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

At the grange meeting Saturday even
Ing the s'Family Album will be presented
The Kings Daughters will meet with
Mrs. k. b. Mcintyre Aug. 20, at $50
O'Clock.
9. II. Ingalls, and wife and Mrs. Lu.
cretia Pearsons are in Burlington for a
few days.
Mrs. B. E. Thresher went to Wells
River Saturday to spend Sunday with her
husband.
Most OF the men at work on the pulp job
nave finished, the peeling having been
completed.
House, White Mountains, where be has
employment.
Miss Ellen Matthews has gloxinia
which has had 80 blossoms and 10 buds on
| It at one time.
George K. Putnam and little boy OF
Montpelier visited his father, c. w. A.
Putnam, Friday.
Miss Florence Mowry OF Woonsocket,
X. l., college friend OF Miss Lucina Sax
ton, has been visiting her.
Miss Name Connolly, local reporter OF
the HERALD, went Friday to spend two
weeks with friends in Boston.
Miss Carrie Sault returned last week
/ from Albany, n. Y, where she has been
attending the business college.
Miss Mary Marcott went last Saturday
to spend several weeks with friends and
relatives in Boston and vicinity.
Mrs. j. II. Lamson, Mary and Pearl,
with others, attended the Christian Science
lecture at Barre Friday evening.
Rev. and Mrs. /. p. Booth OF Morrisville
and Miss Grace Booth Of Connecticut were
1 guests at l.. p. Booths last week.
NJ
Hutchinson went to Barre Wednesday to
visit the latter's brother, Leonard.
Misses Nellie and May Mitchell. who
have been visiting at E. T. Lilies, went
to their home In Montpelier Friday.
Mrs. Frances Burnham had the mis-.
fortune to have one bone in her arm
splintered by window screen descending
on 1t.
Comrade Bowman, who is arranging a
reunion OF the 9th Vermont at Chicago |
during the eneampment, was in town !
Friday.
Mrs. Felt and Mrs. Frye of Alliston,
Mass, who we're here last summer, are
spending several weeks as guests at II. w
Tewksbury's.
Misses Josephine and Mabel Holman,
who had been visiting Mrs. I'D. williams, |
returned to their home in Springfield,
Mass, last Friday.
The meeting OF the First Christian
Church Missionary society will be held
with Mrs. Angelina Lyman Thursday,
Aug. 80, at 3 O'Clock.
Mrs. Ordway and Miss Josephine Belch-
er, who have been visiting in town, ac
companied n. W. McCollom's family to
Maseoma Lake. y. h., last week.
Mrs. Fabien Dupuis, who has been visit
ing her daughters In East Bethel and
D4.-a . II !
panied BY her granddaug hter, Ruth Nor
rill.
The Ladies' Ways and Means society OF
the CoDg'l church will hold an ice cream
party on the parsonage lawn Friday
night OF this week, II the weather is fav-
orable.
Charles Holman and Willard Gay re-
turned from Kansas City Friday. They
purchased a carload OF 20 horses, vi ieh 60
to Barre. where they will be sold at
auction.
Miss Blanche Spaulding OF Barre. who {
has been guest OF Miss Anna Farms
worth, returned home the last OF the
week. She may return and have class in
music here later.
Officers raided the Red Star Lunch room
at Barre, conducted by F.. /. Church, form !,
erly OF this place, and found some glasses :
and empty bottles. Church was arrested
as a seller. Decision not yet rendered. J
E. p. Bancroft, secretary OF the Ameri- !
can Sunday School union and son-in law !
OF VIM. Holmes, gave very interesting '
talk at the Congil church Sunday evening i
on his personal work In Kentucky, Kan r
sas, South Dakota and Indian Territory. /
The firemen held a practice meeting $
Monday evening and made good show
ing, laying $50 feet OF hose, coupling and :
nozZling on ready for water in 80 seconds. I
Chief Fish declares this is better than has l
been done at many OF the state tourna- q
ments.
There was a hearing before Justices
Nichols and Wells Tuesday In the case OF
Drs. Russlow & Angel VS.. the town Of =
Bethel for treatment OF pauper, Mrs.
Janet Washhurn. Judgement for plain.
tiff OF $3.50. Boyden and Wilson for
John Wilson for defendant.
DR.. Harrison a. Hayward, recently 4
graduated from the Medical department i
IL the u. v. Nj, has purchased the prac- s
ice OF Or. Welch OF Tanbridge and will /,
ocate there. He is riding with DR.. WEIGH ii
his week, and after a few days at home ii
will go to Tunbridge. His friends here Ii
wish him we'll. o.
The Minstrel band OF Franklin, N. a., A
% pieces, will furnish music at the Ner- b
mont state Fair, Billings Park, White IL
River Junction, in September. vocal d
luartette from this band will entertain d.
he audience with popular songs. A reg
liar concert program, including instru-
mental solos and duets, will be rendered
rom the grand stand Wednesday and .
Thursday afternoons OF the fair.
The friends OF Clarence f. Emery will I
,e glad to learn OF the promotion he has
ust received. He commenced work IN
he national census office in Washington,
}. C., the last of June and has since re-
eived two promotions, having Just been
appointed as assistant chief OF one depart !
nent In the Office, which Will assure MIN
good salary. The appointment was :
urprise TO him, not being solicited. I
of the Check List.
In looking over the checklist recently &
,osted, the HERALD punster was moved