Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-06-08
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TO stop.
j. o. Olmsted Of st. Adams was here on
business yesterday.
Walter Kendall went to Boston Tues.
day for stay of three weeks.
Sarah E.. Griswold of Brattleboro is
visiting her brother, Frank Griswold.
Elm cottage was reopened for tbs sea-
son Tuesday, the family arriving from
New York that evening.
; Mrs. Clark Harrington and children OF
/ North Bangor, NY, are guests at her
] fathers, Truman Kemp.on's.
! Tuesday Kimball Williams and wife
held family reunion, goodIy mum Der
! Of relatives enjoying the occasion.
! The Ladies' Auxiliary OF st Johns
church will meet with Mrs. L. p. Thayer
, next Tuesday afternoon at 2;30 o'clock.
Mrs. Copeland, mother OF o. B. Cope.
land, accompanied by her grandson, Fred
Copeland, returned to Chelsea Tuesday.
Next Wednesday is the day OF the great
Forepaugh and Sells Brothers circus at
Montpelier, for which special round trip
tickets will be sold.
Mrs. A. f. Bassett OF Berkeley Mass,
who had been in Williamstown for several
weeks caring for her sister, returned home
yesterday, accompanied by her mother,
Mrs. Henry Howard.
Harry Veyette, formerly Joint propri-
etor Of the Red Lion Inn but now barber
located at Newton Lower Falls, Mass, is
to be married June 18TH TO Miss Della
Pendergast OF that place.
Fay Whitcomb OF Great Darlington,
Mass, arrived Saturday at N. w. McCol-
Ions. He came on bis wheel to attend
the graduation exercises but an accident
disconnected his plans. he returned
| Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Gabrielle left yester-
day on a trip through New York state,
during which Mr.. Ga brielle will attend the
I imperial council OF the Mystic Shrine at
I Buffalo. He is chairman OF the delega-
tion OF four from Mt Sinai Temple, n. NJ.
Frank Griswold returned from Hatfield,
/ Mass, Saturday where be went TO attend
I the marriage OF Eugene W. Lyman OF
that place TO Miss Bertha Ihayer OF
/ Cincinnati, o., who made many acquaint-
ances here while guest Of her aunt, Mrs.
/ Griswold.
The charge against Mrs. Cyrus Rollins
OF Barre, daughter OF "lim" Butterheld, 4
/ OF keeping house OF III fame has been |
withdrawn. Her husband swore that she /
was not his wife and his evidence alone |
held her until a marriage certificate was |
| produced, when she was discharged.
Round-trip tickets TO Montreal good 4
going from June 18th to 2lst, inclusive,
W i'll be sold from this station to Montreal 1
| tor Sl.l0 b, cause OF the annual encamp-
ment OF the department OF Vermont, g.
A. X. Tickets are good returning for a
week. A special train will be run from
here the 20Gh.
Thursday noon DIR. Z. F. Upham suffered
a stroke OF paralysis, which left him in an
unconscious state for some time. He had
Just seated himself at the table for dinner
- a 81 In, kaal "A
but rather fatigued after several hours
work In the garden. He is now gradually
recovering.
Mrs. II. @. Cole OF Boston, Mass, and her
friend, Miss Hathaway, OF New Bedford,
Mass, drove here last week from the Hub
and we're guests at I. j. Adams until yes
terday, when they went to Proctor to WIS.,
IL Mrs. Coles niece, Mrs. w. P. Abbott.
Philip Salisbury, " no accompanied them,
will return to Boston with Mrs. Cole.
The Volunteer Hose company held a
practice meeting Monday evening and
generously sprinkled the principal streets.
Proprietor Church of the Red Lion Inn
won the thanks OF he boys for the cigars. Z
Harry Chase fell while running and
struck his face against a board sticking
up near hydrant, cutting 1t quite badly.
The Up.to Date Comedy company has
rented Dubois & Gays hall Tor three
nights, their first entertainment being
this evening. "The Wife's Peril" will be
presented tonight; Captain Racket" to.
morrow evening and "The Bashiul Lover
aud Widow from the Vest has been re-
served for Saturday night. An exchange,
10 commenting on the first play, said,
"The performance was clean, wholesome
and artistic from start to finish"
The Daily Hampshire Gdsette, pub
lshed at Northampton, Mass, has oe-
voted quite a little space in two recent
issues TO an account OF the disappearance
OF two young ladies', one OF whom was
Miss Minnie Weeks, formerly OF this
place. The girls took their departure on
their bicycles. Miss Weeks has been en-
ployed in braid shop there and asked
Tor weeks vacation, while her friend
left school. Ii was later learned that they
had gone TO Pawtucket, X. !.
The worm pest is about over this year.
The worms have matured and are going
into cocoons. They have not been as nu-
merous and active as last year and have
done little damage here and still less in
most other places. IL is claimed that par
asites are knocking them out. An inter-
esting report comes from a neighboring
town to the effect that crows last year ate {
myriads Of the cocoons, practically clean
ing out the worms. Il now appears as II
the worm plague had about spent its
force. q
Last week Henry Manchester went TO I
Chicago 10 meet his brother, Forest G. e
Manchester, who, with his wife and child, y
was returning from California where be =
had been for some time seeking 10 re :
cover health and strength. He was c
more than year since by CLAIMS
eaten at a club dinner, and the best OF !
skill and care have failed to overcome the 1
evil effects. He made the journey here on y
4 cot bed and has been in weak condt- q
ton since his arrival at Valley farm. He 5
Is a gifted lawyer with a remarkably eN- 0
cellent record and promising career be-
fore him, and many friends here and IN 2
the state OF his adoption, 3
. I'M anxiously await the effect OF his ma
tive air upon his broken health.