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

friday.
Mss Jessie Pesrsons spent Sunday il
L. I. ThaJer OF St. Adams was at HON,
over Sunday.
H. L. Merchant and wife returned from
Quechee Saturday.
The Red Lion Inn block is to be re
painted this week.
Misses Bertha and Faye Wardner spent
Sunday in STAFFORD.
Mrs. A. o. Hood OF winooski is guest
at A. f. HENDRICKS.
Sherman MoultoD was in Essex June.
ton briefly last week
Miss Angie Foss returned to her home
IN Iunbridge Saturday.
Leon Drew was IN Mortified and Mont.
pelier last week on business.
VIM. Mann came home from New York
last week to spend few days.
W. F. Blood is spendinga weeks vaca-
tion with Montpelier relatives.
Miss Maud Lombard came from Boston
asst Friday for short vacation.
Miss Edith Abbott is visiting her sister.
Mrs. Z. ID. Segsr, in Burlington.
Mrs. Laura Goodrich of Barre is visiting
her sister, Mrs. w. w. Carpenter.
Mrs. Jean Allen OF Winchester, Mass,
visited at +. II. Joslyn's Saturday.
The Misses Matthews went to Braintree
Tuesday to spend couple OF days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Moore OF Sharon
visited at o. j. Marcott's last week.
Fred G. Webster OF Burlington Is
spending a week with relatives here.
Henry Waldo left last week for a visit
TO friends in Barre and st. Johnsbury.
Miss ha Glazier OF Mortified is
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. o. B. Copeland.
Mrs. Leonard +. Kent and baby re-
turned Friday after visit at STAFFORD.
Mrs. r. {. Danforth OF Concord, n. H.,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. a. A. Priest.
Miss Mary G. Tewksbury went to
Waterbury Saturday to visit her father
Miss Belle Wynn OF Bethel has been
spending few Gays with relatives here.
Miss Edna Best OF Morrisville came Fri
day TO visit her aunt, Mrs .Ssloma Schwub. /
Mr.. and Mrs. L. j. Sargent and grand /
son, Gerald Stevens, are spending a few /
days in Rutland
L. s. Emery and wife OF Washington, d. |
C., are spending two weeks here, guests of /
his brother, Alonzo Emery.
Alfred Lamb and wife came from War
rem Saturday to spend few days. They 1
have been guests at Z. A. Kilourn's.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Brsdish OF Medford,
Mass, are at the Bradish place here for
an outing. They are boarding at ID. e.
GOdingis.
Mrs. Homer White is quite III with
rheumatism. Miss Gilbert, daughte OF
II. G. Gilbert, and trained nurse is car
Ing for her
Frank NJ. SpauldiDg OF st. Adams will
meet his wife and daughter here the last
u the week, maKing a short stay with
his parents.
improvements are delayed somewha on
he school building because OF an error in
'hipping primary school desks 10 be
placed 10 the ninth grade.
Mrs. George Hedge and two daughters
4 Boston are at Hillside farm, guests OF
,. Il. Morse and family. Mr.. Hedge will
DIN them there this week.
Miss Charlotte Long, who has been in
tructing a class here In The use OF the ,
'sylor system OF dressmaking, went to !
bethel Tuesday on business. ,
The controversy between @. H. Slack
nd John b. Hutchinson over fence in ,
Iraintree was settled without recourse to /.
sw last week, after papers had been |,
eryed. :
Mr.. and Mrs. B. e. Merriam OF Hard. :
rick are expected to arrive here Saturday
n their return from a wedding trip TO
They will be entertained !
y Prot. and Mrs. Shaw. Z
Miss Carrie Lamson went to New York :
Re last OF the week 10 meet friend, Miss Z
ellen West Of Philadelphia, who had just
turned from a European tour. She will
Miss Lamson upon her return )
Idleton. q
Mrs. W. W. Rogers returned this week =
ter a months visit in Roxoufy, Will -
lmstown and other places. Tuesday,
by her sons, Homer and
lien, she left for a trip to Richford and o.
lnada, where they will spend some time. =
Work on the tin bridge was completed =
81 Friday and the next day the work. -
en- moved their tools and derrick to -
ontpelier. New stone abutments have o.
EN- constructed at each end OF the bridge !,
ID II is now pronounced absolutely safe. =
Mrs. Nora Carpenter, who lives til
, Thayer brook, entered complaint to
,wn Grand Juror Allen Flint OF Brain M
e. against her husband, Albert Carpen- -
/, for beating her and using abusive AZ
lguage A trial was held in the after ~,
on at he Braintree town house before -,
dEe Nichols OF this place. The husband n
mitted striking the first blow and -
ming of victorious In the scrap, but al M
red that his wife, armed with poker, ri,
attributed considerably toward dis an
rbance OF the peace. However, his com IN,
,ncing the row placed her on the de- 10
lsive and he was fined IS and costs, A.,
to ga rs, which he paid.
". B. Wall was in Montpelier Monday mr.
attend a meeting OF the Dewey celebra- NJ,
n committee. An organization was IN,
scted snd some plans made. Col. Geo. ,ic
Hooker will be marshal, with two aids cnl
m each county. IL is likely that the nv,
rwich University cadets will be the de,
ard OF honor and the First Regiment, ere
y. O., will act IS escort There will be ~.
IL parade, with only Vermont organ ho,
tions in lire. review and possibly snI
option by the admiral. 10 the evening, no,
re will be- the biggest display OF ire loo
rks ever witnessed In the state. Ten IN
Iusand dollars has been pledged oy sid
ding citizens toward expenses. Ihere der
be another committee meeting next 4
.sdav AT which the full program VIII