Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-08-02


pension has been increased to $50.
Mrs. Love Braley and Miss Love, who
had been guests at Lucius Webb's, went Il
Chester Monday to visit relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cortez Nutting and
daughter OF Littleton, n. H., are visiting
her parents, j. V. Newton and wife.
A son was born Saturday to Mr.. and
/ Mrs Albert Carpenter and daughter
Friday to Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl Clark.
+. Sault and wife, Miss Josephine and
| Master Emmons, have returned after
spending a week at Maple Lane farm.
The first proof OF the check list is out.
The board OF civil authority will meet
Aug. 18th and Sept. LIST TO make corrections.
/ Services will be resumed at he Christian
church next Sunday, Rev. w. H. Chidley
and family returning from their vacation
/ tomorrow.
/ C. c. Ingalls, OF Mortified visited at
I Chas. Ingalls, the first OF the week. Miss
/ Lola Ingalls, returned to Northteld with
I him to work.
Mrs. Hyde OF Lincoln, Neb., and Mrs.
Billiard OF Omaha, Neb, an aunt OF Mrs.
n. W. McCollom, visited at N. w. McCol'
lom's Tuesday.
Drs. Russlow and Angel have dissolved
partnership and DR.. Angel is to move to
the Stewart block, where rooms are being
fitted up for him.
Frank SUBWAY and wife of Toronto,
Can, who were here several days lately
and announced that they would reside in
town, left Tuesday.
Miss Harriet Angel OF St. Johnsbury
was In town Tuesday. She will return
soon to become one OF the force in the
HERALD AND News office.
Mr. and Mrs. c. +. Stevens and Gerald
left Tuesday morning for a weeks outing
at Greensboro camp. They are guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Morrow.
The regular meeting of the o. E. s. will
be held at o'clock Thursday evening,
Aug. 9Th, instead of at the usual hour. The
change is made on account OF special work.
Miss Minnie Smith OF Roanoke, Va,
who mad been with Miss Isabeth Lamson
for some time, left for Boston Tuesday,
going thence to Portland, Me-, for
months stay.
Mrs. A. E. Lane and daughter, Marjory,
went to Montpelier Monday to spend the
week Miss Halle Lane OF Montpelier,
who had been a guest az J. II. Moulton's,
accompanied them.
The ladies' OF St. Johns church will /.
have lawn party at j. W. Gabrielle's, /.
Tuesday, Aug. 9TH, from 4 to D. m I
There will be table OF fancy articles and .
4 candy table. Ice cream and cake.
Carroll n. Granger arrived Saturday to .
remain for some time with his parents /
Mr.. Granger is prevented by ill-health /
rom attending to his grocery business in .
OF which he is joint proprie-
or.
The prize marriage record is claimed ~
Brooktield man. He had been united TO
our different women, each one OF whom
Enpnpgg1On has % dHunroa D
lin. Thursday he was remarked to wife
10, 2,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. n. Angel have rented
he upstairs tenement In the Webster
iouse occupied by Joel Putnam, Mrs,
Anna Chase and Mrs. Hattie Chase expect
o go to Detroit, Mich, about Sept, LIST 10
pend the winter.
Miss Cecile Buck OF East Roxbury, who
las Taught successfully in our town
cbools, has been engaged as one OF the
Urinary teachers in the Graded school.
There will be a new music teacher this
ear, Miss Edith Green OF Bethel.
n. W. McCollom is president OF the
holden Rule Christian Endeavor union,
which will hold its 2lst CONVEX ton at the
)ong i church in BIooktield Thursday Of
ext week. Il is exepcted that tn ere will !
'e large attendance from this place. L
Arthur Flint, brother OF Mrs. W. I
ilodgett, and wife, formerly Miss Jennie
'eck OF Brookteld, left for their home in I
)erby, Conn, yesterday after a visit at
ir. Blodgett's. NJ. X. Flint OF Brooktield {
as also been there several days lately.
A recent number of the Tulare COUNTY 5
lines, published at Visalia, CAL, con- {
aims lengthy article contributed by W.
iRtes Nichols, son Of Judge Nichols OF
his place, and a successful fruit raiser. !
a toll haea av,A kF4vv4 ]
1ccessiully grown and gives mucn in I
Jrmation about the industry.
There were only two entries for the :
ouble tennis tournament &C Elm Cottage,
Q that one match only was necessary Z
he score of the tournament: First aid :
cal round-Claude A. Z. Blackburn and !
has. n. Mccall defeated Robt J. Mitchell !
nd Frederick Leeds 81, 60, 6-3. Black /,
urn and Mccall thus win the right to :
lay Bass and Newton for the double J
championship on August 2sth. III
Nick Niebaum has received letter from /
Stub" Newton since the latter's arrival
? New York few days ago in which he {
ives some particulars regarding the Mar 1
thon race at Paris, etc. "Stub" led the [
lnners at 20 miles, but the climate was /
galnst him and he could not stand the 5
ace. The last two miles were nearly a !
lank to him. he is in fine physical con.
ltion now and has great hopes Of win. (
ing the American tive-mile champion /
alp this fall.
District No. 5. W.R. c., composed of I
orps from Williamstown, Brookfield, c
unoridge, Woodstock, Royalton, Post [
ILLS, Craftsbury and Montpelier, will a
old meeting with the CORDS OF this place e
ext Tuesday. Dinner will be served by
. 5. Grant corps in Edson's hall and the a
leetlng Will be opened at ! 80 p. m, with a
n address OF welcome by the president OF |
ne local corps, responded to by Mrs. FL I
N Seayer, Montpelier, who will preside '
10 ,wlth members OF her corps, will exem- s
lily the ritual work. A question box and n
Their features of the work will be COM
ucted by the visiting officers. IL is hoped [
very member OF the local corps will be b
resent and receive benefit from the work g
ocular meeting OF u. 5. Grant CORDS Sat
rday evening at Z: 30 sharp, instead Of a
m. u
Summer Hotel Project.
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