Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-06-08
Randolph.

reprinted. having DIS hous
brother In Milton. wan MS
Mr. ana Mrs. Ed. Pope OF Barre row,
oown Sunday with some friends.
MIS-; Edward Jacques OF ST. Aibans
visited MISS Mary Reagan Saturday.
Miss Emily Miller has returned from
rlalhheld where she had been Teaching
MISS Lorena Hutchinson OF NorthaaId
Sislted al A. Nj. Hubbardis over SUNDAY
orson Woodoock went TO Montnelier
monday where he has work for the sum.
mer. 'H0 SUN
Miss Ellen Whitney returned FRIDAY
ing. -aN Oee" VISIT
Hon. VIM. B. Wall went To spring-
neld, Mass, Monday to remain for a few
Henry Mobiles parents came Saturday
from ulVerton, P. O., for a stay OF some
nr. and Mrs. j. D. Wheeler went IN
white River Junction Saturday to visit
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Buck OF Lebanon
y. n, visited their sou, Ned S. Buck.
over Sunday.
Mrs. H. A. Leonard and little son,
Laurence, went to Montpelier Monday to
spend the week.
Mrs. Susan Rollins Of Washington. D.
T., arrived Friday to visit her sister, Mrs.
Laura Holden.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Moses drove to
Marshtield Saturday TO visit their daugh-
ter, Miss Emma.
Frank Stevens went to Hanover. n. II
saturday 10 work at the Wheelock House
during the summer.
Fred W. Curtis went to Montpelier
saturday TO accompany his mother home.
Her health is quite improved.
Mrs. Charles stockwell OF Hancock
visited here several days last week return
ing with her husband, who was here sun
day.
There was communion service az the NJ {
4. church Sunday morning and an inter-
estlng sermon on "The Prodieal Som in
the evening.
Miss Minnie Smith spent Sunday at
HighRate Springs. She leaves tonight for 4
New York where she will join her broth. 4
er, Fred H.smith, on the way to Roanoke, 1
Va, where he will be married next 4
wednesday 10 Miss kinsey OF that city. 4
Augustus Woehler OF Brooklyn, n. Y,
who was called here by the death OF his 4
wife, returned home Thursday, accom-
panied by his daughters, Misses Jennie
and Freda Woehler. Miss Annie will re-
main with her sisters here for awhile.
The street sDrinkling hose was used
With good effect two days last week in
washing the worms from the trees. Bands
OF sulphur and lard or cotton we're then
put around the trunks to keep them from
returning. Summer street people tell I
! INA Inc aHs4 H..
worms over that way. Unfortunately,
the hose burst Friday. A new one is to be
procured at once and also a cart for
1t.
Drs. ]. ID. and @. A. Wheeler recently
passed an examination before the state
board OF medical examiners OF Massachu-
'etts and are qualified for practice in that
tate. They are the FIRST graduates OF the
Airksville School OF Osteopathy to sub
nit TO examination in any state. The
est was especially difficult because the
questions that had been prepared In adj
'ance became known to the candidates by
he treachery OF the printer and the !
'oard, learning this, supplied others that
we're cookers"
six enterprising birds OF the martin va.
iety came to town Friday and undertook
o build their nests under the hood OF the (
re light In the Depot square. Franz j
Ietcham couldn't quite allow that, but he ,
OF a bird house and placed on top OF one !
I the poles supporting the light, and the
irds saw the point Immediately and took
The house, as is frequently u
he case with human beings, proved too 4
mall for so many families and Nick Me
aum provided another, which was ele-
ated to the top OF the other pole opposite a
nd the martins have every reason to be. n
eve thoroughly in Randolph hospitality. q
Next Wednesday the Central Vermont Il
omona grange meets at Grange ball, "
pening at 10 a. m. in the fifth degree. p
here will be no public session. The fol- q
wing Is the program, as prepared by the b
cturer, A. b. Manchester; Reading OF
Iinutes OF last meeting; comforting tifth
agree in form; address OF welcome, ID. II.
Iorse; response, Frank Martin; singing, =
loir OF West Randolph grsnge; dinner; Z,
ing, directed by Elwin Martin; report ~
subordinate oranges; necessary bust -
sss song, +. c. Dewey; for the good OF I II
Ie order A. A. Priest; What influence "a
frauds and adulterstions have upon p
e tone OF public morality V. /. Spear; ~
usic, Mrs Hattie Grange; Shall agri- ~
lture be introduced into our public ~ ~
hools opened by K. H. Howard ora {J
1n, c. Z Emery; essay, Mrs. W. E. a.
,lby; Is exclusive dairying for the farm. 10 =.
J OF Vermont the best method opened ~ ~
q. c. Flint; defamation, Harold {. y. ~
wen; closing song.