Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-06-15

hrs. ID. f. Chase spent Sunday at Rict
ford.
j. M. Atwood was in Wallingford las
week.
o. B. Copeland was in Chelsea Frida
and Saturday.
NJ. NJ. Wilson attended court at Wood
stock last week.
j. M. Atwood is in Chelsea and Wash
ington for few days.
DIR. w. s. Curtis was down from Mont
peiier to spend Sunday.
Mrs. A. ID. Ladeau went to Olcott Fall
Tuesday to visit a sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Lane visited in Mont
pelier and Barre Tuesday.
E. A. Shattuck started for Buffalo, n
/ \ =, Monday on short trip.
o. ]. Marcott visited his daughter il
Sharon Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. stillman started on
their return to the West Tuesday.
MRS. Hattie Lamson and daughter,
Maud, came from Boston Monday.
| Miss Bertha Manney goes to Boston to-
day to spend month or so with friends.
Mrs. j. M. Foss OF st. Albans was a
guest at w. Z. Wallis Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Miss Mary Moulton goes to Keene, N.
H., Monday to visit friends on her way to
Medford, Mass.
Miss NJ. Lucina Saxton went to Brook
line, Mass, Tuesday to spend a part of her
vacation with her mother.
The name OF Mrs. Ida Batehelder OF this
place was omitted last week from the list
OF the children OF the late Abial Rising.
Mrs. g. w. Morrow and Miss Mae Whit.
more spent Tuesday in South Randolph
with Miss Ruth Riford.
VIM. H. Latham leaves tonight for his
home In Portland, Me-, where he will
spend ten days vacation.
Herbert Parker has finished as porter at
the Red Lion and is succeeded by Henry
Lewis. Parker has secured a run as train
boy.
Miss Nellie Mageunis came from Bur-
lington Friday and will spend the summer
months here. She boards at j. NJ At
woods.
Miss Isalena Booth OF Lowell. Mass
who came last week TO visit her aunt, Mrs.
2. ], Lille, went to Montpelier Monday
for few days stay.
Mrs. Fred H. Packard, with her little
daughter, Valentine, arrived from Ded-
ham, Mass, Saturday to visit her sister,
Mrs. VIM. H. Nichols.
Col. r. ]. Kimball and family come to
Montague Place today. Mari Castle will
also be re-opened today for the summer,
Col. A. b. Chandler's family arriving from
BROOKLYN, N. Y.
The new street spriukling hose arrived
II was sent by the company to
replace the first. which burst after short
service. There are $50 feet and it Is much |
heavier than the other.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Lane and baby |
daughter returned to Medford. Mass, |
Yesterday. Mrs. Lane and baby have been |
guests at j. II. Moulton's for several |
weeks. Mr.. Lane spent Sunday there.
Mrs. j. NJ. Thompson spent Saturday In |
East Granville. Mr.. Thompson OF Watts
Held visited at A. j. Fosters over Sunday
Ind his wife, who had been there for sew.
sral months, accompanied him on his re-
urn.
DIR. V. NJ. Hardy has been engaged to
preach the bsccalaureate sermon before
he graduating class of Brig ham academy
Il Bakersfield next Sunday, and Rev. W.
r. sparhawk will occupy the pulpit at the
White church.
Fl. g. Jordan OF bingham, Mass, has
'een In town the past few davs buying
took for his fancy farm at bingham. He
inFNhaNCu tCb Vi W. 1HNiOtd hiu o. W
Mr.. Abbott OF Brookfeld. They were
hipped yesterday.
Eight candidates were instructed in the ..
rst and second degrees at the Grange
leeting Saturday evening. They will be
aceived into full membership at the next
ocular meeting, when a banquet In their
onor will be served.
Here il another good word for "Pictur- !
soue Randolph this time coming from {
'erby. Ct: 81 am in receipt of copy OF !
Randolph and, as we have had :
ere in Connecticut some experience with .
lch editions, l must say that Ii Is the /
est gotten up book OF its size / have seen. Z
makes me want to shut up shop and &
Ike the next train for Vermont.
Yours truly,
T. L. ALLIs." 4
when !. F. Chadwick and wife and \
rank Phillips were riding up the hill C
pove the stock farm and below George
.oulton's Saturday night, Jep's dog. I,
hich Is large and usually fearless ami I
al, SUNK hurridly back to the team, a
thoroughly cowed, while a heavy wild Il
final was heard making its way along n
de the road. only few feet away. Jep's a
,rse plunged and started at full speed up
e hill in the dark, while the animal fol- b
wed emitting several screams that Il
owed hair-raisers. II was finally left be- Il
nd. Jep is certain il is the panther or z
that has been occasionally seen A
fhsa oaotfan for a wear mast N