Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-05-26
W. B. Wall went Tuesday to ottawa.


Friday.
Mrs. H. G. Hubbard OF Granville was
here Monday on business.
Mrs. W. W. Carpenter is visiting hei
son in Warren for week.
Miss Anne Dubois returned Tuesday
from weeks stay In Hanover, N. III.
o. p. Winch and A. A. Morse of North
field visited at Dan Morse's over Sunday
The Emerson mill has begun the man.
ufacture of butter box of improved pat
tern.
NJ. V. Chadwick was thrown from q
wheel Sunday, slightly spraining his
ankle.
There was large attendance at the M.
e. social at the Misses Matthew'S Friday
evening.
Prof. e. L. Chittenden OF Rochester was
here over Sunday, the guest OF Prof. M.
8. Villas.
Last Thursday Lyman Hutchinson frac-
tured his left wrist while breaking a
young colt.
Col. r. j. Kimball OF Brooklyn, N. Y,
came to Montague Place Saturday for a
few days stay.
Chas. e. Wood OF Boston came up Mon
day for few days vacation from his
musical studies.
Mrs. c. II. Marble OF Boston came last
Friday to spend a week at Will o. Nor
rill's, her brothers..
Forrest Washburn, who had been visit
ing his mother in Bridgewater, returned
the first OF tine week.
Tuesday morning Rev. and Mrs. Homer
White went to Woodstock to be present
at the wedding OF niece.
The houses Of c. M. Howard, c. W. A..
Putnam, William Holmes and e. l.. Sault
have been wired for electrics.
w. e. Blodgett was appointed district
deputy grand patriarch at the recent state
encampment of Odd Fellows.
Carl Thresher came up from Boston last
week to attend the auction OF his fathers
farm. He remained for few days visit.
Hugh Grove, formerly OF Randolph,
writes from Florida that he is member
OF Co. e of the Massachusetts volunteers.
Quite party OF young people, mostly
from the High school, have planned a
ride to Silver lake in Barnard next Satur-
day.
Two sisters OF charity OF Burlington
were here Tuesday soliciting funds for
the support of an orphans home in that
city.
Next Friday evening Prof. NJ. 8. Villas
class at his boarding place, No. Summer
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bradley and
daug liter, Tia, of Woodstock spent SUM-
day at A. II. Beedle's. Miss liza is still
visiting there.
Rev. Wesley Miller OF Bethel preached
at the M. e. church Sunday in exchange
with Rev. Geo. Howe, who conducted SER
vices in Gilead.
w. II. Kenney went yesterday to Lake
George, where ne has a situation as as
sistant steward on the steamer Horizon
for the summer.
Chas. Tewksbury OF Boston was here
Monday on his way north. Mrs. Tewks-
bury, who is still at White River juno
ton, is not so well.
Mrs. Nellie Williams OF Boston came
Thursday to A. e. Hendricks for short
visit. She was on her way to Camp
Olympia to see her son, Parish.
Monday afternoon DIR. Geo. p. Morris
took his departure for the klondike,
going directly to San Francisco by rail.
From there he will continue his journey
by boat to the gold fields.
Miss Lora Hutchinson, for the past
three months a trimmer In the millinery
department OF X. III. White q Co., arrived
Monday for few weeks vaca ton, most
OF which she will spend at her home in
West Brookfeld.
Last Thursday evening the south
bound express was delayed several hours
by an accident near Georgia. A shifting
engine at st. Adams ran away and strik-
ing out on the main line collided with
north bound freight. No material dam
age was done, but trains were hindeted
till the wreck was cleared.
x..aat{no ~ ha w
u. last Friday afternoon the following
officers were elected for the coming
year President, Mrs. Susie Morrow;
secretary, Mrs. w. w. Carpenter; treas
urer, Mrs. Ellen Newton; delegates to the
county convention at Chelsea June 8 and
10, Mrs. S. 8. Clark, Mrs. Q. B. Rogers,
Mrs. A. A. Smith, Mrs. Ellen Newton and
Mrs. Iona Chase.
Arthur T. Stafford OF Buffalo, N. ", who
recently purchased an interest in the
we'll known Gray farm, was there over
Sunday. in company with his father from
N. h., his brother from We'll
lesly. Mass, and Edward +. Higgins of
N. HI. This was the first
visit of the three last named gentlemen to
this town, and they expressed themselves
as greatly delighted with its many at
tractive features.
The following is clipped from the
Northheld items In tuesdays free
Press :-"Mrs. Ed Swan came to town last
week and took back with her 70 Randolph
her young daughter. Mr.. Swan makes
his home here. Over year since she left
him and has since lived with an uncle.
Mr.. Swan has begun action for divorce
ind states that he is not the father OF
,hild she has had since she left him. He
will take steps to have his daughter re-
,urned to this place to live with him."
At Worcester, Mass, last Saturday, In
he contest for athletic honors by repre- |
entatives OF ten colleges, j. B. Mcintyre
II this place won second prize in the two
nile bicycle race, for which there were
,ver 80 entries. The time made was 5:17
,ver a fiat track, beating the track record.
Boston papers speak highly Of the good
york done in this contest and BRAD" has
right to feel proud OF the large I'D"
which he has earned the right to wear
hereafter. Dartmouth's other represen-
atives failed to secure point.