Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-07-04


Mrs. Taylor and Miss Amy Dodge, who
had been spending several weeks al A. u.
Tewksbury's, returned 10 Beverly, Mass,
Saturday.
Mrs. Dwight Fisher OF East Braintree
I is spending a few days with her mother
in-law, Mrs. Lucy Fisher, at NJ. j. Mont
gomery's.
! Homer Rogers went to Manchester, n.
H., yesterday where his father is black
smith. Mrs. Rogers plans to join them
there soon.
Misses Annie and Bessie Ryan of Bur-
| lington came Monday to remain here a
week or more with their cousin, Miss
Versa Cassidy.
Henri c. Bagley and Eva J. Ingham'
/ both of Roxbury, were united in marriage
at the Christian parsonage Saturday by
Rev. w. II. Chidley.
Miss Alice Wheeler of Keene, n. H.,
| came Friday and was guest at the home
OF VIM. II. Dubois until Monday, when
she went to Royalton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Y. Angel went to
Middlesex Friday to visit their son, Rev.
| j. q. Angel. They will spend few days
in Barre before their return.
Mrs. E. 5. Fairbanks, Miss Hazel and
Master Fred left Tuesday for Boston.
They will also spend some time in South
port, Me-, before their return.
Mrs. f. J. O'Brien of Boston, formerly
Miss Caroline Haufier, sang in Castleton
last evening at the graduation exercises OF
the State Norms school there.
Ernest S. Tracy is taking a vacation
from j. II. Lamson's store. Sunday night
he and Mrs. Tracy left for Buffalo TO take
in the Pan-American exposition.
Mrs. Charles Nichols, with two chill
dren, came from New York Saturday to
spend some time with her sister, Mrs.
Byron Manchester, at Valley Farm.
A. f. Denny of Mortified, and son,
Addison, with the latter's wife and two
children of Boston, were guests Tuesday
of their cousin, Mrs. A. Nj. Hubbard.
Miss Harriet Hayward went to Lynn,
Mass, Tuesday TO join her aunt, Mrs. +.
o. Thompson, with whom she will spend
a month at her cottage at swampscott,
Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Martelle left Monday
for a trip through Western New York.
They will also take in the Pan American
exposition during their two weeks ab-
sence.
Mrs George French, son, Ralph, and
daughter. Muriel, arrived Saturday from
/ Everett. Mass, TO spend about two months
with Mrs French's parents, ID. NJ. English
and wife.
All members Of the Randolph Military
Co. are requested to attend the drill next
Tuesday evening and turn in all equip
ments that are the property Of the
company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Denslow r. Upham and
two children, Echo and Paul, arrived
from Cincinnati Saturday for months
stay The Misses Ida and Ada Upham
were already here.
Rev. Joseph Therien and sister, Miss
Marie Therien Of Windsor, were guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. T. L. Merchant last week.
Saturday Miss Therien went 10 Montreal
to visit her parents.
Some parties are using set hose, whirl-
ing sprinklers, etc. II ought not TO be
necessary to give notice, year after year,
that this is strictly against the rules and
cannot be permitted.
Dr.J. ID. Wheeler and brother, DIR. Gil
man Wheeler, of Boston left Saturday for
Kirksville, Mo-, to attend the meeting Of
the National association OF osteopaths IN
session there this week
Two dogs have lately been seen killing
sheep on Braintree hill One IS large
black dog, with white points, the other
smaller and light colored and acts like
pup. Look out for them.
Miss Train and friends OF Providence,
r. l., making party of five, are now al
the Burt homestead for the season. Miss
Dingley and friend arrived from Provi-
dence Monday TO join them.
Miss Alice Stevens came Friday from
Hanover, n H., where she has finished
work as head waitress at the Nheelock
House. She viii visit at the home OF her
brother. Clestic, awhile before joining her
mother at West Derry, n. II.
Mrs. Herbert wiswall, daughter, Miss
Carlotta, and son, Richard, Miss Wiswall,
Mrs. Wright and daughter and Miss Fax
on arrived from Boston Friday and have
taken possession OF the Hobart house on
Central street for the summer.
Mrs. James f. Mccall Of New York,
who had been a guest of {. F. Moulton
family at Stoneleigh about two weeks,
went away Saturday. Mrs. Leeds ana
son. Frederick, arrived at Elm cottage the
same day for their summer stay.
Miss Harriet Webster arrived Saturday
from Buffalo, where she attended the eA-
position. She is teacher in Belvldere,
I'M. and will spend the vacation with her
parents and sister, Mrs. II. A. Leonard.
Fred q. Webster OF Burlington was here
from Friday until Monday
Recause of the extremely hot weather,
the attendance upon king Jollityh was
light last week and the financial result
was correspondingly Disappointing The
entertainment was tANtAtthAs A0tf
Wales and son, Harry, returned TO
Brattleboro Saturday night.
The heat OF last Friday and saturday
heat the record for a number OF years.
A. bigb as 1909 in the shade was regis
tered i'm many places, and even higher
marks were reported. The suns rays We're
almost scorching, and work was quite
generally suspended. No prostrations
were reported in this locality.
Miss Mabel Wadleigh finished her third
wear of school in the hanson district, No
ii. Friday. The pupils, with their par
ents and friends to the number OF apout
fifty, enjoyed very pleasant picnic a. ne
afternoon. Those having no absent
marks were Hazel Danyow, Mildred Dan
vow, Alice Knight, Ralph Kendall, DORIS
Rogers, Ona Stevens, Elton Stevens huth
smith. Lizzie Tatro and Harold Tatro
Cards were received here saturday an
pouucing the marriage June 22d at Lunen-
burg. Mass, Of Miss Maud Maria Hebard'
daughter Of W. b. Hebard Of the Center,
rs Carroll Stillman Stone OF Lunenburg
They will be at home in Lunenburg after
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