Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-07-27
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Miss Emma Moses went to Gaysville
yesterday TO visit relatives.
The Congl Sunday school picnic Is be-
ing held today in Mortified "gulf."
+. f. Emerson has traded for the Her
man Morse place on Prospect avenue.
James Mccall has been confined to the
house several days with rheumatism.
Walter o. Dompier, who is in the pa
per hanging business at White River
Junction, was recently remarked.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. 4. Clough OF Holyoke
Mass, and Eugene Hunter OF Claremont,
n. H., bave Deen visiting at the home Of
+. II. Bruce.
Lightning Friday morning knocked
shingles from the roof and bricks from
the chimney OF Aaron Hoisington's place
in Rochester Hollow.
Mrs. Forest OF Chicago, an aunt OF Mrs
" NJ. Hardy, and George w. Clark OF
Morrisville, her brother in-law, were
guests at Memorial House over Sunday.
Miss Nellie NJ Ford and Harold Ford OF
Staten Island, n. ", who had been guests
at the Moulton homestead, went to Bur-
lington and the Adirondacks yesterday.
The Exchange has sold a Robinson
patent grinding mill to f. c. Bachelor OF
/ West Braintree, to be ready for use at the
1 Spear mill Sept. LIST. ID. G. Woodward
will set ii.
Mrs David Dyer's father, c. W. Fassett
OF Rochester, is spending the week here.
Her sister, Mrs. II. c. Martin OF Gardner,
Mass, is also at Mr.. Dyer's for a several
weeks stay.
Prot Psyson Wilde and wife OF Chica-
go and Gen. Smith, vice. president OF the
Baltimore a Ohio Railroad Co., were
guests OF Mr.. Wilde's relative, Judge
Nichols, Tuesday.
Arthur Newton attended at Bethel last
evening meeting OF representatives Of
ball teams from Randolph, Mortified, I
Rochester, Bethel and South Royalton TO 4
form league for a series OF games.
Mrs. c. 5. Bent and son and her mother, T
Mrs. NJ. l.. Jones OF Hancock, and Mrs. 4
Allen Jones and two children left Tuesday 1
for Portland, Me. They will also visit 4
Rev. and Mrs. !. A. Flint in Falmouth, Me.
1.-THE Grange meeting Saturday even.
ing fences was the subject OF discussion.
At the next meeting the young people will
be 10 office and the program viii be in
charge OF Miss George +. Mann as lee
turer.
Misses Harriet Angel and Margaret
Robbie OF 81. Johnsbury reached here yes
terday on their way home from a trip 10
Detroit, Mich, Gilmanton, Wis, and st.
Paul, MINI. They are guests OF Mrs.
lamar Angel.
J.E. Eldredge, j. b. Eldredge, A. B. Gay
and George Hatch have planned private
fishing preserve on the premises OF the
latter. The small brook is to be damned,
flooding about Ii acres, and the waters
stocked with young trout this fall.
DIR. and Mrs. S. n. Gould and Miss ,
Ethelynd, with Mrs. Cynthia Hubbard
and Miss Jane Page, went to Queen City
Park Tuesday to remain until September
af anFf Hha q act n aur
made their first run to the Park Monday.
VIM Powers, who spent last week at q
Albert Morse's, left Saturday for a visit TO
Barre and to his sister in Rutland and his
brother in Pittsfeld, Mass, before re-
turning to White, So. OAK. Since COM
ing East he visited his birthplace in |
Orange and celebrated his I'D birthday
there.
Arthur Drake, who was convicted OF :
! 70 first offences OF furnishing liquor
last week and fined, with casts, about $50, ,
paid the fine with the assistance OF those
" ho signed a subscription paper for the a
purpose. IL was generally believed that
Drake was innocent and the victim OF
'put up. job" by the parties who got a
drunk.
Rev Dr. Homer White, Episcopal rec a
or OF Randolph, and Mrs. White were
here Saturday on their way to Woodstock a
o- short visit to friends there. Mr..
" bite is very genial visitor aud We en- :,
Dyed bis call at the Landmark office. He
s no stranger to practical newspaper i,
work and can set type or write stories or
editorials WITH equal facility Land
mark. II
John Blaisdell died last Thursday at the
ZONE OF his daughter, Mrs. f. H. Ketch. b
m. He had been confined to his bed for q
he past six months, having suffered
mental and physical breaking down due II
o old age. He was II years old. The "
uneral was held from the house Saturday,
Dr.. V. NJ. Hardy officiating. The body a
vas taken to Norwich for interment. 9
Deceased left two daughters, Mrs. Harriet
iorner OF Boston and Mrs. ketcham, and n
wo sons, Levi of this place and Charles t
{ Bethel Gilead.
Selva Holman and Levi Needham took a N
rip to Plattsburgh, n. Y, instead OF u
ding to New York city last week with j.
!. Kimball The beautiful gasoline :;
lunch which he purchased last week was 4,
n right, put the members of the yacht y
NO party were forced to be content with "a
dmiring ii rather than testing it, as the :,
arties disagreed about the price, etc, at VI
he last The first OF this week Mr.. Kim A
all and wife went to Pittsburgh where nS
is said he has found a boat more to his al
king which he has bought at bargain.
The Elm cottage tennis tournament has 4
rogressed as far as the nnals, which are
, be played today. The results are:-
Newton and Bass beat
and Brad. Mcintyre, 6.3, 4;
amson and Clark heat Woodward and
larry Mcintyre, 6 o, 60, 6 o; Mccall and
ushman beat Byrd and Smith, 81, go,
L. First round-Newton and Bass beat
amson and Clark, g. 6-3, SO; Mccall
nd Cusbman beat Holman and Rainey,
/, 81, so The finals were contested by
e wton and Bass VS.. Mccall and Cushman.
Col. r. j Kimbsll attended the annual
leeting OF the Vermont 4 Boston Tele-
raph Co. at White River Junction yes
srday. There be met Charles A. Tinker,
Ice president OF the Western Union Tele-
raph CO., who returned with him and Is
ne guest OF Col. Chandler and himself to-
ay. These three are pioneers in telegra-
hy, Mr.. Tinker being stationed at North U
cid wears ago. The Vermont a Boston
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