Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-07-06


Monday.
W. A. Mcintosh was at home from Leb.
anon over Sunday.
The band concert Monday evening at.
t'acted large crowd.
! Mrs. ID. j. Morse has returned from a
Two weeks stay in Northield.
Misses Annie Walsh, Mary and Geueiye
Lsmson returned from Boston last week,
Lucy Flint and Florence Lesyy visited
week. i''
Miss Maietta Clark OF Moretown has
bard's.
Mrs, g. F. Swallow OF BROOKLYN, n. Y,
Is visiting Mrs. VIM. II. Dubois, her
i cousin.
The Salisbury factory closed over the
Fourth from Friday night until this
morning
! George ID. Jarvis OF MeKannon Bros. &
Co., music dealers, OF Burlington was in
town Friday.
Mrs. John Callahan went to Lebanon,
=. a., saturday to spend few days with
her husband.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Bass returned from
Windsor Monday, Mr.. Bass having spe Mt
Sunday there.
Mrs. NJ. A. Tewksbury and j. W. Ray
mond went to York Beach, Me-, Monday
for an outing.
Frank Griswold was in Windsor Mon
aay 10 purchase pair OF horses for par
ty in West Superior, Wis.
DR.. j. Z Prescott, the oculist, is to be
At the Red Lion Inn, Randolph, July IS
Aug. l. See his ad.
G D. Williams and family go this week
70 Hilburn, n. Y, where Mr.. Williams
has a situation on farm.
Will Gourley went to Mortified yester-
day 10 work at plastering the addition
being built to the Mortified House.
Misses Mary. Marjorie and Lucille
Wheeler Of w. r. Junction are guests OF
theif grandmother, Mrs, A. A. Smith.
Charles E. Wood came from Boston yes.
terday to spend a two months vacation
at the home Of mis- father, VIM. S. Wood.
Misses Lucie Wall ana Eunice Flint at
tended the NJ. commencement at North.
held and cadet hop at Montpelier Thurs
day.
Ernest Abbott has secured a position In
the office OF the Vermont Marble COM
pany al Proctor and began work last
week.
Misses Emma Moses and Florence soper
have closed their schools in Marshfeld
and East Granville, respectively, and re-
turned home.
Miss Lees and Miss Gertrude Lees OF
MiddlebHry and Miss Lorens Hutchinson
OF Mortified came Monday to visit at
A. NJ. Hubbsrd's.
n,fta shar, f-,at, 1885,, -. C.sa...
aud Saturday mornings, June 30th and
July LIST. Some little damage to tender
vegetation resulted.
Mrs. s. s. Briggs, Mrs. Mary Granger
and two children of BrocktoD, Mass, are
in town for the summer, visiting at pres
emit at VIM. Woods.
Sherman Moulton is gaining an idea OF |
the practical side OF the law in J. ID. Dem |
sons office during his vacation from /
Harvard Law school.
K. A. Hatch has been appointed town /
clerk by the selectmen to succeed Henry |
w Tewksbury. Mr.. Hatch is a nice pan. !
man, a careful accountant and conscien-
,ious in all his work.
w. w. Jones has a very "a re specimen
81 money in the form OF a Ave dollar
note issued by the United States bank in
1888 He found II among the effects OF
Mrs. Jones grandfather.
Julius Seymour and wife of Derby, Ct,
Henry Seymour OF Ansonia and Mrs.
Frank Seymour and daughter, Ellen, OF
New Haven were called here by the seri.
rus illness Of their mother, Mrs. David
The drawing qualities OF a Fourth OF
July celebration were illustrated when
fright and early Monday morning party
u IA, comprising several generations OF
eveTal families apparently, drove into
own in an old lum Der wagon with boards
or seats. They announced that they
we're on their way to Bethel for Tuesdays
acket and "Wanted ter git thar in season
err see the hull thing" They were from
loxbury and their patriotism was bound
ess.
The members of U. S. Ora mt Post and
wives, also the ladies OF the w. X. {. and
husbands, together with the Brookheld
'orps, are cordially invited to spend the
sy at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. William
'erham In Brookfield next week Tuesday,
uly II. picnic dinner will be served.
III who attend from the Corps and Post
re expected to contribute toward this.
baskets will certainly give a
milling look to a hungry crowd when the
our for dinner arrives. We hope the @.
l. r., also the ladies, who have teams,
fill try and make room for one extra pas
enger at least, that ell may have the
rivilege OF enjoying pleasant day.
Not so much as one poor, lonesome
leating calf was shipped over the Cen.
raj Monday between Richmond and
Hartford. The drovers have Joined in 6
rotest 10 Manager Fitzhugh against the I
hree -dollar-per. station charge lstely i'm
osed by the road. II 1t is not needed,
ney may appeal to the railroad commits
on. They say that they have made ar
to ship from Barre over the
Tells River from Randolph and points
orth ard from West Lebanon, N. H.,
.om Bethel and points south. They will
Ike in stock Sunday instead OF Monday
ere, beginning next week, driving sheep
nd cattle and drawing calves and hogs.
here Is considerable comment in this
,ction as TO the railroad companys &C
on IN this matter and most OF Ii is un-
Ivorable to the company. Farmers fear
will mean lower prices to them, as dro.
srs will not be content TO pocket the
hole loss. The railroad authorities say
lat the charge is fair, as TO stop the cars
the numerous stations and load at each
extra trouble and delays the train.