Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-07-13
Ed Whitney of Hartford was in town

Ed Whitney OF Hartford was in town
over Sunday.
A son was born July 10th to Herbert
| Allen and wife.
| Hon. II. S. Peck was a visitor at Mrs. II.
/ W. Tewksbury's yesterday.
Mrs. Lueretia Pearsons and Miss Jessie
| returned yesterday from Montpelier.
Arthur NJ. Vaughn OF Woodstock visited
at d. II. Morse's the last OF the week.
DIR. Nudge OF Lynn, Mass, has Joined
bis wife at ID. E. Godlag's for few days
stay.
Miss Jessie Pearsons went to Lebanon,
n. H., yesterday to spend a couple Of
weeks.
James N. Mccall came from New York
CITY Saturday to visit his family at Elm
Cottage.
Mrs. Nudge of Lynn, Mass, and Chas.
Wood OF Boston will assist in the concert
Friday evening.
Miss Train OF Providence, X. l., has
rented the Burt place for the season and
has arrived to place 1t in readiness for &C.
cupancy.
Miss Margaret r. MeCaw OF Saratoga
Springs, N. Y, who had been the guest OF
Miss Belle T. Morse since commencement
at the y. V. NJ, returned home Tues day.
Harry Eaton OF New York city is spend
ing his vacation with his parents, MIR. and
Mrs. Alfred Eaton. he is With Samue'
Eiseman Il Co., dealers in foreign and
domestic silks.
DIR. c. L. Stewards horse became fright
ened at bicycle on School street last
evening and threw the doctor and his
daug liter, Nellie, out OF the buggy, also
tearing a wheel off. Both passengers re-
ceived hard falls and Miss Nellie, espe
cially, was badly famed, but no bones
were broken.
The Y. p. S. c. +. OF the Christian
church will be cat Home in the vestry
OF the church tonight Thursday from
1880 on. They cordially invite every
member OF the church and congregation
to spend the evening with them. No ad-
mission charged. No collection taken.
A good musical program is being pre-
pared and good time may be anticipated.
DIR. ]. Pearl Clifford, who has been prac-
ticiDg In Berlin, N. H., has removed TO
this place and will engage in the practice
OF medicine and surgery here. he has OF.
flee quarters with Drs. Scott and, With his
wife, boards with Mrs. Henry W. Tewks- !
bury. Dr. Clifford is former popular
Randolph boy, a graduate of our High
school and will be warmly welcomed back
by his many friends.
While l.. II. Needham was driving one
of c. l.. Holmans teams on Highland
avenue Tuesday, the horse became fright
erred at some children with bicycles and
SHE'D, striking against a hitching post,
then went to the other side OF the street,
hitting a hydrant. Mr.. Need ham was
thrown out and the horse ran away,
bringing up in w. II. Dubois garden. !
The buggy was demolished, but no other
damage resulted.
That Will be first class in every way
the cantata, "Under the Palms." at the /
Congregational church Friday evening, /
July IA, at S o'clock. II has been prepar-
ing for or 4 months under the direction /
OF the choir OF the Congregational church, 1
assisted by members Of other choirs and /
musicians from out OF town and pa-tici
pated in by members OF he Sunday school. 1
We hope Randolph will give a grand well
come TO his effort to furnish us q first 4
class concert in the summer months as
well as enjoy one OF the most enjoyable .
ri times.
Charles Edward McCrillis, who has
failed gradually but steadily since his in
jury in & runaway accident about two
years ago, died at five O'Clock Tuesday
at his home on School street
He had been in an unconscious state for
several DAYS before his death but had been
! great sufferer previously. A specialist
n mental diseases was here last week, but
the case hopeless. The funer-