Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-08-04
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Arthur Putnam was at home from Barre
over Sunday.
J.D: Denison is attending court at Chel-
sea this week.
Hon. Cassius Peck OF Burlington was In
town Monday. -
"A son was born Saturday to Mr.. and
Mrs. George Dumas.
Mrs. Henry Harper, Jr., is spending a
Few days IN Roxbury.
w. A. Mcintosh was home over Sunday
from Lebanon, N. IL.
Mrs. Hugh Grove. and daughter went
monday 60 Colchester.
Q. Il. Ingalls, and wife are visiting this
week in North Fayston.
Miss Mabel Woodwork of Royalton
visited In town last Friday.
The band rendered a sererade to VIM.
ID. Dubois Saturday evening.
Miss Luna Wilson OF Hartford was
visitor here the first of the week.
Miss Lucie Wall has been in Rochester
this week attending house party.
Miss Ella Swinyer went TO Rochester
saturday for two weeks vacation.
c. III. Nichols,s wife and child of New
York city are ia town for a short stay.
Leon ID. Latham is a candidate for second
assistant cierkshlp in the Vermont House.
Peter Amore succeeds Dennis Cassidy
as BOSS OF one Uf the section gangs here.
j. M. Holman and wife, J. 4. Eldredge
DAY.
Miss Evelyn Thompson OF Swampscott,
Mass, came Tuesday for a months stay
here.
L. d. Draper and wife OF Cambridge,
Mass, visited at f. e. Healey's Gay last
week.
Mr.. A. w. whitcomb OF Randolph.
Mass, has been at W. b. Viall's this
week.
The houses OF DR.. A. c. Bailey and c.
e. Wyman have been wired for electric
lights.
John Daggett of Neponset. Mass, is
the guest of his daughter, Mrs. Irwin
Chase.
F. E. Dubois arrived Sunday morning
from Denver, Col. He looks hale and
hearty.
Chas. Wood came from Boston Monday
for a months vacation from his musical
studies.
DR.. and Mrs. L. o. Blanchard returned
the last OF the week from Highgate
Springs.
g. s. Moulton left Monday on a two
weeks trip to Connecticut, New York and
Saratoga.
Miss Jennie e. Simpson Of Lawrence,
Mass, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. o. b.
Copeland.
TIA. Wiley and Charles Webb OF North
field have been visiting at Elijah .Edson's
this week.
Miss Harriet Angel went back to st.
Johnsbury Thursday after vacation OF
two weeks.
Miss Georgia White came Saturday for
a vacation from work on the Bellows
Falls Times.
Mrs. Edgar williams and child OF Hart
ford, Conn.,, are visiting her mother, Mrs.
Ellen Young.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gardner s. Bosworth OF
Berlin visited several days recently at L.
B. Johnson's.
A.E. Bass returned from Camp Ran
dolph Saturday night and n. l.. Boyden's
family Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Gabrielle are SPEND
ing the week at the Profile House in the
White mountains.
The Randolph band is to furnish music
for Woodstock fair. II will be assisted py
several outside players.
Saturday party OF sixteen young peo-
pie from here went to Mirror lake in Ber-
lin and remained over Sunday.
The final match in the doubles tennis
tournament was postponed from last
week, probably until next week.
A. H. Bell is on trip Of several weeks
in the West for the benent OF his
health and rest from business.
Rev. v. n. Hardy, d. D., delivered the
sermon at the ordination of Edwin Ernest
Grant at Sharon Friday evening.
Frederick Leeds and @. N. Mccall left
Thursday for trip to Boston, New YORK
and intervening watering resorts.
Miss Bertha Manney returned the first
Of the week from a months stay at the
home OF her uncle In Middlebury.
Agar Carleton has finished his services
with the Rutland Herald and gone to
work for the Worcester, Mass, spy.
Rev. q. W. Morrow will resume his
desk at the Christian church next Sunday,
having finished his outing at Greensboro.
Ninetv-six tickets were sold here for
the excursion to Providence Island FRI
day. 1t was well patronized all along the
line.
Bertha and Faye Wardner, Maude Lam
son. Glare Bagley, Hattie and Fred Hay
ward have returned from Camp ldyiwlloe
in East Roxbury after stay oil nine days.
Misses Eunice Flint, Lucy Wall ana
Mvrtis Walbridge, accompanied py the
little daughter Of Parish Blanchard, arriv-
ed Sunday morning from Camp ran
dolph, Highgate Springs.
The fine and costs in State VS.. LiDDey,
amounting to about $66, were PAID Mon-
day. Considerable sympathy has been ex.
messed for him and we understand part
81 his fine was paid by subscription.
while driving fence posts Saturday
nth : fellow workman, the head OF a
sIedqe hammer slipped of, striking X; Z.
Tilson behind one ear and rsna emu nnt serd-
unconscious. The wound was not seri-
aus and he was soon all right
Two bicyclists, G. e; and 8. D. Rarig o.
New YORK city passed through 5 nsre ia to
pn ~ i eensie. then crossed over in TINS
Il rection. They were on their way TO
Montreal and Quebec and were 70 p [esu,n
q New York via Portland ana bos'on'
rbey made so to 95 miles per day.