Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-07-26

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fred went up yesterday
Mrs. Lucy Giles, a WE'LL known singer
OF Boston, arrived Saturday TO visit Mrs.
Elizabeth Silverthorn and daughter, bes-
sic, at the Red Lion Inn.
Master Edward Bannigan OF Quechee, a
nephew OF Mrs. 2. L. Merchant, accom-
panied by Alex Lussier OF that place, were
visitors here over Sunday.
Mrs. E. E. Campbell and two boys OF
/ Middlesex, also Mr.. and Mrs. A. X. Brig
nam and child OF West Brookfeld, Mass,
visited at F. E. Wyman's Tuesday.
Mrs. H. A. Spencer and daughter,
Maria, arrived from Springfield this
week to visit friends IN this parish. They
are guests Of DR.. A. c. Bailey's family.
Mrs. f. W. Eldredge and daughter,
/ Helen, and son, Laurence, arrived from
/ Everett, Mass, and Henry Sawyer from
/ Boston yesterday to visit at E. A. Thach-
er's.
Miss Carrie Draper went to Barre yes
! terday to visit her sister, Fannie. She
was accompanied by little Dorothy
| Hesley, Who had been here about two
weeks.
| The ladies OF the NJ. E. church will serve
/ ice cream and cake at a lawn party at the
home OF Mrs. Emma ;. Reed on South
Main street tomorrow evening from till
$50 O'Clock.
Dan Brewer has purchased OF Geo.
Gould the fish market on Merchants
Row under Bucks printing office, and
has taken possession. Gould is assisting
him for few days.
F. L. Fish OF Vergennes, state National
bank examiner, was here last Friday to
inspect the Randolph National bank,
which he found in a highly satisfactory
condition, as usual.
H. P. Sanford and family, John Abbott
and family and Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Nor
ton go to Lake Mitchell in Sharon Satur-
day for an outing. DR.. W. NJ. Kelly and
party from Idleton cottage went down
today.
Sheriff Julius F. Lamson arrested Har-
ley Bruce yesterday and be was taken to |
Mortified for a hearing on the charge OF
intoXication and disturbing the peace. /
Bail was furnished and he returned on the
evening train.
Chas. ]. Allen Of Springfield, Mass, who /
had been a guest of his brother, DR.. L. B. |
Allen, for a few days returned home sun
day night. {. b. Mead OF Northampton,
Mass, uncle OF Mrs. Allen, was also a Wis
itor there last week.
There was a good game Of ball at Mccall
park Saturday afternoon between the
South Royalton nine and the home team.
The score was 10 to in favor OF the Ran
dolphs. The Bethel team will cross bats
today with the boys here.
Prin. F. 4. Prichard and wife arrived
from Bradford Tuesday and have rented
the Sprague house which Prof and Mrs.
Shaw occupied the past year. Their
household effects have been shipped and
after August they will be located here.
Yesterday Clarence Hodges left for New
YORK city to spend few days before go.
ing to Chicago, where be begins work for
the Western Electric company Monday.
His father and sister accompanied him on
heir way to their home in Scran-
ION, Pa.
John L. Bacon, the state treasurer,
mas begun the distribution 10 the differ.
mt towns in the state Of their share OF the
tate school tax. The grand list OF this !
own is sll ,64.33, and the amount OF the
chool tax apportioned TO the village dis
riot II 1858 II.
Tuesday Mrs. Edward Eastman, living
IN the David Dyer farm, went into the
laytield with some drink for the men. ,
" hen passing one OF the horses ii sudden
y reached out and caught her under lip .
n its teeth, badly bruising and biting Il | !
md making quite painful wound.
Mrs. Mary FlRgg Granger, who was
lorn in Montpelier in 1919 and was for '
{ Fairfield, Cal, where she mas made her
home with, and been tencerly cared for /
Turing he last ten years by, her daugh- ,
er, Mrs. A. L. Reed. There was one
ther daughter, Matte, wife Of J. G. (
lam, who died about eleven years ago, Il
nd one son, Howard p, who resides in I
Cast Randolph. The funeral services
we're conducted in an impressive manner ,
" Rev. J II. Waterman Of Grace Episco- 4
'al church. The remains were inferred =
" the side OF her husband, the late E.
Wells Granger, in Fairfield cemetery.
The Green Mountain band held its an
lual meeting last Friday evening and
lected the following officers President
nd musical director, F. E. Wyman; sec. :
etary and business manager, Leroy o.
'hsyer; treasurer, F. ID. Rope and pro.
erty man, Julius Rattee. The first Of a 4
cries OF open-air concerts will be given
evening, with the following e
program Overture, +. o. sutton; march,
X. L. /. B." Hall; serenade, "Waves OF 4,
Memory" Blanchard; march, Banner"
Hall; "Wayside Cha pei, 3" Wilson; march,
Gladiator" Sousa; Lobelia Wsltzes," I
-aureDdesu; march, sentinel" Hall; v
Sweet bone"
The text OF Rev. w. T. Sparhawk's ser
non at the White church Sunday was
The worth OF man to Cod" text, / Cor.
/: 2, Jesus Christ and Him Crucifed."
The eXaltstion 81 man is shown 10 the 4
ighth Psalm, Thou hast made Him q
little lower than God" Testimony to the
greatness OF man is given in the universe
the world, his home; the gifts, powers
md attachments OF men. The browning n
mark OF the value OF man to God is Jesus
,hrist and Him Crucified." Christ reveal. \
ID God to man and man to himself. He
Inew Gods standard Of values. Christ
vas the SOULS advocate; taught men to
,lace the right value upon IL. God in
yhrist has made the most moving appeal 9
o men. TIE acceptance OF the soul at
Iod's valuation, and Christ, His repre- 4
entative, become subjects for personal Il
decision.
In the Marathon race at Paris last week '
here were thirteen runners-three from I
america, three from England, two Swedes 2
md i've FreDchmeu. The three Canadian Z
runners that hold the worlds record al
3 miles were there, but not being in fiji
condition, did not run. 1.-THE race. a try
ng one under any conditions, threw an s
exceptional strain upon the contestants, s
wing to the extreme heat, and OF the
thirteen who started only seven were able d
o finish. Two Frenchmen won the prizes {
IND Newton came in nth The three a
American competitors to whom the course c
vas new, proved a severe handieap. s.
Newton made the best showing. keepf6g Il
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