Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-07-27

Mrs. Rennelson and Randolph How
land, who have been spending two weeks
at Montague Place, returned yesterday to
Brooklyn.
Dewitt Webb and wife ~ Boston are
expected to arrive next week for vaca
ton, most OF which they will spend at
Idlewild, the cottage OF s. H. Brooks at
Queen City Park.
Mrs. John O'Grady and two children OF
Rutland arrived Tuesday and are visiting
her parents at the Center. MIR. O'Grady
will spend few DAYS with his parents in
Roxbury before coming here.
Joseph Lamson left for Ware, Mass.
Tuesday alter a visit at the home OF his
sister, Mrs. r. a. Smith. He will spend
some time in Rockland, Me-, before re-
turning to Bridgeport, Conn.
Frank @. Stevens returned to Hanover,
n. a., Tuesday where he Is employed at q
hotel. He has been taking an enforced
vacation OF two weeks while recovering
from ivy poisoning, which caused him
severe suffering.
Christopher Seymour Of Springfield ar
rived Monday TO visit his mother, Mrs
David Seymour, who continues danger
ously ILL Announcement was received
here Monday OF the death OF sister OF
Mrs. Seymour at Highgate Springs.
S. Burton Adams has been visiting here
this week. He will change his location
Aug. list from being a travelling inspector
foI the Hartford Steam Boiler Insurance
Co. to an assistant suIerintendeney in the
company's branch office at Philadelphia
The NJ. +. church sociable will be held
with the Misses Matthews Friday after.
noon and evening, Aug. 4th. The Feast
of Seven Tables will be served on the
lawn from $3.50 O'Clock on. Five minutes
/ given to each table. All are cordially in
vited.
Next week Thursday, Aug. 8, the order
OF the Eastern Star will hold a lawn party
at j. P. Cleveland's, to which all members
and their friends are cordially invited.
The Randolph orchestra will be 10 attend
snce and supper will be served from
O'Clock on.
1t is generally conceded throughout
Orange county that Randolph is entitled
to one OF the county senatorships next
year. Col. Robert ]. Kimbsl and Will
liam B. Wall, both former representatives
OF this town in the legislature, are con-
sidered candidates.
Rev. v. M. Hardy hitched one OF John
Moses teams in front OF his house last
Thursday, but the horse didn't appreciate
the honor conferred on him OF serving a
doctor OF divinity and, uprooting the post,
~ Ohts tAohk nth new highway
the back yards OF Summer street and
wrecked the buggy.
Invitations were issued this week by
Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. s. Buck 10 the mar
rage OF their daughter, Emogene Sophia,
to Ned Carroll Buck OF the Buck Printing
company. The ceremony will take place
Wednesday evening, Aug. 9th, at half
past eight, at the First Christian church.
They will be at home to their friends after
Sept. 18th at ii South Pleasant street.
Scott Brown, a young man from Pitts
| field, who was at work for Appleton Nc
Intosh in Bethel Gilead, was thrown from
horserake Tuesday at the Tires her
farm and received serious injuries. Dr.
l.. A. Russlow was called aud fears there
/ is fracture OF the skull. Brown has
been unconscious most OF the tine and
unable 20 explain just how the accident
occurred. His condition is critical
Mrs. Vsrsal Corey. mother OF Henry
Corey, died Monday morning at the home
of her son. She wa So years old. She
vas III less than day, The cause - deaf h
being paralysis OF one side. The funeral
was held from the house Tuesday after
noon, Rev. W. II. Chidley officiating She
let three other children, Mrs. Charles
! Blodgett and Mrs. Norman Lille OF this
place and Mrs. l.. J. Paige OF Burlington.