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

Ernest Abbott is cGnvassing in Morrill,,
Me.
Col. Chandler returned to New York
Tuesday.
The Salisbury mill started again
Tuesday.
DR.. F. c. Angel and wife are visiting in
North Hero.
Gilman s. Moulton returned last week
from New York.
Henry II. Kohn OF Albany, N. Y, was
in town yesterday.
George Raymond of Hartford has been
in town this week.
Lester Newton of Medford, Mass, came
yesterday on visit.
The postoffice has been treated to new
coat OF paint inside.
Samuel Pressey OF Lebanon, N. H.,
spent the Fourth here.
r. G. Page and wife OF Burlington are
visiting at B. /. Pratt's.
Harry Clark has gone to the mountains
to work for the summer.
Charles Mccall arrived at Elm Cottage
Tuesday for the summer.
Mrs. Ned Alexander OF Montpelier Is
visiting her parents here.
Miss Lizzie Holman went to the Profile
House, N. H., this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. z. Stockwell OF Roches-
ter are visiting here this week.
The Grange will discuss the subject of
double taxation Saturday evening.
win Spear gathered SO bushels OF straw
berries in all from his small patch.
A party from this place and the Centre
went to Silver lake, Barnard, Tuesday.
Miss lila Bradley OF Woodstock returned
home yesterday after short visit here.
Mrs. Dimick, living on Fales street,
suffered slight shock few days since.
The next Good Templars' Union will be
held with Arcadia Lodge here July 2lst.
Herbert Kent of Orange, n. j., is visit
ing his brother on the F. p. Mann farm.
F. E. Wyman is at home from Water
bury, where he has been at work some
time.
Mrs. t. Kiley and two children OF Lynn,
Mass, are at Thomas Carrigan's for the
summer.
Mrs. II. A. Leonard returned Tuesday
from Tiverton, r. l., where she had been
visiting.
A. G. vinica of the electric force re-
turned Tuesday from few days spent in
Penacook, N. III.
While running with the Hose company
last evening, Parish Blanchard fell and
broke his right leg.
Forrest washburn has finished work
for ID. II. Morse and gone 10 New York
city to work in bakery.
A dog belonging to Fred Smith went
mad Friday, as was supposed, and was
killed before II had done any harm.
Names are being added constantly to
the roll OF the proposed new military
-
pected from Bethel.
e. P. Libbey has moved his confection-
cry esta blishment to the rooms in the
Richmond block formerly occupied by
the electric company.
Guy Lamson and Walter Woodward
have arrived home from college for the
summer. Mr.. Seelman, a college friend,
is here as Woodward's guest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Rogers OF Hard
wick, Mrs. DIR. Templeton OF New York
city and Mrs. Warren Bright of South
Royalton were guests at II. II. Beams last
week.
Mrs. Della Tilson, with her daughters,
Miss Mary Tilson and Miss Fannie Bass,
has gone to Middlesex to spend the sum-
mer with her daughter, Mrs. Charles
Leonard.
Rev. g. w. Morrow occupied his desk
IaC
He is at Barre Thursday representing the
Camp, s. Of ", al the state en-
We have received a paper containing a
notice OF the marriage OF Frederick t.
BrRdish, son of A. q. Bradish, formerly OF
this place, and Miss Martha J. MscAleese
OF Parrsboro, Nova Scotia, which took
place at the home of the brides parents in
June 18th. The couple will re-
side in Medford, Mass.
Ex-Mayor n. S. Peck of Burlington was
In town Saturday and secured the sigma
ture Of Judge Rowell to an injunction per-
hitting Loomis J -Smith, Peck's appointee,
TO act as chief OF police of Burlington un-
III the court can determine which is the
pointee or that Of his successor, Mayor
sutton.
Among the list of wounded at the bat
lie OF Santiago is the name of Arthur Nc |
AIlister, who formerly lived at Peth and /
who attended the Graded school here for /
time. He is q son of Conductor Meal 4
lister of the Pullman service. Arthur was /
member OF the Ninth Massachusetts 4
and is reported wounded in /
be left shoulder.
The Vermont State fair at Billings Park
n hite River Junction, viii commence
promises to be the greatest affair OF the
ind ever held in Vermont. Apart from
be exhibits Of the states farm. field and
airy products and live stock OF choice de-
criptions. the races over the Dew fast half
nIle track cannot fail to be q prominent
ezture.