Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-08-25
Randolph Continued

I'D. Denison was in Montpelier Mon
W. NJ. o'Neil is in Cambridge for a few
days.
G. II. Slack lost good farm horse last
week
Miss Minnie Carpenter is in Boston for
few days.
Lucius Webb was at Queen City Park
over Sunday.
Miss Flossie Forbes returned yesterday
from Ludlow.
Miss Glare Bagley returned to Keene,
N. H., Sunday night.
A. c. Holman and mother returned
Monday to st. Adams.
Mrs. Moses Bagley and son are visiting
in the vicinity OF Stowe.
Orson Woodcock and wife are visiting
In Barre and Montpelier.
Mrs. Henry Tobey is visiting at Essex
Junction and Burlington.
Mrs. Birney Pratt an0 Mrs. Burroughs
are visiting In Northfield.
Sylvester Bill OF Manchester, N. H., Is
stopping at Oliver hoods.
Charles Warren OF Claremont, N. H., is
visiting his uncle, A. ID. Steele.
Sylvester Little has sold to Augusta
Morrill, place at East Randolph.
The road commissioner has laid piece
OF stone road near NJ. ID. Church's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nate Busby OF Philadel-
phia are at Idleton for few days.
Mrs. s. M. Webb and Clarence and
Mary Webb are visiting in Chester.
Mrs. J. A. Bates and Miss Eva are on a
two weeks trip in New Hampshire.
John Kimball left town on the Friday
morning train, presumably for Boston.
Mrs. Clifford, aged over so, living at
Arson Burroughs, is quite seriously i'll.
Miss Bertha Hodges of Scranton, Pa, a
teacher In New Orleans, is visiting here.
Louis Booth OF New port has been stop
ping at Photographer Pierce's this week
NJ. ID. Church returned Monday from a
few days spent in camp at Highgate
Springs.
Davenport, the stock buyer, shipped a
carload OF cows Monday which he pur-
chased in this vicinity.
Owing to a break in machinery, the
Salisbury mill was shut down from Satur-
day noon until Tuesday.
Mrs. A. F. Prince and daughter, Fanny,
OF Hinckley, ILL.,, who we're guests at @. J.
Princes last week, started home Tuesday
C. A. Clark of Haverhill, Mass, was in
town Monday looking at various PAGES
with an idea OF buying. He will return
later.
Mrs. w. c. Wright and daughter, who
had spent two months at Mr.. w. W.
Jones', returned Tuesday to Medford,
Mass.
The Randolph Brookfield ball game
scheduled for yesterday was postponed.
The Randolphs will play the Tunbridge
team here Saturday. IL.
Will Tyler has finished a masonry job
for Henry Wills in Brookfeld. He says
there is lever OF new cellar matches in
Beanville, barrel width.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Morse and daugh-
ter, Stella, have been visiting in Williams
town, Berlin and Barre the past week,
taking their trip by team.
Warren Slack and Harry Brown, RAN
dolph boys in Co. F, arrived home from
rather poor physical condition and will
be allowed a short furlough. Brown lost
- lbs. In the hospital.
The Rochester boys came here yesterday
to play the second gamein the three-town
league, but heavy showers prevented the
game. The remainder OF the schedule is
as follows: Rochester vs. Bethel at Roch-
ester, Aug. "a; Rochester VS. Randolph at
Rochester Aug. 81; Bethel vs. Randolph at
Randolph Sept. 3; Rochester VS. Bethel at
Bethel Sept. 10.
As viii be seen from our state news,
Gov. Grout proposes to reorganize the
Vermont militia soon, disseminating the
Fuller battery, and adding several new
companies Of infantry to take its place.
IL is very likely that one of these COM
panies can be secured for Randolph and
there are enough young men willing to
join 1t to fill its ranks at the start. Ran
dolph made early application for a CON-
pany and seems TO be one OF the towns on
the governors program.