Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-06-14
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Jay py rev. r. u. hainey.
/ Mrs. Dewitt c. Webb OF Boston is in
town for few days on business connect
ed with the Croker estate.
F. E. Dubois and wife and A. E. Bas,
aud wife went to Highgate Springs yes.
/ terday for weeks outing.
The firemen will probably send a team
70 run in the hose cart competition at
Barre the 4th, for s75 prize.
]. w. Blanchard shipped III calves Is to
BEL, cattle, q hogs "a l &C. and % sheep
and lambs, q to &C., Monday.
By a mistake OF the clerk, the school
meeting was warned one week too soon.
1t will be next Tuesday evening.
The regular communication OF Whit
ney chapter, No. 5, will be next Monday
evening. A full attendance is desired.
There is penalty for teams driving on
sidewalks. The newly laid concrete walks
are soft and teams must keep of them.
The suit of West & Jenney OF Boston
against e. e. Evans has been settled, Mr..
Evans paying $3.50 OF the $3.50 claimed.
The ladies of the Randolph Book club
will hold the ''social hour" with Mrs. NJ.
A. Tewksbury tomorrow, Friday, after
noon.
Zenas Handley, a section hand, fell off a
moving handcar Friday and sustained in
juries that will keep him from work for a
time.
A son was born June Sd to s. NJ. fuller
and wife OF the Center and a daughter
June 7th to Bert A. Durkee and wife Of
North Randolph.
Those holding voting coupons in the
Barre Telegram range contest for Mrs.
Wyman are minded that they must be
sent In tonight sure.
The Congl Sunday school observed
Children's day Sunday morning with a
special exercise. "The Volunteers" was
the title of the service.
At the Democratic caucus Saturday, F.
p. Mann and ID. 4. Sargent were elected
delegates to the State and District con-
ventions at Montpelier today.
Among arrivals the past week are the
Martin family from the South, who are
now occupying their summer homes on
the arc light poles in Depot square.
An uncle from Boston OF Mrs. f. H.
Bruce and an aunt from Claremont and a
brother and sister OK Mrs. Jewett Wash
burn, have been visiting at the home OF
E. II. Bruce.
Nellie and Orlando Morse have sold to
Dana r. Clough for 5000 their place at the
Center. Mrs. Flora +. Wheeler has
bought for Fl 300 the James Hebard place
VA AIutIuA abEONks
Edgar Salisbury was at Hanover the
first OF the week to see Mrs. Salisbury,
who passed through an operation success
fully last week at the hospital and is on
the way to recovery.
Monday forenoon Chas. Goodhart fell
one floor on an unsafe elevator at the
Souto mill and badly scraped two fingers
on his left hand. Henry Bagley, who was
working with him, was struck quite a
blow by trap door but was able to re.
sumo work at once.
William Moulton, who had been spend /
ing several weeks vacation from his /
duties as Pullman car conductor with his 1
parents here, left for Boston Sunday night 4
in company with Chas, Cushman, who /
came from Salem, Mass, Friday to attend 4
the funeral OF Miss Allace Chase.
In response to request, the committee 4
has decided to give another home min
strel entertainment in about a month,
with an entire change OF program from \
the last. There will be an animated song \
sheet, new "Kake walk" and grand l
vaudeville entertainment. Rehearsals I
will begin at once.
There will be a social gathering at the /
vestries Friday evening /
Of this week at 1880, when an opportunity I
will be afforded the wise to make the &C 4
luaintanee OF some OF the celebrities OF
the world, fun will be furnised for the
Younger ones, and ice cream and cake for /
all. Everybody invited.
Among those who attended the fInerai
d Miss Allace Chase Friday were Carson
q. Chase and wife OF Detroit, Mich; Mrs.
w. c. Blodgett and Fred Putnam OF sara
.ogs, ". Y; Mrs. d. I. Chase and Mrs.
Palmer OF Claremont, N. H.; Robert J.
Putnam OF Hanover; S. Halle Chase, Miss
Nellie Flynn, j. c. Burnett, wife ana
laughter OF Bethel.
Next Sunday morning Children's day
v III be observed at the Christian church
ly a concert which will include choice
music by the choir, Rotations by the
children, reading by Miss Chase and new
features in the professional. Childrens
iay exercises will also be held at the NJ.
3. church next Sunday morning at the
usual hour OF services. /.
A horse driven by Alfred Bower was
frightened by an engine at the Pleasant
treet crossing Tuesday evening ana
,heered, the buggy striking an electric
,oIe. Mr.. and Mrs. Bower were thrown
,ut. the buggy was considerably wrecked
md Mrs. Bower was stunned by the tall.
she received injuries and is now at her
Mrs. Dumas.
The Green Mountain band serensded
". B. Wall Saturday evening in honor OF
ais caucus victories. Mr.. Wall returned
hanks, saying that as this was a prohi-
,ition state be had neither cigars nor
emonade for the boys, but that he sppre-
lated their presence and their music, ana
nat he knew they would have extended
he same courtesy to his rival II he had
Won.
The members OF Beulah chapter, who !
attended the annual convocation OF the '
Grand Chapter OF the order OF the Eastern Z
,tar at Morrisville last week, report I
,leasant and profitable session. The VII I
age was finely decorated in honor Of the
rider. Mrs. c. Z. Abbott visited heT
,anghter. Mrs. Eugene Segsr, and son. /
Iaighton,in Burlington before her return. {
Mrs. segar is much better, but still uses
,rutches.
Wednesday morning at half past I'VE ;
mass was celebrated in the Catholic
,burch as the closing service OF three