Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-06-01
Randolph Continued.

f. II. Ketcham has put electrics into the
house he tenants.
A. II. Powers OF Chelsea was in town
Friday on business.
Town Clerk Tewksbury has been in
Boston several days.
DIR. and Mrs. j. Nj. Ryder OF Woodstock
visited here Tuesday.
Arthur Putnam was at home from Bar
re the first OF the week
Clarence Cleveland finishes work for the
Buck Pig. Co. this week.
Clarence Webb went to Burlington
Monday for day or two.
f. ]. O'Brien OF Bellows Falls visited
friends here Memorial day
Frank H.Hundley,a painter from White
River Junction, has located here.
Miss Annie Walsh went to Boston this
morning for three weeks stay.
Apollo quartette OF Boston at Randolph
Normal next Wednesday evening.
Mrs. W. B. Wall and Miss Lucie were
in Burlington the first of the week
c. N. Mcintosh has sold his oil route to
j. j. Trerise and expects to locate else
where.
Mrs. Albert Gay Wednesday, June z, at
2:30 p. m.
Miss l.. Kate Porter returned yesterday
from Barre, where she had been visiting
her sister.
Mrs. Sophia Webb went to Chester yes
terday to remain for awhile with her
daughters.
Martin Foster OF st. Adams, who has
been guest at John Fisk's, returned
home Tuesday.
Men are constantly being added to the
Souto furniture mill and full force will
be on next week.
Rev. F. G. Rainey delivered very fine
sermon Sunday morning in observance Of
Memorial season.
Mrs. Frank Clough of Mortified re-
turned home Tuesday after a short stay
with Mrs. Seth King.
Idleton cottage, owned by Mrs. A. d.
Lsmson Of Philadelphia, will probably be
re -opened next week.
Miss Lizzie j. o'Brien visited here yes
terday on her way home from Montpelier
where she had been visiting friends.
The South Royalton school nine did not
appear here Tuesday, but a town team
again drubbed the school boys, rs to S.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Moulton OF
Montpelier and A. Z. Lane OF Boston
spent Memorial day at Justin Moulton's.
The women's Relief corps has decided
to hold its annual ice cream and lawn
party July 4th, probably in the school
house yard.
The children and young people OF the
Christian church are reminded OF the re-
hearsal for Children's day at the vestry
Saturday at p. m.
Memorial day was observed in the
school Monday by ali the grades. Messrs.
Udall and Fassett of u. s. Grant post
spoke to the High school.
A full attendance is desired at an extra
business meeting OF the Woman's auxilia-
~ OF 81. Johns church, to be held with
Mrs j. g. Mann next Tuesday afternoon.
The listers have lodged their returns
with the town clerk. There is a shrink
ing In the towns grand list since last
year OF $1,000. IL now stands at S2i PAS.
IS. The number OF polls is 80 less than
last year, being $40.
The HERALD Is in receipt OF a copy of
the Christian Endeavor World containing
a charming description OF a visit to Cuba,
under the title, THE Land OF Manana Be
fore the War" contributed BY Mrs. Flor
ence V. Mead, wife OF John f. Mead.
F. Z. wymsn came from Barre Monday
the Green Mountain band. George Dewey
Of South Royslton, who played with Gill I
sons orchestra at Warren the night before, I
was cornetist here Tuesday. r. A. Phillips 1
also played in Warren.
Willis W. Morton had the eye in which 4
be had been blind removed at Burlington
Monday, as il has been trou bling him OF
ate. The operation was entirely success
'ul. The blindness was caused by getting
piece Of steel in the eye IS years ago.
BE returned home last night.