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

Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Greham and Mr.. anC
Mrs. James A. Graham and son of Bethe
have been recent guests at Waylanc
Home.
Master Clarence Sault went TO Whit,
River junction yesterday to visit friends
there and in Claremont, y. H., for seyera
weeks.
Mrs. J.. b. Wells returned Tuesday aftei
spending several days with friends al
Highgate Springs, Willlston and St.
Adams.
Judge Rowell and wife arrived nome
from their carriage drive Yesterday. Mrs
Roweil is improved and stood the journey
quite well.
A. Z. Lane, who had been in New York
the past month on business, spent Sunday
with his wife and daughter at j. II,
Moulton's.
Mrs. Lucius Webb, Mrs. Love Braley
and daughter, Love, and Miss Mary Webb
left for Queen City park Tuesday to spend
some time.
Mrs. s. E. Morris OF Mortified is NOV
ing into the upper tenement In the Kill
burn house lately purchased by her son,
b. +. Sargent.
Road Commissioner Wells is putting in
quite a piece OF stone road near the Gem
ter, which will be appreciated by the pub
lie In the spring.
Mr.. aud Mrs. B. /. Pratt went to Bur-
lington yesterday. He will attend the
reunion OF his regiment and the muster
OF the state militia.
Miss Laura Clark arrived Tuesday after
a several weeks absence at Chautsuqua
summer school in Maine and with friends
In Boston and other places.
Mrs. Kenerbury Of Pawtueket, r. l.. and
daughter, Mrs. Mckenzie, and two chill
dren OF Thorndike, Mass, are guests OF
Elbridge Holman and wife.
The Baptist ladies cleared about go.
from their ice cream social Saturday even
ing. They will hold another on the
church lawn next Saturday.
Misses Winnifred Mann and Ona Wilson
went to Mortified Tuesday to visit a
friend. Today Miss Mann joins her
brother, orrin, at Burlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Finn and daugh-
ter, Ruby, who had been guests at j. p.
Cleveland's for ten days, left for their
home in Lake City, Ia, Tuesday.
Randolph Cooperative creamery state
ment for July NO. lbs. butter made,
$500; cash received, S5,f42; cost TO make,
&c. h.; paid 20 l-2c. for butter fat. s1g
The Ladies Aid of the Christian church
will meet next Friday at 3 p. m. with Mrs.
w. II. Chidley, being postponed from
Thursday because OF the Sunday school
picnic.
Clare Bickford of the Center took a
swallow of soldering fluid this morning
by mistake, supposing it to be rhubarb.
He took %antidotes al once and little harm
resulted.
y. W. McCollom and family go to Mas
coma lake, Enfield, n. d., tomorrow for 4
couple OF weeks. Clinton Ads ms and
family Of Post Mills will join them for a
few days.
DIR. F. j. Eaton and Misses Ella Cush-
man, May Bradish of Mediord, Mass.
Mary Strange of Stoneham, Mass, went
to Williamstown Springs yesterday to
spend the day.
The funeral of Buruap Martin, an old
and respected resident, was held Monday
IN Bethel Gilead from the home OF his
daughter, Mrs. Holbrook, with whom he
had made his home for a short time.
A free lecture on Christian Science will
be given at the opera house in Barre Fri-
day evening of this week by Hon. VIM.
q. Ewing of Chicago, H., a well. known
lawyer. Several from this place will at.
tend.
Ten candidates for teachers certificates
appeared al the High school Monday to
take the examinations, which we're con-
Quoted by Mrs. F. Z. Priehard. County
Examiner Prichard was In Chelsea Mon
day and Tuesday giving examinations.
Mrs. Wiswall, daughter and son OF Rox.
bury, Mass, and Miss Harriet wiswall
have arrived for a several weeks stay
with w. w. Jones and wife at Pleasant
View farm. Mrs. W. G. Wright and
daughter Of Medford. Mass, came today.
The o. f. 5. will unite with the w. r.
{. in an all-day basket picnic 10 be held
with Mrs. c. +. ABBOTT at Highland Place
Tuesday, Aug. p. Ali members Of both
societies, together with the G. A. r. and
members Of the Phoenix lodge and their
families, are cordially invited.
Hobart A. Goodwin, a former resident
OF this town, now OF Concord, y. H., and
friend, Louis Haynes, are sojourning for a
few days with Mr.. and Mrs. G.. II. Hoyt.
Iney have distributed some nice cata-
logues and premium lists and posted at
tractive posters Of the Concord State fair.
They arrived Monday at 3 y. m. on a tam
dem bicycle, having come from Concord,
a distance of l02 miles by rail, that dav.
notwithstanding that it was one Of the
rainiest Of the season.
Rutus p. Moses, having spent a month
visiting relatives and friends in this and
adjacent towns, left for his home in San
.Francisco last Friday. Many will remem-
Der his father, F. A. Moses. as being a res.
ioent OF this town ana living on what is
nov q part Of Mr.. Damonis farm north OF
the Center, but who wen to Southern
California about eighteen years ago and
nov owns a fruit ranch al san Diego.
Mr.. Moses will visit the large cities on his
way, also New Orleans and other places IN
the South.
Sunday, Roy Smith, aged 10, went swim
ming with q party OF bows in the Eldredre
pond on the George Hatch place and fell
over the dam 10 the rocks below, a dis
taDce OF - feet or more. He sustained a
on MS side and q severe shaking up,
out no serious injuries. He was carried