Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-08-17

II. Higgins OF Manchester, N. H., whc
a had been visitor at Wayside farm, wen
away Saturday.
e Mrs. Forrest c. Manchester visited hei
sister in Lebanon, N. a., last week, re.
] turning home Friday.
T. L. Wood OF Montpelier came Sstur.
day to visit his brother, VIM. s. Wood
and other relatives here.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. II. n. Cross OF Springfield
Mas. spent Monday here with their cous-
ms, L. b. johnson and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Carrigan of
Worcester, Mass, former residents, came
Monday to visit friends here.
Charles Rockwell and Miss Addie
GreeDough OF White River junction Wis
tied at Eli Sault's over Sunday.
Mrs. Angie Wood came from SPRING
held Friday where she bad been visiting
Mrs George Kelhofer, her daughter.
Miss Post Of Brooklyn, N. Y, who had
been spending several weeks at l.. T.
SIsrhawk's, returned home Saturday.
Mrs. Maud Redm ond, who bad been
guest Of Mrs. e. f. Evans for some time,
returned to her home in Boston Saturday.
Miss Laura Clark returned last week
from Hyannis, Mass, where she bad been
attending summer school OF methods
for several weeks.
! Mrs. George Adams OF Chester came Fri.
day to visit relatives. Her mother, Mrs.
NJ. l.. Linfeld. returned the same day
from Oil City, Pepo.
Miss NJ. A. Sanders came from Mont
uelier Monday tn spend some time with
I her niece, Miss Emma c. Sanders, before
returning t. Boston.
Rev W. W. Carr OF Mort Adams, NJ sss..
who is visiting at the home OF his brother |
in-law, w. 2. Spear, officiated at the NJ. |
E. church last Sunday.
Mrs. F. P. stimson OF Tiverton, r l., /
arrived last Thursday TO spend several /
weeks here. visiting Mr.. and Mrs. II. A |
Leonard and other friends.
Mrs. r. @ Russ and daughter, Emily,
OF BROOKLYN, ~ Y, arrived Saturday and /
are being entertained by Mrs Ellen /
Blanchard and Miss Maud.
" W. McCollom and family are camp
ing at Enfield. y. H.. for a few weeks
Miss Carrie Young is spending a two
weeks vacation with them.
Monday, Aug. 2sth, is he date OF pill
grimsge to the shrine OF st. Anne de
BeauDre IN Canada Tickets from this
station will be 1913 for the round trip.
Captain F. L. Howe cordially invites all
members Of Co. p, First Vermont to at
tend a meeting in Mortified next Su nday,
addressed by Chaplain Charles o. Day.
Hon. W. r. Wall Is the representative OF
Orange county in the committee OF one
from each county named by Gov Smith to
arrange for the coming Dewey festivities.
From calculations made bv n. W. Nc |
Intyre, II appears that $4,000 gallons OF
water are drawn from the reservoir every
day for lawn and street sprinkling pur !
poses. :
Mrs. Elizabeth Patterson has returned
n her hnna n a Mas of
several weeks stay at r. A. TEACHERS
Miss Sarah Thacher OF Washington, ID. c.,
is now guest there. .
Saturday morning, at the Christian ,
PARSONAGE. occurred the marriage OF !
Frank F. Marden and Mrs. Jennie Swan. :,
both Of this place, Rev. W. H. Chidley .
the ceremony. 4,
Last Sunday night the house OF Prof. j. .
B. johnson OF Northf was entered bv e
end robbed OF bonds and jewelrv q
, the value OF 81 200 Mrs. johnson was N
nrmerly the wife OF DIR. j. B. Mayo OF
his place.
Next Saturday evening the Green
band will give a concert at
heir stand in the schoohouse ward. b.
Monday evening, the 2lst, they will ac-
ompany the moonlight excursion to al
Burlington.
The Cooperative creamery made 20.950 pi
BIS. OF butter during the month Of july.
nr which $500 was received. The cost la
0 manufacture. including 1-2 cent re.
erve, was s.0204 per ID. The patrons we're ST
aid is lie. for butter fat.
Asa B. Hebard came from White River SC
JUNCTION Friday to spend few DAYS with
is parents at the Randolph House. His n,
ster, Miss Maud Hebard, left Monday "
IT Lunenburg, Mass, where she has
ecu engaged to teach another year. in
Friday evening after the express north :.
ad passed, the special engine st. Law VII
nee narrowly missed hurrying several
,uls into eternity. Aleck Hull, the sec vi
on boss, with three men, had just time
lump from a handcar and escape when he
Ne engine came upon them at Chase's
1t. The car was demolished and the "a
lplements with which it was loaded 'is
ere scattered and shattered pretty
The men walked home. ma
Charles F. Flint, formerly OF this place ne
II for several years resident ri st. AL
ms, has resigned as foreman of the bridge ret
partment OF the Central Vermont Rail las
Nv and accepted position as superin-
ndent OF bridges and buildings on the ca
and l.. {. division OF the Rutland rail- lar
ad system. His headquarters will be at no
alone, n. Y, where he intends to move r
) family about the first OF October. Mr.. Wa
d Mrs. Flint and daue hter, Leila, re- ~,
rned TO St. Adams Monday after a visit 70
his parents, Daniel Flint and wife, and " :
RS. Mary X. Mann. ~
Saturday evening Miss Louise Hastings he,
,unted on her wheel, was riding down ri
ain street when she met cyclist pedal.
? at high speed. They turned to the Il
Int simultaneously and the wheels Mr
flided, the young man being thrown ilst
er the hydrant near Willard GAYS resi- TAT
nee Miss Hastings struck on the con-
he walk. She sustained a bad cut over
) bridge OF the nose and fractured the
ne somew hat but not Sufficiently to re-
h in deformity. Her upper lip was w
ily bruised and both front teeth w
sened, a corner OF one being broken Dey
She was otherwise bruised bat con- plel
ering the dangerous nature OF the acct Roo
II, the escape from more serious injury gisi
fortunate. pan
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