Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-07-07

L. W. Griswold was in Bethel Saturday.
Henry Martin was in Randolph Mon
day.
P.L. Weber was in Brandon day re-
Gently.
Ben Whitaker was in town Sunday and
Monday.
R.H. Hassam returned to New York
Monday.
Miss Grace Dean spent day in town
recently.
John Lyon returned from Springfield
last week.
Mrs. Hannah Pierce returned home last
Thursday.
John w. Campbell was in Burlington
Thursday.
Mrs. Abigail Gleason OF Rutland is Wis
iting in town.
Walter Barry and Roy Andrews were in
Bethel Monday.
Ransom Morgan spent Sunday in town
with his mother.
Chaffee's orchestra played for dance
in, Warren July A.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
+. Johnson June n.
Hattie Erwin OF NJ alone, N. Y, is the
guest OF Allen Darrah.
W. y. hOIElb lClt nCAC III AfCn YIN
last week Wednesday.
Miss Helen Marsh returned from God
dard seminary last week.
Chas. Hulett and wife were in Warren
to attend dance Monday.
Chas. Gokey aud son, Harry, OF North
field are in town this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. NJ. Taggart returned
from st. Johnsbury Friday.
Miss Kiser of Plainfield is the guest OF
Mrs. Fletcher for few weeks.
Miss. Ellis OF Roxbury visited Miss
Blanche Durham he past week.
Sheriff Whitaker and family of Rutland
have been in town the past week.
Mrs. George Austin and daug liter, Kate,
are visiting Mr.. and Hrs. ID. o. Goodno.
Alfred WhitcomD OF Randolph, Mass.
is spending the summer with Mrs. Martha
Cove. 4
Rev. T. Roscoe has been in Hartland
this week to attend the banquet OF the Y.
p. q. U.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Bull OF Waltham,
Mass, registered at the Rochester House
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carrot Shirley went to
Orange, Mass, Saturday to be absent sew
eral weeks.
Mrs. A. N. Robinson and daugh Sadie,
of Dandy are visiting her daughter, Mrs.
e. L. Martin.
Mrs. John Gould and children OF Chica-
go are spending the summer with Mrs.
Agnes Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. e. Tfudo of Middle
bury recently visited his brother, j. e.
Trudo, and family.
Mrs. w. ID. Huntington and son and
Millette and Robert Guernsey were in
town day last week.
School on Maple Hill closed July |. The
pupils having no marks were Floss, Vesta,
Grace and Ralph Lyon.
Miss Anna Harvey OF Weybridge is Wis
iting her grandmother and other relatives
in town for few weeks.
The school taught by Miss Mabel Eaton
closed Friday. She went to her home in
Orange, Mass, Saturday.
G. B. Hubbard and wife of Whitiog and
Miss Emma Cox from Michigan spent
last week with G. Stanley and family.
Mrs. Geo. P. WEIGH and son and Mrs.
Oliphant of Cleveland, o., are spending
the summer with Mr.. and Mrs. E. l..
/, Pierce.
Mrs. o. g. Martin and daughter, Callie,
were in Barre to attend commencement at
Goddard seminary, where her daughter,
Grace, was graduated.
JerrY SLOQQATO leib mere 1lOuudy IuOIu-
ing with the little bay mare and buck
board for Brimfield. Mass, distance OF
$50 miles. He expects to be five days max
ing the trip.
Friends OF Mrs. Eunice Whittock re-
ceived sad news Monday of the death of
her only son, Henry, by drowning at
Manchester, N. H., last Friday. The re-
mains were brought here for burial
Wednesday.
DIR. Claude NJ. Campbell and DIR. Harry
V. Hubbard have returned from the medi-
cal college at Burlington. They have sue
cessfully passed the examinations and are
now ready for practice in some good field.
We wish them success.
Misses Anna Boyd, Stella Cady, Rahine
Blackinton, Mrs. u. s. Boss, e. r. Rey
nolds and W. B. Arnold of North Adams,
Miss Bertha Dunlope Of Chicago, e. L.
Hill OF Boston, Augustus Monaban and
Roy II. Hassam OF New York city are at
the Old Home for few days.
At the school meeting of the Graded
school district last week Tuesday evening,
II. II. Cushman was elected moderator; e.
Ii. Edgerton, clerk; ID. McCollom, treas
urer; James p. Stockwell, collector; W.
H. Campbell, committee; Z. c. Harvey, ].
p. Stockwell and w. ID. Huntington, audi
tors. Ii was voted to put in furnace and
raise tax Of z0c. on a dollar.
Inc rourtn OF July picnic IN NORM mol
low was a success. A goodly number of
people listened to pleasing literary and
musical program. The most notable fea-
ture OF the afternoon was the act per-
formed by Rev. John Lewis Reeder unit
ing Miss Mary Ellis of Roxbury and NJ.
Newton Clark OF the Chicago sconserva-
tory. The contracting parties were at
tired respectively in brown travelling suit
and conventional bIaek. A.sKezer and
Miss Blanche Dnnham accompanied the
couple, Miss Jennie Hail playing spir-
tied patriotic wedding march. The gifts
were numerous and unique. The con-
CALCULATIONS that were showered upon the
happy couple were hearty and sincere.
Notice.