Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-07-27
oliver Tucker bias moved to Boston.

/ Oliver Tucker has moved to Boston.
Charles Briggs aud family spent sunday
at Berlin Pond.
/ A. A. Atwood returned to Plymouth, N
H., yesterday, via Barre.
Mrs. b. w. Walker OF Penaeook, N. H.,
has moved Der goods here.
A party OF young people pienicked in
Mari. Castle park Tuesday.
r. w. Allen and family of Chelsea vis-
tied at w. p. Flint's over Sunday.
Mrs. Eugene Holman and Mrs. ID. f.
Chase were in Montpelier yesterday.
MIR. and Mrs. willard Martin went to
Burlington Tuesday TO spend few days.
Arthur G. Vaughan OF Woodstock is
visiting here this week, coming Tuesday.
John, Oldest son OF Charles J. white, is
i'll with typhoid fever and attended by
Or. Angel
The Baptist picnic is being held today
instead OF next Thursday, as stated on
another page.
Rev Howard Chidlev preached in Barn
ard Sunday in the interests OF the Anti
Saloon league.
VIM. Holmes fell several days ago, lam
ing himself so that crutehes were called
into requisition.
About 80 were in attendance upon the
w. r. G. social and supper at Z. 7. Lilies
Tuesday evening.
Ira Wiilisms reports the arrival OF the
''elm' worm" which has stripped the elms
in various sections.
Miss Brownell OF Burlington. a college
friend OF Miss Mary {. Tewksbury, was
her guest Tuesday.
Mrs. Eliza A. Frost OF Hanover has
been quite III at w. II. Dubois the past
week, but is now better.
Miss Carrie Post OF Brooklyn, y. Y, ar
rived Monday and is boarding for several
weeks at L. T. SparhswK's.
VIM. Mann went back to his work at
Saratoga, n. Y. Tuesday. He had been at
home since May for a vacation.
Flint q Rowell shipped l25 sheep and
lambs, (3to SCI 40 calves, a lie. }; 9 cat
tie and IL hogs, % 2c.); Monday.
Hon. James Hutchinson and Dean
Wedgwood went to Camp Randolph at
Highgate Springs Tuesday for few days
outing. Justin Holman and Willis Chand-
Ter joined the pleasure seekers Monday,
and Saturday night DR.. r. o. Blanchard
and Fred Dubois struck camp for few
days fishing.
The people OF Randolph are to be con-
graduated on having an opportunity to
hear Mr.. Frank X. Conklin, dramatic
reader and entertainer. OF New York cltv
on Monday evening, July 81, at the NJ. +
church under the auspices OF the Epworth
League. Mr.. Conklin stands at the head
OF entertainers in New York city, appear
ing there last season almost as many times
as all other entertainers together. He
comes highly recommended and has Civ.
en- the best OF satisfaction in the several
towns where he has appeared this sum
mer in Vermont. You cannot afford to
miss il.
Miss Elsie Powers was at home from
White River Junction over Sunday. The
following from last weeks Landmark
Sill be OF interest here:--"Miss Elsie S.
Powers is a woman OF rare gifts as her
work last Friday evening az the Metho.
dist church demonstrated. Her talk up
on physical culture was presented in a
most interesting and convincing manner
She proved her position at every step and
one would think that every person who
values health would wish to become in.
structed in the system OF physical culture
ut which she Is the exponent. During the
evening Miss Powers gave several selec-
tons in which she displayed great versa
tility, beautiful voice and a most charm.
ing personality"
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