Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-09-15


Miss Julia Cummings returned to Meri-
den, n. h., Tuesday.
j. NJ. Atwood, Phenix life insurance
agent, was in town Tuesday.
Miss Bessie Hackett Is at work for Mrs,
W. NJ. Nation, dressmaking.
Mrs. G. L. Bowles is sick with typhoid
fever. The little boy is better.
Mrs. Frank Thorne's sister OF Boston is
spending the summer with her.
Miss Daisy Diamond OF Tunbridge is at
work in the family OF G. 8. Emery.
Wilfred Allen went to Canaan, N. H.,
Saturday where he is attending school.
Nelson Leonard OF Randolph, late OF Co.
|, 10th Regt., VT. VOL, was in town Satur-
day.
Mrs. Henry E. Mosher went to the Mary
Fletcher hospital, Burlington, Monday
for treatment.
H. s. Annis' sister, Mrs. Mary A. Rowe,
with her son, Clarence, OF Laconia, N. H,
is visiting him.
Fred E. Atwood returned tc Hanover, N.
b., Thursday ready for the fall term at
Dartmouth college.
A. E. Mills and wife and j. B. Atwood
and wife are visiting in Newbury and
Wells River this week.
About 40 OF our people attended the Co.
E field day at Barre last week and took in
the circus there Tuesday.
Mrs. T. s. Judd and Mrs. James Atwood
attended the Orange county veterans re-
union at Lake Morey last week.,
DR.. and Mrs. George II. Helmer are at
W. F. Hoods for a few days before going
to their home in New York city.
Alva Carpenter and wife went to st.
Johnsbnry Thursday to see Mr.. Cafpen-
ters brother, Daniel, who Is sick.
Ann E. Hall has been home for weeks
vacation from Dennis Giles at Tunbridge
where she has been at work this summer.
Prof. Lord and wife of Hanover, N. H.,
and j. K. Lord, his son, of st. Louis were
the guests of A. e. Mills at j. b. Atwood's
last week.
The union justice vote was q, follows:-
e. S. Emery, 263; II. l.. Bixby, 223; George
l. STOW, 219; Calvin Goodwin, 22Yi IA. ..
wood, u.s.
The vote cast for governor Tuesday was
as follows: z. @. Smith, Rep, pa; T. w.
Maloney, DEM, as; c. w. Wyman, Pro-,
g. In 1888 Circuit had 242; Jackson, 3S. In
1894 Woodbury. had 1874; Smith, As.
A good delegation OF veterans attended
the Orange county veteran soldiers reun-
ion at Lake Morey last week and report
very enjoyable meeting and one OF the
best camp fires held for many year.
Miss Blanche Townsend, Miss Belle
Chandler, Edwin Hubbard, Harold Com
stock and William Chaplin left Tuesday
Tor Meriden, N. H., where they are to at
tend school at the Kimball Union acad-
envy.
9. L. Hayward has just purchased new
sampson separator and thresher IN place
oil the Middletown he has been using. The
separator will, no doubt, do good business
put It would have seemed more appropri-
ate II he had got Dewey.
There was a reception at the residence
Oh the newly elected representative, Q. 3.
Emery, Tuesday night and about 400 were
present. An invitation was extended to
everybody to come. The lawn was Zig hted
with Chinese lanterns, and fruit, CAKE,
iemonade and cigars were served. MI.
Emery was called for and made few re-
marks. Owing to the rain, which began
% iali soon after eight o'clock, the party
was terminated at an early hour as only
small part OF the crowd could get into the
house.
The principal interest OF election day
conferred in the election oftown represent
awe. 1t was predicted that large vote
W., would be cast and the prediction was YER
lned IS the check list recorded 356 voters
sna SO6 OF them we're at the polls. curtis
. Emery was elected on the first ballot oy
handsome majority of which he may wen
oe proud. The Republican party has oeen
somewhat divided OF late. dating back 70
me election and it, G. mp-ign twp years
ago so they went to the poiis without
caucus ard with two car d ia tes In the
6e'd, {. ;. Emer, AID +. r. Mox'ey- d.
y. blxhy, the D. mocrstic candidate, car
tleo his full pariy strength. The voting
Usgan promptly at 10 o'clo~k and contin.