Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-05-11
Randolph.


Miss Ella Congdon returns IN her homa
II Gaysville tomorrow.
Miss Ethelynd Gould gives a recital in
Northheld this evening.
NJ. A. Owen Of Lebanon, N. H.. visited
friends here over Sunday.
A large bay is being added to the north
size OF J. w. Gabrielle's house.
Z. F. Emerson returned Tuesday from a
weeks business trip to Ottawa.
Walter Woodward was at home from
dartmouth college over Sunday.
X. +. Fassett OF Montpelier visited
friends here the last OF the week.
Kenneth Crawford OF Boston has been
here a few days lately on business.
Frank Blake and VIM. Martin oil War
rem were here Saturday on business.
Merton Dickinson and Homer Chase of
hoxbury were in the place Saturday.
A. q. Wheeler opened the camping sea-
son his week, going to Greensboro Tues.
day.
Miss Augusta Richards came from West
Hartford Monday to work for Mrs. K. A.
Smith.
Zepb Seymour came from Lynn, Mass.
last week to visit Mrs. Mary Seymour, his
mother.
Mrs. Elizabeth Temple n Miss Mary
Mcintyre arrived Monday from SPRING
field, Mass.
i Mrs. q. f. Cheney OF st. Johnsbury
came Saturday to visit her mother, Mrs.
A. A. Smith.
Ernest Fish and A. E. Kendrick are
having new coats of paint applied TO their
houses this week.
Mrs. j. b. Swinyer and sister, Mrs. c..
W. Hulett, Of Rochester visited Miss Ella
swinyer here Friday.
Miss Carrie sault left Saturday for New
bury where she has been engaged to teach
a spring term Of school.
Leonard Hutchinson OF Barre was here
over Sunday TO visit his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lyman Hutchinson.
P. w. Connolly left last Friday for Loon
Lake in the A~dirondscks where be has
employment for the summer.
Clyde Blanchard reached home Saturday
after completing a IL weeks course at the
Poughkeepsie Business college.
Mr.. and Mrs Jack Callahan arrived Fri
day from Westboro, Mass, for a several
weeks visit with relatives here.
Mrs. Proper came from Windsor Friday
to visit her daughter, Mrs. A. e. Bass, and
also her sister, Mrs. A. ]. Curtis.
The new outfit for sprinkling the streets
will probably be purchased and placed In
readiness for operation this week.
F. E. Wyman OF the Globe Wall Paper
company went to Barre Saturday where
he has a contract for finishing a house.
Perl L. Church from Hanover, accom-
panied by his friends, Messrs. Putnam,
Merrill and Barr EFT, spent Sunday with
his father, Horace Church.
AZ. E-nv Grana.n -ho had a1ant
the winter in Hanover, N. H., with Der
ION, Charles, came Friday to visit Mrs. e.
I. Salisbury, her daughter.
Mrs. @. w. Drew and her mother, Mrs.
Sarah Bragg, went TO Mortified Saturday
where the latter will remain for some
time. Mrs. Drew returned Monday.
@. B. Fish goes to Rochester Saturday
with his g~ramaphone to entertain the
member OF the White River club on the
occasion Of an anniversary celebration.
Miss Carrie Draper arrived Friday from
New York city where she has been at
tending the Cooper Art school. Monday
she began teaching In the j. b. Adams
district.
Mrs. Electa Cushman and Miss Annie
Messer, her granddaughter, returned Fri
day to Barre after a visit at u, r. Cush-
mans. They were accompanied by Miss
Ella Cushman.
Last Friday the HERALD force enjoyed
a treat in the way OF luscious red apples,
which were as sound and fresh as II Just
from the orchard. They were left With ye
editor by j. f. Chadwick. -
Prof. j. L. Hills lecture at Grange hall
Saturday evening under Gran ge auspices
will be open TO the public. He will tell
ssSome Things About Our Experiment Sta
ton" that will be OF interest to all.
Miss Bessie Kent, who taught here last
year, has been compelled by i'll health 10
resign her place as teacher in the Spauld-
Ing Graded school at Barre. She expects
to spend some time in the Adirondacks
this summer.
Sunday afternoon Rev. S. A. Parker
held Universalist services in Edson's hall,
a large congregation being present. A
quartet composed OF Misses Lamson and
Hastings and Messrs. Beedle and Kelly
sang very acceptably.
Clarence Mann has rented his house on
Central street to p. j. Blanchard ana mas
moved into the upstairs tenement In MRS.
Ellen Blanchard's house. f. p. Libbey
has moved from Franklin street into the
AFRO Adams house on Main street.
Heretofore Rev. Joseph Therien has held
services at the Catholic church here tne
second and fourth Sundays OF each month";
in Windsor, the first and third, ana on
Attn Sundays in Sharon. After TINS ne
will not 90 to Sharon, so services Will De
held every alternate Sunday here and at
windsor. Mass was celebrated here last
Sunday.
The body OF Arthur McAllister, which
was placed in the tomb after It's srrlNaI
from ElCaney, in which battle ne Wss
killed, will be inferred next sunday al
The cemetery here. Rev. s. A. Parker
will o~ficiate at the grave at three O'Clock;
All old soldiers, Sons OF Veterans ana
members OF the recent volunteer
are invited by Post Commander Eloreoge
to meet at q. A. X. hall at ESQ TO De ln
readiness for escort duty. A male quartet
will furnish music and a parting Voiiey
will he fired.