Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-06-22
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Melzar Woodbury. was in Montpelie,
the first OF the week.
Several couples from this place drove Il
Barnard to spend Sunday.
l.. e. Thayer OF Newport visited at A
Z. Hendricks over Sunday.
| Mrs. Rosa Mcintyre and Miss MARY
were In Montpelier Monday.
Edward Bigelow and wife OF Royalto1
visited friends here Saturday.
George G. Pratt has moved back &c
town from Barre Plains, Mass.
Mrs. o. o. Rogers has gone to East Rox
bury TO visit for week or more.
Misses Carrie Young and Bernice Nc.
COLON spent Sunday in Gaysville.
Lee Kimball OF Mortified was a guest
at II. A. TEACHERS the last OF the week.
Miss Geneive Lamson went to Boston
Tuesday TO spend some time with rela.
tives.
The Woman's Auxiliary will meet with
Mrs. Homer W bite next Thursday after
noon.
Mrs. Lula Tinkham came Monday from
Newport for vacation from typesettiDR
lsbors.
Frank II. Beals and wife OF jamestown,
\. Oak, we're guests at W. B. Walls over
Sunday.
Mrs. Anna Chase went to Northampton,
Mass, Friday TO return with her daugh-
ter, Allace.
About 1000 Of the $500 copies OF "Pic-
turesque Randolph" have already been
disposed Of.
Thomas Ranney came last week to visit
his wife and daughter, Helen, al NJ. l..
Chadwick's.
Miss Myrtle Coulmbe came from Bethel
Saturday for a weeks vacation here and
at Mortified.
Rev. {. r. Partridge OF Windsor stopped
here Friday on his return from the Ma
sonic convention.
Misses Anne Dubois and Allace Chase
are at home from smith college for the
summer vacation.
c. NJ. Manu,wh has been canvassing In
the Wells River valley recently, was at
home over Sunday.
Peck Brothers OF Montpelier have
placed a new Quincy steam boiler in the
house Of II. Z. Soper.
c. w. A. Putnam has finished work for
Salisbury Bros. and gone TO work in the
Souto furniture mill.
g. j. Prince sells out everything at auc-
ton in Depot square, Randolph, next
Monday at $3.50 a. IN.
Mrs. Kate Fairbanks OF Springfield Wis
tied her daughter, Mrs. 5. j. Walbridge,
Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Maud (Hutchins) Radmond OF
Boston is visiting her cousin, Mrs. +. Z.
Evans, for a month or so.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Varney returned
to c, r. Pope's last week after spending
the winter In Bridgewater.
Miss Sara LOOMS, who Is studying
dressmaking at Montpelier, came down
last week for short vacation.
Rev. W. n. Chidley will address the
union temperance meeting at the Chris
tian church next Sunday evening.
The Rev. Homer White went Tuesday 10
Rutland TO attend the annual convention
OF the Episcopal church in Vermont.
The ladies' OF 81. Johns church will
have a sale OF fancy and useful articles on
the afternoon and eve ming OF July IS.
Miss Florence Forbes completed a
wears work at the Montpelier Methodist
seminary last week and returned home.
VIM. II. Dubois was confined to the
house last week with Inflammation OF the
larynx, from which he has now recovered.
Henry Sawyer came Saturday from Bos-
ton TO spend a short vacation al Z. A.
TEACHERS and with relatives at the Center.
A son was born Friday to Mr.. and Mrs.
George Mann OF Quechee. The youngster
weighed 3 Ia lbs. Georges smile can be
imagined.
Burton Thresher, who had been at home
since last winter, ret urned to Boston
Monday to resume work as Pullman car
conductor.
l.. r. sawtell OF Brockton, Mass, last
week visited his brother, Z. W. Sawtell,
who boards at s. n. Fisk's and works al
Salisbury's.
Mrs. n. W. McCollom accompanied
her husband to East Brookfield last week,
spending several days with Mrs. WIN
Richardson.
DIR. Jesse Thompson OF Rutland came
last Friday to visit Mrs. Jennie Bass, MS
niece. who is now convalescent after
long Illness.
F.A, Phillips OF Phenix lodge OF this
n lace was elected district deputy at the
session OF the Grand Lodge held al Bur
lington last week.
At the Grange meeting saturday even
ing eight candidates will be instructed IN
the third and fourth degrees ana pan
uuet In their honor will be served.
Almon Morse has lemon tree standing
near his house, with large sized lemons
that have grown the past winter. VINO
saws We cant grow lemons in vermont
Charles a. Dubois OF Chicago spent
and Monday at his home nere, ou
his way to Boston to attend meeting on
the directors OF the Western Electric To-
The round-trip ordinary car fare 10
Detroit TO the national Christian Enoea'
yor convention July 5-12 is 90; " COW
ers pullman car and hotel fares ior ING
week in addition.
Last wear the various taxes raised were
as follows:-Town, 45c.; highway, ~ ~
village, 15c.; school, iOc. totsl, "a