Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-06-29

DR.. Bailey was quite i'll last week, but il
again on duty.
Thos. Canaan OF Mortified was in tow
/ he first OF the week.
/ Mrs. Jennie Bass is spending a weel
/ with friends at Randolph Center.
Daniel BASE, who had been woraing il
Boston for the past three months, returned
home yesterday.
Charles Thurston and Miss Clara Dame
have returned from Greensboro after {
several weeks outing.
Arthur Parady OF Montpelier came
yesterday to spend a few days with his
friend, Fred Chadwick.
j. c. Moore OF Was hington, ID. c..
national bank examiner, paid the loca
bank an official visit yesterday.
Miss Louise Chase, Miss Grace Lamson
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. b. johnson and Miss
Florence Soper are at Mortified at the
day.
Mrs. George Barris of st. Johnsbnry
who will be remembered here as Miss Lot
tie Tilson, with her baby daughter, Helen
came Monday to visit her grandfather
Josiah Tilson.
At 3 O'Clock Saturday afternoon, at Nc
Calls park, the Braintree baseball team
will cross bats with picked town nine
The boys are getting into practice to play
a good game with the Rochesters at
Bethel the 4th.
John Kimball returned from the Dandy
fish hatchery yesterday with 5000 trout
fry which were placed in the Aver brook
The brook has been posted almost its en-
tire length by the Protective League and
woe be to him who bangles hook in its
forbidden waters.
The condition OF Henry W. Tewksbury
has been so much worse the past few days
that il has been decided to take him to
the Waterbury asylum and he will 60 to-
day or tomorrow, accompanied by d, II.
Morse. His brea kdown is a source OF
deep sorrow to his many friends, D.
N. L. Boyden met with quite an ncci.
dent last Saturday. He was going to
Montpelier on the cars and having his
dog with him was requested to ride in
the baggage car, being told where to sit
by the trainman. He had hardly sat down
when a heavy box toppled over on him,
cutting cash two inches long on his
head, down to the bone. and badly bruis-
ing his face. The Squire" thinks he
will have little law business OF his own
soon.
Randolph people are interested in the
various college commandments this
week. Charles Cushman, Walter Wood
ward and Ernest Abbott graduate from
Dartmouth. Among those in Hanover
are V. I. Spear, Mr. and Mrs. ID. C. Wood
ward, Misses Bessie and Alice Wood ward,
Miss Skinner, Mrs. +. o. Blanchard, Miss
Carrie Draper, Misses Mary, Clara and
Anne Du Bois, Miss Blanche Sparhawk,
Sherman Moulton, Charles Chedtl, Mrs.
J. ID. Denison, Miss lisa Lamson and
Leighton Abbott. At the u. v. NJ. the
Randolph graduates are Robert Morton,
John Chase, Misses Mary Tewks bury ard
Belle Morse. Several are in attendance,
among them Mr.. and Mrs Willis Morton,
Mrs. ii. w. Tewksbury, Mrs. d. II.
Morse aid Miss Mary Morse, Mrs. Irwin
Chase and Mrs. Henry Soper.
List Saturday evening at the home OF
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
4. Lackey of Worcester. Miss Alvce Nc.
Cord was married to Harry Fergn IA OF
East Braintree, Rev. VIM. Water, Tor merry
pastor at the latter place, performing the
ceremony. They will make their home at
j. w. Blanchard's for the present They
have the best wishes Of many friends
School in district No IL closed Friday,
June 26. Number OF scholars registered
for the term, 26; average attendance, 21
plus. Those having p-rleot attendance
were Blanche Sargent, Roy Smith, Laroy
and Hazel Danyow, ODa and Ray Stevens,
Fred Smith, Myrtle and Eva Goodell.