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

Geo. X. Putnam OF Montpelier is ii
town today.
Mrs. L. P. Booth is visiting IN North
/ field Tor few days.
Mrs. Ell. Hewitt Of Bristol has been Wis
iting at @. w. Drew's.
{ Mrs. John Msnney and daughter ar,
/ visiting IN Mlddlebury.
1 Mrs. Ida Orcutt has returned after
months visit in Williston.
Byron Goodwin is quite IN with appen.
dieitis. DIR. Russlow attends.
| The Brigham creamery paid 19c, foi
July butter, less &c. for making.
Mrs. Eugene Barttro and child went
yesterday to Springfield to visit.
Justin Shepard and family OF HiRhgatt
have been recent guests at Alex Tatro's.
Flint & Kidder are taking in wool fol
shipment to Philadelphia, paying Is "a
The Electric company's Office is to be
moved to the building in the rear OF w
B. Wallis house.
J. J. Trer!se tried to do a fancy turn on
his bicycle and the result Is he is laid up
with sprained knee.
Byron Manchester has sold his pair OF
browns to a Worcester, Mass, party for
49, NHN my ~
The Rev. c. II. Perry OF Cambridge,
Mass, will preach in st. Johns church
next Sunday morning at 1870 o'clock.
The ladies OF the Baptist church will
give an afternoon tea at Mrs w. b. Walls
Thursday, Aug. "a, from 2 until p. m.
John Foley has quit work In the Drew
blacksmith shop and gone to Mortified.
lie Is succeeded BY j. II. Donley OF North
field.
The Union District camp meeting at
Ciaremont Junction, n. H., will be hel1
by the Methodists at their grounds Aug.
22 to Is. The services each day will be OF
great interest, but there are special attrae.
lions for Thursday, Aug. Gath. In the
forenoon OF that day Rev. Ralph Gillian
Will conduct the service, and in the after
noon and evening there will be services in
connection with the 1.-THE Twentieth
Century Movement. The speakers for
the afternoon and evening will be ex-
Hon. Frank Plumley OF Mort hfield, Chas.
ID. Spencer OF Wilmington and Rev. Edgar
Blake OF Lebanon. The Montpelier Dis.
trict stewards meeting will also be held
at one o'cl ok OF that day. The services
for the entire week will be under charge
OF Presiding Elder Walter X. Davenport
OF Randolph and George w. Norris OF
LhWIences mass.
At the meeting at DR.. A. @. Bailey's
office last Monday evening to consider the
ACCESSIBILITY OF holding the fourth annual
musical convention in November instead
OF January, there IVES a good attendance
and an enthusiastic discussion of plans
for the success OF the next festival. No.
yember was decided upon as the season
for the event, which will be held the 7th,
Sth, 9Th and 10th days. Another meeting
will be held at DIR. Bailey's Office next
Monday evening at 7:30 O'Clock, and all
the officers are expected to be in attend.
abce, as active preparations will be COM
menced at once to make the coming festi.
val the best yet. Prof. l. ID. shaw was
elected president; DIR. A. e. Bailey, vice
president; E. T. Salisbury, secretary; W.
f. Lamson, treasurer; A. II. Beedie, d.
rector and chairman OF the executive
committee, the other members OF which
are o. j. Marcott, II. B. Bell, ID. c. Wood
ward, DR.. W. NJ. Kelly, Dan Morse, J. l..
Hutchinson, p. u. Chatfield, DR.. f. o.
Blanchard, j. ID. Denison, Mrs. r. o.
Blanchard, Miss Grace Lamson, Mrs. w.
c. Cushmsn, Mrs. T. j. Adams, Miss NJ.
Blanche Spsrhawk, Mrs. 1. ID. shaw, Miss
Grace Bailey, Miss Clara Dubois, Miss
Eunice Denison, Mrs. E. A. Thomas and
Miss Name Connolly.