.
Miss Mary Eaton, guest at Glenside
cottage, returned to Boston yesterday.
George r. Morse OF New York city was
at Montague place two days last week.
Mrs. Michael Reagan OF st. Adams came
down Tuesday to visit Miss Mary j.. hea-
gan.
w. C. Cushman and George Drew are
assisting at the Bean barber. shop this
week.
Levi Needham is still quite i'll and his
place is taken at the barber shop by Chas.
Hubert.
Rev. j. r. Cushing OF Maiden, Mass,
will preach at the Nj. e. church Sunday
morning.
| Albert Eckert Chandler and Miss Flea
nor Senton OF Rutland arrived yesterday
at Mari Castle.
The aged mother OF Mrs. Milton Chad
wick, Mrs. Moulton, is seriously i'll at
Mrs. Chadwick's.
j. j. Blanch, station agent at West
Braintree, was quite severely bitten by
dog in the face Friday.
Mrs. Henry Manchester and two chill
dren of Concord, N. H., came Tuesday and
are guests at Valley farm.
Mrs. NJ. w. Bachelor OF st. Johnsbury
recently visited at A. j. Fosters. Mrs.
Batchelder is a sister OF Mrs. Foster.
Invitations announce the wedding of
Eugene d. Segar and Miss Inez Abbott
to take place at the Congl church Aug. IL.
The Epworth League will hold lawn
party Friday evening at the home OF Dan
G<.L 81 a. 20. nh a ora
invited.
"Sinking Downward and Struggling
Upward" will be the subject OF the pas
tors sermon at the Baptist church Sunday
morning.
The presence of A. W. Edison OF N. Y.
city at the summer school gives his many
old pupils and friends here an opportunity
to greet him.
The Rough Riders were beaten yester-
day, by West Braintree, IL to 10. The
Randolphs mot the Rough Riders) will
play Brookfield here Saturday.
E Clarence Cleveland is among the typhoid
fever patients taken from Chiekamauga to
the hospital at Fort Mcpherson, Ga. At
last report he was recovering.
District Deputy E. e. Smith and George
johnson of Post Mills visited Phoenix
lodge OF Masons Tuesday evening. There
was work on the third degree.
The check list to be used at Freeman's
meeting is in the hands OF the printer. |
Aug. II and Sept. 3 have been fixed on |
which corrections will be made by the |
board Of civil authority at the town clerks
Office.
The committee on arrangements for |
Achildren's nightn at the grange meeting |
next week wish to invite all he children |
OF the patrons to be present and enjoy the |
occasion. All are requested to participate
in the program.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry l. Abbott OF Co.
lumbus, o., who are taking a several Il
weeks trip East, visited Mrs. W. F.
Wedgwood and other friends last week.
Mrs. Abbott is a daughter OF DR.. Lucius
c. Herrick OF Columbus, former resi-
dent OF this town VINO began the study of
with DR.. c. L. Stewart.
Friday evening Of next week is-the time
for the song recital by Charles E. Wood,
who has spent the past year in Boston
studying with Prof. VIM. Dobson. His
friends look forward TO this opportunity
81 hearing him during his vacation here.
For the past three months Mr.. Wood has
been filling the position OF tenor at the
First Methodist Episcopal church IN SOM
.rville, for which place be was chosen
rom among numerous candidates who