Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-06-29
Randolph Continued.
). b. NICOTINE is yfry poorly

Z. Il. McCrillis is very poorly.
John Spring OF Lebanon, N. H., was In
town last week.
A daughter was born Monday to Solor
Sulham and wife.
N. II. Brown and son, Vernon, visited
in East Middlebury last week.
MIR. and Mrs. c. g. Eastman OF Clare.
mont, n. H., are visiting here.
Rev. DR.. Bass OF Providence, r. l., visit
ed his cousin, o. B. Copeland, Friday.
The report OF the Luce Avery wedding
In last weeks HERALD was premature.
Tom. Cannon OF Mortified has been
working in the Soper marble shop this
week.
Jack Callahan OF the Williamson
House, Lebanon, n. b., visited here over
Sunday.
Francis Eaton arrived Sunday morning
from Kirksville, Mo-, where he is study
ing osteopathy.
Miss Maud Hebard arrived home satur.
day after another years work as teacher
In Massachusetts,.
MISC. Kate Howard went to Fitchburg,
Mass, yesterday to remain a month or
more with relatives.
Erwin Jones OF Windsor visited friends
here Sunday. Edmund Nixon was in
Windsor the same day.
Miss Ida Flint, who has been visiting in
Milton, has gone to st. Adams to spend
several weeks with friends.
The Kings Daughters will meet with
Mrs. r. o. Blanchard Wednesday after
noon, July 9Th, at 4 O'Clock.
Editor r. N. Whitney of the Mortified
Netes inspected our Office last Thursday
and pronounced 1t "sll right
DIR. f. O. Blanchard is a victim OF the
whooping cough-the real thing. He has
also been seriously afflicted with bronchi-
It's.
Henry Hull went TO the Mary Fletcher
hospital at Burlington Monday to rec i've
treatment Tor a kidney snd bladder trou-
BILE.
Presiding Elder Daven port is one OF
ne counsel for the Vermont Methodist
conference In the johnson case reported
in our state news.
Mrs. w. B. Wall is attending an outing
given by Mrs. Senator Griffith at Dandy,
10 ladies who formed acquaintanceship at
Montpelier last fall.
The next session OF Victory Good Tenn
plsr Union will be held with Silver Star
lodge OF Brookfeld the last of july, in ex-
change with Arcadia lodge OF Ra dolph.
Camp Randolph, HiRhgste Springs, will
open Saturday, July 18th, for the month
following. The railroad fare will be the
same ss heretofore, 50 05 for round trip, Is
days limit.
After the copies OF picturesque Ran
dolphn in the hands OF local dealers are
disposed OF, the edition will have been ex-
hausted. II you want any, better hustle
for hem now.
There Is talk OF a local baseball league
being formed to include teams represent
ing Mortified. Randolph, Bethel, South
Royslton and Hartford. A series OF games
between these would be interesting.
The annual lawn party and sociable Of
the o. Els. will be held with Mr.. and Mrs
r. f. Parker Thursday evening, july 18th.
All members OF the order are invited to
come and bring their friends. Strswber-
ries, cake and lemonade will be served.
II cost c. Z. Pope sl2 more than his car
fare TO attend the Burlington Foresters'
convention last week, the same going to a
piekpocket. who lifted his
pocketbook from his inside vest pocket
while be was boarding the tram home.
At the same time DIR. Burdick Of Under
hill lost $500.
The c. v. Ry. viii carry passengers for
july 4th at the following rates between
stations:-Less than 3 miles, PC a mile;
IS to % miles, q round trip; 81 miles and
over. fare and one third. Tickets good /
going July 2, 3 and and returning July
5th. To the big Burlington celebration, /
the rate is fare one way.