Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-08-23

DR.. Lewis, veterinary, now located at
Brsttleboro, was here the first OF the week
Mrs. Carrie Gaskell of Philadelphia and
daughter, Carrie, arrived at ldleton Tues
day.
Mrs. Fred Smith Of Boylston, Mass, is
visiting her parents, NJ. B. Rumrill and
wife.
Mrs. Douglass Ross Of Minneapolis,
Mimi, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Geo.
Spear.
Mrs. Essie Grove went to Woburn, Mass,
To-Day where her mother had suffered a
shock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shepard, who have been at
Glenside, returned to Salem, Mass, yes
terdsy.
Mrs. Emily Green will return to her
home Saturday having recovered from her
recent fall.
Miss Lucy Tewksbury OF white River
Junction is visiting her uncle, John
Tewksbury.
Arthur Bean was overcome by the heat
at muster last week and spent several days
in hospital.
Mrs. w. P. Flint has purchased for s275
the Anderson shop which Mr.. Flint has
been renting.
Little Elsie, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
II. A. Tredo, is slowly recovering after a
severe illness.
Miss Ruby Carr and Mrs. L. NJ. South
ern OF Adams, Mass, are visiting Mrs.
Henry Leonard.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Bass, who have
been visiting at Clarence Bass, have re-
turned to Boston.
The Christian Sunday school enjoyed a
we'll .affapdad pfPnfa Yesterday af Theo.
dore Williams grove.
viii the ladies otthe W. c. 7. L. meet
With Mrs. w. w. Carpenter Saturday,
Aug. IS, at 3 O'Clock
F. E. Wyman and men are in Mortified
painting the Cong'l church, Catholic
church and parsonage.
Mrs. Ellen Chandler, who has been Wis.
iting az II. W. Mclntyie's, returned to
Burlington yesterday.
The Ladies' society Of the Baptist
church will not serve ice cream Saturday
evening, as advertised.
Mrs. c. H. Bishop and two children,
also Miss Eda Drew Of 81. Louis, Mo-, are
visiting at j. b. Drew's.
Mrs. r. L. Horner and Miss shirlie
Holmes from Dorchester, Mass, are stop.
ping at F. II. Ketchum's. 4
Leonard Hutchinson and Mr.. Chamber
lin of Barre were here over Sunday, max
ing the trip on their wheels.
A. J.. Huse and 4. w. T%ewksbury were
in Rochester yesterday to attend the in
stallation OF Rev. II. w. Hildreth.
selden Holman comes from Boston to-
day, accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. W. b.
Drake u Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. II. Mann.
Mr.. Homer B. Bell and Miss Clara A.
Dubois will be married at the Baptist
church Thursday evening, September 8.
L. j. Needham Of Sioux City, Is., who
married Mrs. Angie Wood, is back here
for the benefit Of his health, coming alone.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mosher and son OF
Rochester and II. L. Butterfeld OF Mont
pelier were guests at Fred Huntington's
last week.
}. l.. Libbey and Mrs. L. A. Welton Of
Lynn, Mass, and A. w. Paine OF Fairlee
we're in town Tuesday to attend the
funeral Of +. p. Libbey.
J. f. Eldredge, B.. |. Pratt and wife, Ira
Williams and wife leave Saturday for the
G. A. K. encampment at Chicago. Capt.
Fldredge will remain several weeks in the
West.
Joe Brown caught nine trout Saturday
night after seven O'Clock under the mill
dam that weighed Z lbs. II was as hand
some a string OF FISH as has been seen 10
town.
A. H. Beedle and wife, Mrs. Mary Sax
ton and Miss Lucina, with their guest,
Miss Florence Mowry, and Mrs. A. b.
Tewksbury spent yesterday at Silver
Lake, Barnard.
E. A. Thomas arrived last night from
their European trip. Prof. and Mrs.
Whitehall are back and in amp at Green's
boro. DR.. ana Mrs. Blanchard are expect
ed about Sept. 8.
Carl E.. Sault and Miss Mabel Wood
we're married al the home OF the brides
parents in Royalston, Mass, Monday.
The couple are now Oh a honeymoon trip
10 Nova Scotia. Carl's friends here will
congratulate.
A barn on the Yauvey place on Brain
tree hill, owned by W. b. Wall and oc-
cupied BY Otis Riford, was burned last
week. with hRy and two hogs. Insurance
500 on contents.
The Republicans OF this side Of the
county viii hold a grand rally here next
week Friday afternoon. Hon. H.. Henry
Powers and others will speak. A flag will
De raised and the Randolph band will play.
Let ali plan to be out.
Arthur L. Newton ran a one and one
halt mile handicap race in New York
Saturday, winning first place against
eleven unner VINO nae nandicaps from
50 70 $50 yds., in IN, Us. The New
YORK Journal ssid-"Newton having just
returned from the Marathon race at Paris,
won the mile and a bali race by a block
Stub is not dead vet.
Edward P.Libbey suffered a shock while
Ct WORK in his beer-making quarters
Friday, affecting his right eide. de was
taken home unconscious and never re-
vived. dying Sunday evening. His age
was %. He leaves a wife, but no children.
In his prime, be was a mason and stone
LAYER. The funeral was hello az the house
tuesday forenoon, Rev. v. d. Hardy