Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-08-24

Miss None Grady OF Rox bury has been
| visiting Miss Belle Wynn the past week.
| The baby OF John kelener was baptized
last Sunday by FIR. Drouin OF Woodstock.
| Mrs. Mary Bliss Doten OF Springfield,
| Mass, is visiting ID. w. Bliss, her cousin.
Mrs. Chas. Wright and daug liter, Bessie,
OF Rutland are visiting relatives in town.
Miss Corelyn Dickey is visiting her
sister, Mrs. +. J. Tillotson, at East War
rem.
Rev. Mr.. Rider is expected to preach for
/ Mr.. Read at the Universalist church next
Sunday.
Mrs. Florence Proctor and two sons OF
/ Fitchburg, Mass, visited at +. L. Dear
ing's lately.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. n. L. Sheldon OF Boston
are visiting Mrs. George Marsh, sister OF
I Mr.. Sheldon.
The guild OF the Episcopal church met
with Mrs. J. 5. Wilson Wednesday after
noon OF this week.
George Wight was given a surprise
party by his neighbors and friends
Wednesday OF last week.
NJ. II Harrington and family and Miss
Carrie Parker OF Philadelphia are guests
OF Mrs. NJ. +. Harrington.
Clarence Goodrich, who has been work
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home at Richmond Monday.
Assistant Postmaster Willis c. Waldo,
with bis family, is spending week with
his parents at Maple Grove farm.
The patrons OF the Harrington creamery
received is 1-2c. per Id. for July butter fat
and churn increase OF 10 per cent.
The repairs upon the Universalist
church have been completed and the In
terror looks very fresh and attractive.
Mrs. L. A. Davis left Monday for trip
to Boston and the beach. She was accom-
panied by her nephew, Francis Rourke.
II. c. Benson is getting out lumber for
barn to replace the one destroyed by
lightning near East Bethel last month
Rev. DR.. Gunnison OF Worcester, Mass,
will deliver an illustrated lecture at the
Universslist church next Monday even
ing.
Mrs. r. NJ. Chase and daughter, Miss
Susie, returned Saturday from a three
week s. trip to points in eastern Massachu-
SETS
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Carrigsn OF
Worcester, Mass, were guests last week
OF Mrs. Peter O'Connell, sister OF Mrs.
Carrigan.
Kittredge Bascom is expected in town
from Boston this week. Miss Nellie Bas-
com is already here, stopping with Mrs.
Ellen ellison.
The delivery team OF X. p Stock well
had a lively runaway and smashup in the
yard in front OF the passenger depot Mon
day morning.
In the pastors absence on his vacation
all the services at the Methodist church
will be omitted next Sunday except the
Sunday school.
Miss NJ. ID. Eastman, who has been
spending the summer at G. r. Mobiles, |
returned to her home at East Mortified,
Mass, last week.
Rev. g. b. Johnson OF Burlington will |
ofiiciate at Christ church next Sunday |
morning and will hold services at Royal |
ton in the afternoon.
NJ. A. Moody is tearing down the rear |
part of his store building and in its place |
will erect two-story building of some |
what smaller dimensions.
Z. N. Smith has been quite poorly the
past week, losing fourteen pounds in |
weight in three days, but nevertheless he
has kept at work in his store.
Fire caught in the deck wooden bridge
Of the c. V. r. Il. Monday afternoon at
the southwest corner. 1t was discovered
in time to prevent any serious damage.
Miss Eva S. Rogers, Mrs. Carrie Jack
man and daughter, Irma, we're away last
week on a carriage drive and visit TO their
brother, s. E. Rogers, and family in Ad-
olson.
There will be an examination at the
Flvnn scboolhouse Tuesday, Aug. %, at
10 a. m. for scholars wishing their tuition
for higher English studies paid by the
town district.
The 6-months-old daughter Ct Mr.. and
Mrs. B. G. Bundy died Saturday, Aug. 10,
Of whooping cough. The bereaved par
snts have the sincere sympathy of the
entire community.
5. II. Rogers has torn down the Samuel
Davis mill on Camp Brook, which be
bought of Edwin Flint. He is erecting a
new building on the same site, 10 he used
as grist and cider mill.
F. II. Chamberlin, Hiram Chamberlin
and Miss Adeline Chamberlin were called
TO Windsor last week to attend the fune-
raj OF Mrs. Martin Chamberlin, who died
At Springfield, Mass, but whose inter-
ment was at Windsor.
There was quite a large attendance at
The opening of camp meeting last Sunday.
some young men with no pretence OF
1ecencY made some disturbance but few
plain remarks by one OF the ministers
brought them to their senses.
There was lawsuit Saturday before A.
A. Brooks between Willis Jones, plain
.iff of this town and Rollin Pierce, de- I
'endsnt, OF Royalton. Judgment for the
defendant. John Wilson for the plain
iii; j. ID. Denis on for the defendant
Two young children OF c. ID. Cushing,
while out for a drive with his Shetland (
pony last saturday, were thrown from tine
art by a sudden turn taken by the pony.
There was a little excitement on tine part
u the children, but no serious hurts or
damage. 4
James Boyle OF London, England, has !
been spending a week with Rollin ellison.
Mr.. ellison formed the acquaintance Of
Mr.. Boyle while in California and also ,
Visited him while in England last year
Mr.. Boyle has responsible position with
me Atlantic Transportation Co.
Miss Sadie Atwood, late of the Burrill
Comedy Co., is spending a few weeks
With Mrs. Mary A. Hill OF Bethel. Miss e
Atwood has met with great success in y
epertoire, playing eleven plays a week. B
She will join them again in Septem Der.
has. B. Hill is member of the orches- I
ra in the same company. v
The schools in the town district will 5
,pen Monday, Sept. 4, with the exception
u the Christian Hill school, which opens g
he 2Sth Of August. Following is the list b
\ teachers. District No 1 Miss Carolfna : q