Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-06-30
Randolph Continued

Francis Eaton is In town from Kinks
vile, Mo.
Capt. J. E. Eldredge moves into his new
Office today.
Miss NJ. Blanche Srarhawk returns from
Boston today.
E. ID. Segar OF Burlington was at home
over Sunday.
DIR. and Mrs. Russlow have returned
from Danville.
E. E. Brooks and wife are camping at
Queen City Park.
Mrs.John Sargent returned from Frank
lin, N. H., Tuesday.
Mrs. George A. Laird OF Royalton came
today to visit relatives.
Prof. N. +. Merrill of Burlington was at
w. w. Morton's Monday.
II. b. Bell is taking few days outing
in st. Adams and vicinity.
Miss Myra Morse OF Mortified is guest
at her brothers, Dan Morses.
Eighty-on tickets were sold here to the
Vergennes excursion yesterday.
A son was born Tuesday to Mr.and Mrs.
Frank Tyler OF North Randolph.
Miss Kate Howard has been spending
the past two weeks in Morrisville and Eli
more.
MISS Nlln0lt AldEk Vi DIOOku6lQ HIS
been guest this week OF Mrs. A. A.
Smith.
Eugene Kimball entertained a party OF
friends Saturday evening with gramo-
phone.
Ed Hobart and wife OF Windsor were in
town Monday to attend Mrs. Hutchinson's
funeral.
Mrs. James Thompson OF South Royal
ton is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. j. Foster.
Hobart Peck and Chester Hood have
finished work in Lynn, Mass, and re-
turned home.
The stamp provision of the new revenue
law goes into effect tomorrow. "Remem-
Der the Maine"
Rev. Mr.. Laird OF Waterbury preached
Sunday at the White church. Mr.. Hardy
is at Morrisville.
1.-The War; Will be the subject OF the
PASTORS discourse at the Baptist church
Sunday morning.
c. F. Moulton and family are spending
the week in Hanover. His son, Sherman,
graduates from Dartmouth.
Mrs. Eta Clapp of Boston and Miss Fam
ME Tuxbury of Windsor visited Mrs. Mary
one day last week.
Mrs. B. F. Chadwick, accompanied by |
Miss Nettie Robbins, is spending a few |
days with friends in Burlington.
Robert Miller and wife OF Detroit, Mich, |
and Mrs. j. c. Burnett and daughter OF |
Bethel visited at Joel Putnam's yesterday. /
Mrs. A. w. Rollins OF Washington, ID.
c., and her sister, Mrs. Laura j. Holden, /
spent last week at Mrs. Mary Goldsbury's.
There will be a magniscope and graphic
phone entertainment at Grange hall Sat-
urday evening under the auspices OF the /
G. A. r.
George Ryder and Bradford Mcintyre I
intend to enter bicycle race at Hardwick
the Fourth. Fred Curtis goes with them
tomorrow to that place.
The last meeting of the summer for
Bible study at the c. s. chapel will be held
Wednesday evening, July 9Th. The chap
Ell has been wired for electrics.
Mrs. A. E. Pease, sister of j. w. Hale,
and his niece, Mrs. T. NJ. Baker, OF Win
throp, Mass, are visiting him, having
been called here by the death OF Mrs. Hale. /
Rev. Homer White acted as one OF the
Judges at the n. u. prize speaking at
Mortified Tuesday evening. William S.
Pingree Of Hartford, son OF the ex-govern-
,r, won first prize.
Harry Clark, Bradford Mcintyre, Chas.
Cushman, John Chase and Clarence
Hodges and Misses Belle Morse and Mary
:. Tewksbury are at home from college
or the summer vacation.
Rev. Homer White composed poem en-
tiled, "Green Mountain Boys OF '9S,'
which was read at a soldiers relief enter
at Mortified. The poem has
,sen sent to Co. F at Chickamauga and
'leases the boys greatly.
At the meeting of the military company
donday evening, 26 signed the rolls, agree
ng to go to war If called. An effort is be-
1g made to raise the number to 81. II
his is done, the boys will undergo phys
,al examination and be ready to organize.
W. s. Speare has been doing a rushing
usiness the past week gathering his
raw berry crop. Up to last night be had
licked from three -fourths of an acre IS
ushels of berries. Fifteen hands have
cen at work some of the time. Berries
re retailing three baskets for a quarter.