Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-08-03

Dan Brewer returned to Boston last
week 10 work.
I Miss Lula Dutton went to Roxbury
Tuesday to visit friends.
/ John Mudgett OF South Royalton visit
ed his niece here Saturday.
Charles Parkburst has received an in
crease OF pension from 80 TO fi5.
/ The w. c. 7. L. will meet with Mrs.
Ellen Newton Friday at o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. e. CoWen Of Manches.
ter, n. H., visited their cousin, Mrs. +. L,
Holman, last week.
+. w. Lille aud wife OF Bayonne, n. j..
have been visiting their parents, MIR. and
Mrs. Norman Lille.
f. +. Lamb has sold the grove on For
est street to ID. N. Coolidge, who means
to improve Il. Price, $500.
Miss Bertha Manney returned yesterday
from several weeks visit in Boston, Ned
ford ard Fitchburg. Mass, and Windsor.
Prof Samuel Hanaway, wife and two
sons OF New York city came Monday to
spend some time at Mrs. Henry Tewks-
burv's.
Miss Mary Z. Tewksbury has been elect
ed assistant principal OF the High
school at Hiilsboro Bridge, N. H., for the
coming year.
Mrs. Susa Bass. Miss Abbie Philbrick
and niece, Miss Gail Lamson, and Miss
Nellie Eiske returned from Camp Ran
dolpb, Highgate Springs, yesterday.
Mrs. Alice e. Paulding OF Boston,
sister OF Mrs. M. j. smith, arrived Tues
gay. she was accompanied by Miss Alice
McCugh OF Windsor.
Miss Lou Brewer OF Poughkeepsie, n.
H., college friend OF Miss Mary McIn.
ia az cd 10 - a -
week at Mrs. Rosabel McIntyre's.
Monday Flint and RoweIl shipped 50
hogs q 3-4c.l, "a calves "a to Al &c. J, g.
cattle "a 1-4c.l and IS sheep and lambs,
paving for sheep &c. and for lambs, 4l-2
to &c.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dean OF Boston
came the last OF the week but are now in
camp at Highgate Springs, guests OF A.
+. Dean and wife, with whom they will
return here.
Prof. A. L. Hardy visited his brother.
DR.. V. NJ. Hardy, a day last week, return
ing to Amherst, Mass, Friday where he
holds the position OF superintendent of
city schools.
Mrs. NJ. c. Hooker OF Washington. b. c. |
remem bered here by large circle OF |
friends as Mrs. Gladding, the milliner. !
comes the last OF the week to visit here /
and in Plaintieid for few weeks.
Those from this place who attended the
Golden Rule Christian Endeavor union al
the Center last week were Rev. w. Chidley.
Miss Blanche Sparhawk, N. W. McCollonn,
Mrs. j. F. Carrigsn and Jessie Church.
Mrs. Celia Moulton Cham berlin died at
the Moulton homestead Monday evening.
aged 81 years, and the funeral services
we're held at her home Wednesday after.
noon, Revs. Hardy and Howard attending.
The order OF the Iron Hall OF Baltimore
mas paid sick benefits to G. B. Chadwick:
East Bethel, s75 for three weeks sickness,
M. V. Chadwick. rs TOR one week ana Eli
ST. Lawrence, $50 for three weeks. The
order stu lives and pays its benefits.
The Christian church Sunday school
holds It's annual picnic at w. NJ. Terry's
IN Peth Friday, the An. Teams will s,srt
from the church at $50. All member. of
The congregation, Sunday school and
Christian Endeavor are invited II II
rains Friday the picnic will be Saturday.
The water is low In the reservoir for the
hrst time this season. Many other plac.s
are in serious trouble with their water
systems because OF the drouth. Be ec,.
nomical OF the water, do not waste anv.ur
IN case OF hre We may regret il. Set huse
not permitted and hose privilege denied
Il persisted in