Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-07-18
Randolph Continued.

DIR. F. f. steele Of Gaysville was in town
Tuesday.
Miss Minnie Rope went back to Barre
Tuesday.
a. McCee and wife visited last week
in Bolton.
II. Y. Wemple went to Boston Monday
for few days.
A. j. Huse is taking vacation from the
Tewksbury store.
Mrs. Frank Bryant of So. Royalton was
in town Tuesday.
Mrs. f. c. Huntington is falling, being
unconscious much OF the time.
d. c. Woodward of Barre is spending
two weeks here with his family.
Ed Hobart, wife and two children Of
Windsor are visitors here today.
Arthur Putnam returned to his work in
Springfield, Mass, Sunday night.
Zeph Seymour Of Lynn, Mass, is visit
ing his mother, Mrs. Mary Seymour.
Mrs. Arvilla Morse Of Adrian, Mich, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. c. c. Blodgett.
Mrs. Laura Rix OF Springfield, Mass, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. John /. Hutchin-
son.
Orson Woodcock left yesterday for
visiting trip TO Montpelier, Plaintield and
Calais.
John Udall and family went into camp
yesterday at Fairlee lake for a two weeks
outing.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. r. Collins Of Montpel-
Ter were guests over Sunday at A. II.
Beedles.
Leslie II. Rumrill and wife of Royalton
came yesterday to visit DR.. and Mrs. {. j..
Rumrill.
John Fisk and Ernest Fish attended the
State Firemen's meeting at Burlington
yesterday.
Judge Rowell went TO Montpelier Tues
day, when the supreme court delivered its
decisions.
Miss Bertha Speekman and Mrs. Taylor
Of Lowell are guests Of Charles Briggs
this week.
Charles Blaisdell is receiving a visit
from his mother, whose home IS in New
Hampshire.
Mrs Helen Robbins Of Montpelier came
Friday for few days visit at the home OF
L. B. johnson.
Rev. +. c. Droughin will celebrate mass
at the Catholic church next Sunday morn
ing at II o'clock.
Mrs. John Averill and Miss Ina have
returned from a months stay with Massa-
chusetts friends.
H. NJ. Totman is building a commodious
barn near his greenhouse for his delivery
team, storage, etc.
Arthur Miner returned to Springfield
yesterday, having visited az Peter Sault's
and Charles Bowers.
Mrs. NJ. L. Scott. Mrs. Charles Porter
and son Of Northampton, Mass, are guests
at DIR. G. W SCOTS.
Frank B. Wood lost one horse out Of his
working pair, the result OF lockjaw,
caused by its getting calked
j. r. knowlton and daughter, Lillian,
were in Gaysyille Sunday and spent the
afternoon at Ralph Knowlton's.
/ The ladies Of the White church viii
/ serve ice cream on the church lawn next
/ Tuesday p. m. from 5 O'Clock on.
| A. y. Culver and 4. j. Richardson have
] finished work on L. p. Thsyer's new cot
J tage at Highgate and returned home.
/ The year-old child Of Mr.. and Mrs
+ j. F. Hobart is seriously troubled with
Bright's disease. DR.. Clifford has the case.
/ Col. A. B. Chandler came from New
York city sunday. His son, Willis, arrived
I the Friday previous for a stay Of a week
or two.
The Anti-Saloon League meeting an
/ nounced elsew here for next Monday even
ing viii be held in the NJ. +. church at S
O'Clock.
/ The 5O-cent dividend to creditors Of the
Savings bank has been paid out rapidly
since Friday, many thousands Of dollars
being distributed.
Fireman keenan, Of the gravel train was
/ overcome by the heat Tuesday and obliged
I 70 give up work, going yesterday to -.
Adams for few days to reeuperate.
Leighton Abbott left Tuesday for Hotel
I kearsarge, North Conway, \. H., here he
| has place for the summer He Is sue
Z oeeded in f. W. Tewksbury's store by GUY
Woodward
I DR.. J. d. Wheeler's household goods
were shipped Monday to Maiden, Mass.
[ where the Dr, has lately purchased
Z house. Dr. and Mrs. Wheeler departed
Z for Maiden last night. accompanied By A.
I y. Culver, who Is to assist them in set
Z Ting
Mrs. Train. the elderly stepmother Of
Miss Train who occupies the Burt home
+ this summef, fen OF the piazza last Thurs
F dHy. breaking one bone OF the wrist and
dislocating another. Dr. A. c. Bailey re-
duced the fracture. The accident was due