Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-05-18
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Justin Holman was in Barre on bust
ness Monday.
Miss Addie Bradbury of Bethel was
visitor here yesterday.
Walter Woodward and Mr.. Whittier, {
college friend, were here over Sunday.
The Kings Daughters will meet with
Mrs. Flint Wednesday, May "a, at 2 80 p. m
Mrs. A. @. Wheeler went to Camp Gas
plan in Greensboro Tuesday for the sum.
mer.
Mrs. w. b. Wall went to Montpelier
yesterday with Miss Lucie to spend the
day.
Mrs. Ella Fulton and Miss wessie Kent
OF STAFFORD are visitors at l.. +. Kent's this
week.
Alva Bohonon, who works for Allen II.
Flint, already has peas and potatoes well
up In his garden.
A. A. Spooner has improved the appear
ance OF bis new house on Hale street by
the addition OF piazzas.
Mrs. L. A. Noyes and daughter, Anna,
arrived Tuesday from Chicopee, Mass,
where they had spent the winter.
Miss Lena Ellison Lett Tuesday for
Charlotte, going thence to Burlington to
spend the summer with her aunt.
The members OF the s. S. 8. have planned
a ride to the home OF Fred Flint in East
Braintree next week Saturday evening.
Carl Edminster returned Ia White
River Junction Tuesday after a ten days
vacation spent here and at Bellows Falls.
Mrs. Alden Baldwin returned to her
home in Greenfield. Mass, Monday after
. visit to her mother and brother, S. V.
Holman.
VIM. II. Kenney will go to Lake George
again for the summer season. He leaves
early next month, Mrs. Kenney accom-
panying him.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Hubbard are plan
ming to attend the great peace jubilee at
Washington. ID. C., next week. They will
leave mere Monday.
Miss Lucy Robinson has improved in
health OF late and was able to leave Tues
day TOR a three weeks visit with friends
in Braintree and Bsrre.
II. G. Allen has put In one OF the latest
models OF the National cash register,
which prints the amount Of the purchase
on a slip for the customer.
Charles Briggs has moved from the Sey.
mour hous on Central street into the ten
ement in Mrs. Electa Cushman's house re.
Gently vacated by F D. Chase.
o. r. Greene and o. ]. Mareott went TO
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the subordinate lodge OF Odd Fellows to
the meeting OF the grand lodge,
Rev. V. M. Hardy will preach the bacca-
laureate sermon before the graduating
class OF '99, at the Congregational church
Sunday evening, May 3, at S O'Clock.
Misses Minnie Metcalf, Nellie Adams
and Mrs. Elmer Hapgood OF South ROYAL
ton were guests last week OF Mrs. j. M.
Thompson at the home OF her parents.
Mrs. A. r. Carr OF Goffstown came Fri.
day to visit her daughter, Mrs. h. W.
Tewksbury. Monday they went to Bur.
lington to visit Miss Mary Tewksbury.
In McCau's mark saturday afternoon at
2 o'clock, the Randolph High school nine
viii cross bats with the HIGH school team
from Mortified II the weather permits.
Rev. r.. A. Howard, secretary Of the Pap.
tist state Sunday School association, Is this
week sending out circulars with informa-
tion in regard 10 the annual meeting TO be
held in Barre June 6 and Z.
Fred whitelaw. the former efficient
butter maker at the Co operative cream
erv has been engaged to manage a new
creamery at Shelburne. His household
goods we're shipped there yesterday.
The Ladies' Aid Of the Baptist church
held an Experience party in the vestries
Friday evening, from which about go
were realized some OF the EXPERIENCES OF
the moBey-earners we're well told in verse.
George Wood returned yesterday from
Ssrauac lake, n. Y, feeling much improv-
ed in health. He hes rented a cottage
there and will now some Of his household
effects At nnce. He goes back about the
lst Of June, accompanied by his wife.
The autobiography Of Vermont, = a vol
ume containing a list Of ell books and
pamphlets that have been published, re-
lating in N Wav to the state, with bio
graphical and other notes, prepared hv
NJ. -. Gilman, has lately beer received
from The state at the public library.
while Mra-Johu Barclay and little baby
aud Mrs. Ellen English were driving
down the Chandler hill Tuesday evening,
the horse started TO run. NFs.English.who
wHs holding the baby, tainted away snd
feli ont Of The carriage dropping the child.
Her feet caught IN the reins and she was
drggUed some distance, hruisinu her SON
sidershly, but causing no serious injuries
The baby was unhurt and the horse was
soon stopped without damage.
Owing 20 the rain, the attendance ct
Prof J. T.. Hills lecture on "The state
Experiment station" was not large. TIE
good work Of the station, its purposes and
attainments were well presented and the
practical value 81 Tire station bulletins
was shown. PROT Hils spoke apprecia-
lively ~ the effective work 81 Hon. " ~
Spear in dealing with tuberculosis and
the ability q the station botauist, Prof.
Jones, was else warmly praised. At TIE
close % the lecture the speaker answered
questions from Interested listeners. per-
tanning mostly % silage and the dairy.