Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-07-13

Mrs Hazlitt is caring for Mrs. c. p.
Dickinson.
Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Peters visited in
Barre Monday.
AZ. Mills and wife were at Fairlee lake
fishing last week
Hon. j. H. Darling and wife are visit.
lng friends In East Corinth
Thomas p. Wills and son OF Andover.
Mass. were in town Friday.
Miss Blanche Townsend has gone to
G0rham, y. H., to visit friends.
Mrs Jaben Corwin OF Athol, Mass, is
visiting friends In this vicinity.
Hon. W. b. {. stickney OF Bethel was
10 town Monday on legal business.
Arthur c. Slack has moved into Ii. w.
DeaFborn's house on Vershire street
Miss Minnie whitney and friend OF
Montpelier spent Sunday at A. W. Whit
uey's.
Miss Helen Stanley is home for the sum
mer vacation from Goddard seminary at
Barre.
Dr. S. n. Goss and Or. A. b. Smith went
10 Burlington Tuesday to a medical con-
yeutlon,
Miss Flora 81. Corwln is home from
New Bedford, Mass, where she has been
teaching.
". j. Tarbell, Jr., of Minneapolis, /
MINI. came Monday, called home by the /
illness OF his mother.
Miss Tassie Sprague Of Manchester, y. |
H.. is spending a few weeks with her
aunt, Mrs. II. ). Fitz.
". Il. Cummings, principal OF Kim ball /
Union academy, OF Meriden, n. H., was at 4
A. n, Powers last week.
One Of j. A. Grfinis horses put its
shoulder out OF Joint last week and has
probably spoiled il for future use.
y. II, Austin's three. horse milk team
run away At the creamery Saturday, de-
m0lishing the wagon and harnesses.
The question Is asked, do farmers know
q is strictly against the law TO let bulls
run Al large after they are ten months
old
Miss Addie French has gone TO North
held, Mass, " here she has good position
a. The Mortified House through the sum
mer season.
Mrs. 5. r. Baker OF Plaiudeld, n. H.,
and her sister, Mrs. Richardson, Of New
Haven, Conn, are staying at Mrs. Mer-
rill's for the summer.
Mrs WIN. j. Tarbell had a severe shock
Friday and was unconscious until Mon
day, when she rallied slightly but is still
IN critical condition.
The 5. ofY. promenade concert at the
town ball July 4th was success. The
Middle Branch band did good work and
We hope will come again.
Mrs. J. II. Hogan, Miss Jennie Hogan
and Mrs. George Clark OF Lowell, Mass,
came Wednesday Of last week TO remain
few weeks as the guest Of Mrs. Carlos
Bohonon. II
c. P. Abbott and wife, F. w. Smith and
family, Mrs. q. W. Smith ana three
daughters, l.. II. Bohonon and family, Al.
va Little and family, Persie Heath ana
LADY spent Tuesday, the attn, on picnic
al Williamstown Springs.
daughter was born TO Mr.. and Mrs. /
C. 2. Dickinson Thursday night but lived
only until Saturday, which was SAD
calamity, asa little girl would have been ,
very acceptable not only to the parents ,
but 70 the pair OF boys In the household ,
The Chelsea Dramatic Co. is to play $
Comrades drama in three acts writ /
ten by George NJ Baker and is one OF his {
popular Globe drama series. The play Is
70 be presented the first week in August.
Next week We will give the cast OF char I
aciers, etc. $
The foxes got among the turkeys OF
scott George last week and killed z. lie !
Is TIE owner OF large mastih who helped I
collect the scattered ranks OF the turkey I
amlly, then went and hunted up every J
one Of those % dead turkeys and brought
them to Mrs. George.
Speaking OF Mr. Conklin reminds US
DO the people OF our quiet hamlet realize
y hat they have had for entertainments IN 5
The last year? Why, they have been what
: town several times our size might Wen }
leel proud Of. Let us keep right on. IL Is
eleyating to the community at large and a |
rich treat for those who attend.