Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-08-31

week
Robert Morton is sojourning in Bur.
lington.
L. ]. Paige of Burlington was in town
Monday.
Forrest Totman went to his home in
Pomfret Saturday, Ill.
j. q. Mann and wife are visiting in Ad-
olson and Manchester.
Miss Mary Tewksbury went to Hills.
ooro Bridge, n. H., Tuesday.
ii. b. Wall OF Keene, n. H., visited his
brother, w. B. Wall, Monday.
Miss Edith Abbott returns to Spring.
held, Mass, Saturday to teach.
Robert A bbott visits his sister. Mrs, z.
u. Segar, in Winooski this week.
Willis Chandler went Tuesday for
camping outing in New York state.
The o. E. s. will hold a socisble at
their rooms next Thursday evening.
Miss Clark, guest at Miss Trains, re-
turned to Fairhayen, Mass, Tuesday.
Albert Eastman has returned from a
stay OF several months in Bridgewater.
Miss Bertha Pratt OF Boston is visiting
her aunt, Mrs. John Moses, for two weeks
Mrs. H. 90. RowIey OF Montgomery
visited her sister, Mrs. d. F. Chase, Tues
day.
John Skinner OF Denver, Col, is visiting
his mother, Mrs. Skinner, at ID. c. Wood
wards.
Mrs. Arthur Hunter of Windsor is visit.
/ ing here.
Miss Nellie Gabrielle Of Binghamton.
y. ~ y guest OF her cousin, j. W.
I Gabrielle.
Mrs. James McGlafin and daughter.
I lie ID
I Eldredge's.
Joseph Raymond and wife OF spripg. /
held have been visiting Levi Raymond /
bis brother
s.M. Flint shipped 10 cattle. As sheep
@ to l-2e), 10 hogs (4c), and 20 calves
"a l-2cl, Monday.
Wesley Durkee and wife OF Favston have
been visiting their brother, Charles In
gals, The past week.
The Baptist ladies held a pleasant and
successful socia BILE at Mrs. W. b. Wallis
Thursday, netting :25.
c. ]. Bell and daughter OF Walden and
James Morse and wife OF Mortified are
guests at ID. II. Morse's.
cir. and Mrs. Levi Bemis OF Chatfield,
Mimi. were the quests OF Mr.. and Mrs
II. 5. Booth last Saturday.
W. B. Wall vent to Rutland and Dandy
Tuesday on state highway business, ex.
peeting to return tomorrow.
Alfred Wells finishes work at the Co.
operative creamery today and George La. !
deau OF Braintree succeeds him
g. II. Dean and wife and Mrs. e. Har-
rington, who had been grests at A. z.
Deans, returned to Boston Tuesday.
Samuel Mcintosh OF Mortified was /,
down over Sunday to see his son, Ed, !
who is recovering the sight OF the eye he !
injured.
George Hedge, wife and two daughters, =
who had been guests at ID. n. Morse's two Z
weeks, went to their home in Boston
Tuesday. 4
The musical festival committee are re- e
quested to meet at DR., Bailey's office Mon |
day evening to select talent for the COM !
ing festival. \
Ed. Wood. an old soldier OF East Ran.
iolph, who has been an almost helpless
cripple, was taken TO the Soldiers Home n
at Bennington Tuesday.
The c. r. OF the Christian church will \
give sociahle at the church vestry Fri Il
DAY evening to which all mem oers OF the +
are invited. c,
Arthur s. Bean closes his engagement as e
IN attendant at the Waterbury asylum
his week and joins a party for a weeks G
'uting before coming to his home here.
The state conference OF the Christian il
'hurch will be held at Lincoln Sept. TO Ia
0. The delegates from Randolph are W. 81
:. Lamson and wife, VIM. Mann, Mrs. Ell
Nary Mann aud Clarence Mann. "a
Hon. James Wilson OF lows, U. s. secre- b
ary OF agriculture, at the earnest request 81
u Senator Proctor, has promised to attend y
nd speak at he State fair, Billings Park, u
White River Junction, on Governors day, m
ept. 10 eS
c. ID. Sanborn and wife, who bad been
topping for nearly two months at c. r. 40
Ibbott's, returned Tuesday to Worcester, ~
lass. Mr.. Sanborn's sojourn here did ~
i'm great deal OF good. bis lsmeness he II,
ne much less pronounced on his de- h,
arturo. ",
Randolph is not escaping the wave OF r,
eneral prosperity that is spreading over an
be country. Every wheel in every mill -
D town is turning. The two furniture -,
lctories are running as many men as ss,
hey can find room for and are rushed Pr
18th orders. The Emerson mill is doing w.
It's OF work for builders in Montpelier, NJ
ARE and Mortified, finding it difficult nj
, I'll orders that come. More hands are ~;
kelly to be put on shortly. The foundry, NJ
10, Is busy. In spite OF somewhat un- ~,
vorable season, farmers can see many
Tvs OF encouragement and are not COM
aiming. Labor is rather scarce and lo'
lose who loaf do so from choice, rather
ian necessity.
Noticeable changes and improvements !
e being MADE in and about the High :
hool building. The main hall down I
airs has been newly hoored IN hard !
pod and the ceiling sheathed In hard y
ne. handsomely finished. The water 1
oset nuisances, whose condition was
ocking, have been ahated and every
ing is now dry and clean. New seats I'D
I'VE been procured for Miss Flint's room
d win be so placed that scholars may \
ceive the light a. they should-over the
L shoulder. The seats in Miss Stewards
ON are to be changed about for a SINH
purpose. The effect will certainly be
ted in less trouble with pupils eyes.
Ie elms and naples in the yard have been n
trimmed. The new flag pole,
feet long, is ready to be raised. Work
the bigeannon mount will follow.