Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-08-16

Mrs. Geo. Emery and son, Frank, ar
rived from Washington, ID. G., Wednes
I day OF last week al Alonzo Emery 5. They
/ left the last OF the week for Tunbrldge e
( visit relatives.
Mrs. E. W. Clarke OF stock bridge
/ Horace Bradley OF Woodstock, Edwif
Luce OF Barnard ana Miss Augusta Well
of Elkins, n. d., visited at Frank Mer
I rilrs last week.
Ralph F. Dewey OF south birmingham
Mass, a former student OF the Whitcomi
High school, is visiting friends IN town
He is now on the staff OF the South Fran
ingham Daily NeUs.
j. L. Haroun, principal OF the Will
mantle High school, has returned TO hi'
home after spending several weeks al
Calvin Morse's, accompanied by MRS
Haroun and two children.
A. n. Cram moved his family to Bur
lington Wednesday, where he will reside
in the future. he now has charge OF the
work being done by the Consolidated
Light Co. near North Duxbury.
j. M. Booth has returned from a ten
days trip in New Hampshire and Masss
chusetts on lumber business. he also
visited his daug hter, Miss Bessie Booth,
who has fine situation rs head stenogra-
pher in the banking house OF Fisk q
Robinson in Boston.
Town Clerk Adams has posted notices
for a special meeting of he voters in the
Whiteomb High school to be held Aug. q,
at 1880 in the school buildinglfor the pur-
pose OF electing a third committeeman
and voting a tax to defrsy the expenses OF
the district the coming year.
Miss Carrie Parker OF Lsmbertville, ~.
j., Miss Carrie Flint and Frank Eliot OF
Providence, II. J., Miss Nellie Browning
OF Barre, Mass, and George Naphey OF
Springfield, Mass, have been recent srri-
walls at Mrs. NJ. Z. Harrington's. Mrs. r..
L. Harrington has gone to Centre Rut-
land.
II was found necessary to amputste the
hand OF Frank Olmsted, whose serious
accident from the explosion OF a gun was
noticed in last weeks issue. TIE opera
ton was performed by DR.. o. d. Greene,
assisted by Or. L. W. Clough Mr.. Ohm
sted has been doing well since the opera
tion and went out Tuesday morning and
MIXED six cows.
DR.. J. H. Hamilton Of Richiord, secre-
tary 81 the State Board ~ Health, was IN
town Saturday, comforting with the
school board IN regard 10 the ventilation
OF theschool house. DR.. Hamilton said
that what the district needed was a new
but that the present system OF
could be altered so as to do
very good service.
Charles Ross and Miss Louise mcNair,
both OF Bethel, were married at L. NJ
Heath's Aug. 9th, Rev. o. A. Parker ON
eating. After the ceremony there was
pleasant gathering OF the friends Of the
bride and groom al the residence OF Mr.
Heath, with music and refreshments. Mr.
ind Mrs. Ross were the recipients OF many
u bstantial gifts from their friends.
b. c. Rogers returned last week from
tay OF several days at Lake Dunmore,
y here his family is. He reports quite a
lumber OF Bethel people having been
here, including Mr. and Mrs. Fred Whit
ley, Miss Lulu Graham, Miss Emma
,lahin and Mr.. and Mrs. Amos StOddard I
nd Mr.. and Mrs. HowIand OF Broad 4
Brook in Royslton. Mr.. Rowland caught I
l9-pound pickersl Thursday.
The new tannery is to be the scene OF .
ONE great festivities the evening OF the I
18th OF August, wnen a grand ball Will be I
iven In this spacious building. Gilson's 4
rchestra of ten pieces has been engaged 4
or the occasion. The {. Y. r. X. will I
i've special rates for persons attending .
be ball from points between Waterbury
nd Windsor inclusive. The dancing viii 4
axe place on the upper floor and supper
I'LL be served on the lower hOOrs