Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-06-28

Miss Alice Stevens, who had been I'll il
Hanover, n. H., for week, came nome
Tuesday to recuperate.
A big swarm Of bees came TO the garden
of A. j. Richardson Tuesday and he sue
ceeded in hiving them.
Mrs. Aaron Hoisington started Thurs
day to visit relatives at Derry, N h
Maiden and Melrose, Mass.
Mrs. Hannah Holman came from St
/ Adams Tuesday for lengthy visit at the
| home of Mrs. Mary K. Mann.
Mrs. c. II. Briggs Of Mortified and her
son and his wife from Hartford, Conn,
are visiting at Mrs. Fred Bryants.
| Mr.. and Mrs. George Hussey OF Spencer,
Mass, are guests at Dr. ;. \, douId s.
Mrs. Hussey is a sister OF Mrs. Gould.
A Junior &. E. was organized at the
Christian church Sunday afternoon with
Mrs. Charles Eilburn as superintendent
Howard Chidley OF Burlington is here
for a week, after which he goes 10 LIN
coin to supply pulpit for the summer.
Rev. F. G. Rainey will be in New York
next Sunday and there will be no morn
ing preaching service at the NJ. E. church.
F. w. Sault OF VergenDes was here
over Monday night on his way to atteDd
the district convention at White River
Junction,
Mrs. o. P. Hood left Tuesday for Man
chester, n. H., to visit. Later she will
spend some time with friends in Portland
and Falmouth, Me.
No stock is to be CARED from this sta
tion next Monday on account of Wednes-
day being the Fourth, when the Boston
butchers will not work.
Mrs. Z. O. Doton and Mrs. B. NJ. st.
TT1afr If EnrtnnHald Mass and Mira
Charles Kidder OF Bethel have been guests
Of Mrs. Rosabel Mcintyre this week.
Miss Train and party, who occupied the
Burt place last summer, have rented DR..
Curtis place for this summer and will
come TO occupy it in about two weeks.
DR.. and Mrs. +. o. Blanchard go 10
Boston Saturday and sail for Europe
Tuesday. Dr. Shaw has charge of DR.,
BlanchaTd's practice during his absence.
Frank Bowman was down from Mont
pelier Saturday 10 see mis- mother, Mrs.
Samuel Bowman, who is very low with
heart disease and feebleness due to old
age.
The ladies Of the o. E. :. will hold a
sociable this, Thursday, evening, June Is,
at the Masonic hall anterooms, Strsw-
berries and cream, cake and rolls will be
served.
Rev. W. II. Chidley and family 60 to
Ontario next week for a months vacation.
After next Sunday, morning services at
the Christian church will be omitted IN
til his return.
Mrs. L. T. SparhRwk and Miss Blanche
90 to Putney today to remain until after
Miss Spsrhawk will be the principal So
lOist Of the occasion.
Friday evening, june %, the old maids
OF Randolph will hold their convention in
Dubois a. Gays hall. Prof. Makeover will
be there with bis electric machine to
transform the old maids into beautiful
maidens.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. 3. Coe Of Longwood,
Mass, and Mrs. II. 7. Coe OF Jamgics
Plain, Mass, children OF Mr.. W. Holmes,
were here last week, and with him and
daughter celebrated bis eighty ninth
birthday.
Pearl Cleveland goes TO Montpelier next
week to enter upon a years engagement
with a hardware firm. Mrs. Cleveland
mas moved her household effects to Brain
tree and the family will probably go 70
Montpelier later.
Yesterday afternoon there was & pleas
ant picnic party in Mari-Castle park in
honor OF the birthdays OF Fred RaiEey ana
Miss Stella Morse. Both were the recip-
tents OF pretty birthday gifts. Ice cream
and cake were served.
Mrs. I. 5. Chase went to Neponset, Mass,
Tuesday because OF the illness OF Der
father. John /. Daggett, who has spent
the summers here for some years. Last
winter Mr.. Daggett was hit by a trolley
car and quite seriously injured. he is
nearly So years old and suffers from fail
ing eyesigh as well as i'll health.
John Chase. who came from Everett,
Mass, last week for a brief vacation after
a years Work with the New England
Structural company, is attending college
commencement at Burlington. Others
who went from here are Mrs. W. e. Lam
son, whose son, Guy, j. one OF the grad.
yates, Miss Annie Walsh, Miss Mary
Webb and Harry Mcintyre.
Walter smith OF Orlando, Fla, and
broth Parker, Of Palatka, Els. arrived
last week al White River Junction to visit
their sister, Mrs. Lsonard Wheeler. Mr..
and Mrs. L. P. Thayer went to the june
tion Monday to visit them. Walter re-
turns home soon but Parker, who is in
poor health, will spend the greater part OF
the summer here with his mother, Mrs. A.
A. Smith.
The Cheshire Republican printed a.
keene, y. II recently contained this
compliment 10 a singer who is we'll
known and populsr Perhaps no
feature was so enjoyable, certainly none
so heartily spplguded, az was the singing
by Mrs. Z. B. SiIverthorn OF Boston, who
is passing some weeks az East Alstea1 and
" DO IS recognized as a cultured ana pr
fessional singer Of note.n
The Baptist church viii be reopened for
regular services Sunday, the alterations
and improvements on the interior having
I been completed. The bapFtry is now To-
Gated At the side OF the pulpit formerly
occupied By the choir, whose place is nov
back Of the pulpit, The morning service
will consist OF q Children's day exercise.
with songs and Rotations by the chill
dren OF the 5. :. school and special music
by the choir.