Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-06-09
Randolph.

george Tatro went to Boston Monday
DR.. w. s. Curtis was at the capital Fri.
day.
day.
The Christian parsonage is being re.
painted.
Mrs. Louis Cook is visiting her sister in
Underhill
John Chase was down from the U. "
M. over Sunday.
James Merriam OF Meriden, Ct. was
here over Sunday.
Hermon Morse OF Montpelier was down
the last Of the week.
w. F. Blood has been in Montpelier
several days this week.
Lawyer M. M. Wilson was In Bethel
Saturday on business.
Melvin Burnham OF williamstown was
In the place Saturday.
Miss Linnie Jones spent Sunday at her
home In West Braintree.
Camp Randolph, Highgate Springs, will
be opened about July 18th.
Ben Gage went to St. Johnshury Mon
day as witness in lawsuit
Misses Gertrude and Jessie Parsons are
In Boston for atwo weeks visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Jewett OF Rochester
visited at N. u. Harris over Sunday.
A son was born Friday morning to
Postmaster j. B. Eldredge and wife.
Mrs. F. Fl. Joslyn is spending several
days with relatives in East Braintree.
Mrs. @. c. Stevens has moved into the
upper tenement in DR.. Morton's house.
Mrs. 8. V. Holman OF Boston came
Tuesday to Glenside to spend the summer.
Mrs. John Il. Wadleigh slipped and
sprained her knee quite badly last Sat-
urdsy.
Miss Lena Ellison went yesterday to
Tbompson's Point, Charlotte, for the
summer.
tary hop in Burlington last Friday
evening.
Rev. M. T. Morrill, OF Woodstock ex-
changed pulpits Sunday with Rev. g. w.
Morrow.
Chas. Campbell has gone to Royalton to
work on the new railroad bridge being
built there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Blossom and Master
Forrest OF Bethel spent Memorial day at
A. j. Fosters.
g. H. Adams, who finished work for
Marcott & Hayes some time ago, has
moved to Gaysville.
Judge Rowell presides at the June term
of Bennington county court, now In ses-
sion at Manchester.
Mrs. N. J. whitehilI OF Montpelier
came down Friday to spend few days
with Mrs. E. A. Thomas.
The Salisbury mill is not running this
week, the Salisbury brothers being at
Greensboro for an outing.
G. E. Wyman OF the Globe Wall Paper
company went to Waterbury last week,
W here he had a contract for work.
Mrs. q. L. Merchant went to Lawrence,
Mass, last week for a several weeks stay
with her sister and other relatives.
County court opened at Chelsea Tues
day. The local lawyers and the jurymen
drawn from this town were present.
Arthur s. Bean, who is an attendant at
the state asylum at Waterbury, comes to-
day for brief stay at his home here.
FIJI. Joslyn went to Concord, N. H.,
last week with horse he had purchased
some time ago for man OF that city.
Col. R. J. Kimball arrived Friday to
superlntend the improvements at Monta-
que Place. He returned to the city Sat-
urday.
Julius Montgomery resumed work with
the bridge gang Monday after a two
weeks lay of caused by an accident to
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his thumb.
IF. Lamson subpoenaed witnesses In
South Royalton, Hartland, Roxbury and
Braintree Thursday, driving 80 miles dur
ing the day.
Invitations are out for the 18th wedding
anniversary OF DR.. and Mrs. v. NJ. Hardy,
to be held next Monday evening at the
First Congregational church.
Charles Stimets OF New Haven, Ct,
takes Roy Thayer's place ct the Brigham
creamery. The latter has gone to Boston
to work for the Brigham company.
Fred and Harry Beedle OF Keene, N. H.,
came last week for short stay at A. H.
Beedle's. They had been In attendance
upon the Mann. Dewey wedding at Que
chez.
Rev. and Mrs. Homer White returned
Friday from Felchville, where they had
been visiting his brothers. Miss Georgia
White of Bellows Falls also visited there
during their stay.
Young pedestrians should look to their
laurels. s. G. Varney, aged % years, re-
Gently walked In four hours from Barnard
to the home OF his SON In law, Z. Z. Pope,
a distance of fourteen miles.
A. A. Atwood arrived Friday from
Plymouth, N. H., where he has been stay |
ing with his son, ]. w. Atwood. He will
.alusiu for two weeks at least while re- |
Operating after a recent illness.
Miss Carrie Lamson came Tuesday from |
Philadelphia and is stopping at j. F.
Lamson's while Idleton cottage is being |
wired for lights, etc. The re-
fnainder Of the family will come later.
Mrs. ID. NJ. English, Of Brookfield, who
had snent several wee ks here with Mrs.
Hattie Lamson, her daughter, went to
Boston Monday to visit another daughter,
Mrs. Geo. ID. French, who formerly lived
here.
Mrs. G. E. Abbott, Mrs. r. e. Parker,
Hon. and Mrs. N. L. Boyden and Mrs.
susa Bass have been in Springfield this
week to attend the twenty sixth annual
convocation Of the Grand Chapter,
o. E. s.
Chas. q. Dubois went to Rutland FRI
dav 70 attend a meeting OF the Marble
City Electric Light company, OF which ne
is president. Saturday be was Joined oy
his brother, John, who accompanied him
on his return to Chicago