Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-08-03
Randolph.


Horace Moulton spent several days il
Boston last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Greene spen
sunday ia Tunbridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis P. Booth spent
Sunday in Mortified.
Miss Aida Newcity arrived home satur
aay from Bristol, Conn.
e. A. Thomas has been In the New
YORK market this week.
W. A. Mcintosh of Lebanon. N. n.
was In town over Sunday.
Frank Bailey returned Saturday fter 3
Visit TO friends in Burlington.
DR.. and Mrs. ]. d. Wheeler spent Sun.
cay at White River Junction.
Miss Mary Tracy OF the Center has been
visiting Miss Marion Finn in Burlington
Tor few days.
Mrs. Segar went to Burlington Monday
TO spend few days as the guest OF her
son, E. ID. Segsr.
Richard Grant OF Pittsheld, N. H., is
spending short vacation here, a guest al
j. +. Chadwick's.
hermon Morse returned to Montpelier
Monday after visit here and at the home
OF his father In Bethel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank p. Mann have re-
turned from Springfield where they have
been for several months.
Robert Morton and Theron Brooks re.
turned from Burlington Sat urday. They
made the trip on their wheels.
Mrs. |. L. Robbins and Mrs. e. c. Ba-
ker OF 50. Adams were guests OF Miss Alb.
bic f. Clark several days lately.
The union meeting was held at the
Baptist church Sunday evening and was
addressed by Rev. T. A. Howard.
Eugene Boudette, a brother OF Mrs.
Merchant, with his daughter OF Hartford,
spent Sunday at u. l.. Merchants.
I Perl Church OF Hanover. n. H., and
Miss Burke OF Sharon, who had been
visiting his parents here, returned home
Monday.
Mrs. Henry Tobey accompanied Miss
Lillian Gaines OF Essex junction upon
her return home Saturday after a short
stay here.
F. W. Baldwin was down from st. Al
bans over Sunday Mrs. Baldwin was
called to Essex Monday by the death OF
her mother.
Herbert B. Hanson, NJ. d., OF Barre
visited friends here over Sunday. He goes
TO Fitchburg, Mass, soon where be has
position IN the Burbank hospital.
Carl Edminster OF White River juno
ton came last week to spend the re-
mainder OF his vacation here, after
visit to John Drew at Bellows Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph W. Atwood, who
have been spending a few DAYS in town,
returned TO their home In Plymouth. N. H.,
on Monday, accompanied by Mrs. Sidney
Howard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sewell s. whitcomb and
son, Erwin, who Is taking a two weeks
vacation from the Bell store. left Mon
day TO visit relatives at Glens Falls, n. Y,
and other places.
Carl Spear returned from Burlington
Saturday, having failed to pass the phvsi-
cal examination for entrance into the
regular army. Defective vision was the
cause.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W Atwood OF Plv-
mouth, n. H., who bad been visiting in
Barre aud st. Adams, came the last OF the
week to spend some time at their former
home.
Robert Putnam returned last week from
a two weeks trip with a friend to Nova
Scotia. Friday he went to Burlington for
the day and Monday resumed work in
Hanover. n. IL.
Mrs. Della Tilson and daughter, Miss
Fannie Bass, went to Montpelier Satur-
day where they will visit Mrs. G. A.
IENDaTus Iief AllHpus
will join them there later.
A. r. Kendrick OF Randolph, one OF the
popular statesmen OF the Willard manu-
featuring company, was in the city today.
He is one Of the oldest and best men on
the rosd.-St. Adams Messenger.
Sunday DIS. Scott and Clifford removed
from Mrs. VIM. Pierce's side seven tumor-
Gus growths which had teen troubling
her severely OF late, rendering one arm al
most useless. She is doing nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G.. Tracy and their
guests, Chester Tracy and wife OF Belle
Plain, Ia, visited in Barre and Berlin the
last OF the week. The latter will return
here before going to their western home.
Mrs. T.. r. Southland came from Add. |
son FRIDAY to visit at +. l.. Parsons. |
Her daughter, Leila, who had been here |
for several weeks, and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred 1
Owen OF Gilead accompanied her on her |
return Monday.
Presiding Elder Davenport and wife re- |
turned from Boston Friday. The next day /
he went to White River Junction 10 /
spend Sunday and she left for short stay /
in Barre and in williamstown where her /
son had been for several weeks past.
Emery Steele was knocked down FRI
day evening while crossing the street oy |
LYNN Young on a bicycle. He was pick
ed up insensible and taken into the office
OF Angel q RussIow, where he soon re-
covered, considerably famed by the ex-
perience.
Hon. James Hutchinson, Dean Wedg-
wood, r. r. Dubois, DIR. Il. o. Blanchard,
Mrs. L. p. Thsyer, Miss Maud Putnam
and Misses Eunice Flint and Lucy Wall
returned Friday from Camp Randolph,
Springs.
DIR. ]. Z. Prescott, while driving In
Saturday, was run into by
two careless young men driving oilno
horse. Asa result the doctors carriage
Was damaged and be took header when
makes crutches a necessity for him for
he present.
Friday evening Roy Rumrill, while
pedaling out Merchants Row, was annoyed
by a dog that persisted in getting in his
Tay. He finally threw q stone at the AMI
mai. which escaped unframed, but the
missile shattered plate glass window OF
he Evans pharmacy, which cost uoy
,um to replace.
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