Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-06-08
Mrs.J.L. Slack is SLOWLY improving.

| Mrs. j. L. Slack is slowly improving.
Frank F. Sault is quite i'll with neural
gia.
Mrs. E. n. Bean spent Sunday in North
| field.
VIM. B. Wallis house is being newly
painted.
Carroll II. Granger OF Barre visited at
| G. r. Changers over Sunday.
Miss Alice Bassett was visited Wednes-
day by her father from Boston.
The Lamsons come from Philadelphia
today to occupy Iieton cottage.
Col. Kimbsll has a handsome pair OF
chestnut horses for summer driving.
j. H. Bass and wife and f. L. Tracy and
wife visited Wales Bass in Barnet over
Sunday.
Commencement exercises are being held
at the Normal and will be fully reported
next week.
PIT. McLauren of New York has been
visiting friends here this week. He late
ly returned from Cuba.
The marriage OF Miss Ella, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Parsons, to Mr.. Alvin
Conner OF Manchester is announced to
occur Tuesday, June 9th.
Mrs. Eugene L. Williams, who arrived
last Thursday from Hartford, Conn, to
visit Mrs. Ellen Young, went to. North.
field Monday for short stay.
Next Wednesday Z. l. Sault, son OF
Mr. and Mrs Peter Sault, will be married
at Vergennes to Miss Mary Rivers OF that
city. They will make their home in Ver-
gennes.
Mrs. Gardner Hall went Friday to
Norwood, Mass, to visit. Mrs. Frank
Howard, who had been visiting her sister,
Mrs. E. A. shattuck, also returned to
Brockton, Mass. Ff.a
Miss Florence Lamson is taking
months vacation from E.A. Thomas store.
During her absence, Miss Jennie Wad-
leigh acts as cashier and Clyde Blanchard
assists at clerking.
Road Commissioner Wells has nearly
all his roads worked. He says he finds as
a great help in getting over the town now
the amount of stone and gravel roads he
has put in town in former years.
Prof. l. ID. Shaw left Monday for Ober-
lin, o., where be is to be married the l4th
to lady OF that place. The couple will
arrive here about July LIST and occupy the
George Wood house on Highland avenue.
Among those in town to attend the com.
mencement exercises were Mrs. Eugene
ID. Segar of Burlington, Arthur 5. Bean
of Waterbury, Miss Bessie Kent OF North
ntils new JOSCDu VI w lH1cOEf NJ
c. Holman of St. Adams, Mr.. and Mrs
Geo. Chedel and son, Robert, OF Pittsfield,
Miss Lucia Skinner of Royalton, Miss
Bessie Boothe OF East Bethel and Mrs.
Geo. NJ. Scales OF Manchester, NH.
The Randolph High school team played
an interesting game of ball with Mortified
High school at Mortified Saturday. Our
boys led up to the eighth inning, when
the Northfields made nine runs, tying the
score. Both sides were blanked in the
ninth. In the tenth, Randolph made sew
en- scores and Mortified was blanked, the
game resulting 20 to 10, in favor OF RAN
dolph. Lewis and Abbott were the bat
tiers for our boys and Plumley, Davis and
Murphy for Northfielc.
]. F. Mead arrived Friday from his Eu-
ropesn trip. Mrs. Mead stopped at New
Haven, Conn, for a few days, arriving
here yesterday. MIR. Mead reports a de-
lightful tour. They left New York about
Feb. LIST, went to Naples, visited that city
and Rome, spent week or more on the
Rivera in southern France, visitee Milan,
Florence and Venice, went through por-
tion Of Austria and Germany to Berli n,
thence to Holland, up the Rhine and
through Switzerland, then to Paris and
London, returning on the mammoth ocean
liner, Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse.