Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-07-20


e Miss Mabel Preston of Bethel visited
friends here the last OF the week.
q John Chase went to Boston Friday
where he has secured employment.
ell Mr.. and Mrs. j. d. Wheeler returned
from White River Junction Monday.
1 John Wilmington returned Monda,
after several months stay in Sharon.
: Mrs. Mary Blanchard OF Boston spent
Sunday here, guest OF Mrs. VIM. Bass.
J Francis j. Eaton and Miss Ella Cush.
man went to Barre Tuesday to visit
| friends.
Mrs. W. W. Case aud children of Hol-
/ YOKE, Mass, came yesterday to visit al A
A. Priests.
Rev. Homer White went to Woodstock
last Saturday for weeks visit with rela
tives there.
Mrs. Eleeta Cushmsn returns today to
her home in Barre after a visit at G.. e.
Cushman's.
Robert Mitchell and Pearl Lamson went
to Highgate Springs Monday to spend a
couple OF weeks.
Miss Winnifred Mann is spending a
couple OF weeks with her grandmother in
West Brookfield.
Mrs. l.. p. Thayer and Miss Maud Put
nam went to Highgate Springs Saturday
to join the campers.
Miss Ella Kelly is spending a two
! weeks vacation from Bell Bros.' store at
her home in Mortified.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. g. w. Drew returned Sat
urday from Bellows Falls after spending
week with their son. John.
/ George Ryder was the guest OF L. B.
Johnson at Camp Randolph, Highgate
+ Springs, the last OF the week.
Mrs. George j. Prince left Monday for
Boston to join her husband, who is locat.
ed in business at A Bedford street.
George T. Siteman OF Portland, Me-,
with Bolster, Snow q Co., came Monday
to visit VIM. III. Latham for week.
Mrs. c. F. Nutting and daughter,
Catherine, OF Littleton, N H., arrived last
Saturday to visit at j. " Newton's.
Miss Belle Butler OF New York city ar
rived Saturday to visit Miss Alice Hobart I
and Mrs. Luxe Parish at the Center
Mrs. H. fl. Mcintyre returned Monday
from Cedar Beach, Burlington, where she I
had been guest OF Mrs. w B. Gates.
Forrest c. Manchester is gaining slowly
in health and rapidly in flesh and his gem
eral improvement is highly satisfactory.
W. B. Powers of Gladstone, N. Oak.
visited in town this week, a guest OF Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Morse and Mrs. Hebard.
DIR. A. c. Bailey went to Montpelier
Tuesday for consultation in the case of
Miss Spencer, formerly OF this place, who
is very i'll.
John Blaisdell, who lives with his
daughter, Mrs. F. II. Ketcham, on Central
street, is In very feeble condition and
falling rapidly.
Mrs. Frank Griswold returned Monday
from East Templeton, Mass, after three
months absence. She has been visiting
at the home OF her son, Charles.
Miss Harriet Fisher OF Cabot visited /
Miss Emma Moses Monday and Tuesday.
She has been engaged to teach the coming
fall In the Bethel graded school,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Buskey and son re- I
turned to their home in Bristol, Conn, I
accompanied by Miss Aida |
Newcity, who will spend several weeks
with them. I
little after o'clock Monday after
noon Capt II. NJ. Wires received letter
from bis daughter, Mrs. Fred O. Thomp- {
son, mailed at Cleveland, o., at IL O'Clock
Sunday forenoon. {
Mrs. Celia Brown, with her two daugh- I
ters, who had been here for two weeks T
with her parents, s. N. Coburn and wife, {
ind her brother, Jonas Coburn, left Mon c
lay for Williston. Il
Several college students and some trav-
ling soap dealers held warm discussion
evening" emphasizing sufficient
Y to leave with several of the com hatants Q
llssgreeable reminders OF the contest.
Miss Harriette Mcbride, who had for
he past three years been employed as
Jerk in a lawyers office at Charleston, :.
v. Va, came last Thursday TO spend -
ONE time with her mother, Mrs. Hattie :,
ioBride. II
The South Hin school in district No. s,
aught by Lula A. Hyzer, closed Friday, II
uly Il, after term OF II weeks. Num-
er OF pupils registered, 9. Average at "
Z. Those having no marks
'ere Dorothy, Belle and Harry Locke. Vi
Several pay rolls were sent here this NJ
'eek by F. l.. Howe, captain OF Co. F, of
orthfield to be signed by the volunteers n,
no went from this place to Camp 0lym- =,
ia. They will draw pay for twelve days. -
be list OF men is as follows:-Jasper p.
W. II. Tohey, VIM. II. Brooks, 81
AIRY Brown, Vernon Brown, Harry %
base, Percy Chstterton, Pearl Clough,
. ID. Goodwin, Geo. A. Fullam, Byron do
GOODWIN, Byron A. Mears, Harry r. Kent, ht
szen Pressev, W. ID. Pitkin, George
yder. w. L. Slack, r. II. Slack and Har- an
Smith. vi
Last Saturday evening there was a con-
derhoic amount OF ulldrllg uotlCtaDie on
IT usually quiet streets and the exuber- 4
ice OF spirits in several cases was trace 4
lie to over-indulgence In stimulants. -
ne party OF carousers made themselves
obnoxious to residents OF Summer a,
rect that a complaint was entered to
rand Juror s. G. Clark, who, assisted by
leriff j. F. Lamson, arrested two OF the
lenders and lodged them in the "cooler"
remain over Sunday. One man es-
ped from the strong arm OF the law by
piping out of bis coat. which was re-
med by the officer. Monday morning M
e prisoners, Fred Curran and VIM. 4,
oak, were given a hearing before JUS !,
e Jsmes Hutchinson in the Office OF NJ. o.
Wilson, charged with drunkenness or
d disturbing the peace. Both pleaded r.
lily to the charge and were fined IS and ie
sts, amounting to a. 20. Each paid his /,
e and they disclosed on Arthur Drake
the youth providing the booze" &
pers were made out for his arrest.
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