Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-08-08

Alonzo Emery and daughter, Josephine
leave tomorrow for Bar Harbor. Ne. 10
Join a party from Washington, ID. C.. fol
several weeks outing.
Mrs. Eliza Webster Of Boston. who had
been staying for a short time at the home
Of her cousin, Mrs. Frank Dickerman, lefl
Thursday for swanton.
Rev. l. p. Booth Of Morrisvile visited
his son, L. p Booth, Saturday. He was
taking a carriage trip 20 Stafford Springs,
Conn, 20 join his family.
II. A. Harper has lately reprinted the
exterior otthe Congl parsonage aud O.
Irwin Chase's residence, also done some in-
terror work for the latter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. n. story and daughter.
Miss Mary Story, came from Philadelphia
last week and are guests OF Mrs. A. n.
hanson at Idleton cottage.
Mrs. Susan Way, who had been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. VIII Hebard, returned
to Barre Tuesday, accompanied by Guy
Hebard, who viii visit there.
Miss Ina WEIGH OF Detroit, Mich. who
has been spending the summer studying
in Boston, is visiting at the Center and
with V. |. Spears family here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel skinner and
daughters, None and Esther, who had
been visitors at Charles Thurston's, re-
turned to Waitstield Monday
Mrs. Nelson Williams OF Ware, Mass.
who has been spending several weeks
with her brother, G. r. Briggs, IS staying
with Bethel relatives this week.
The Masonic Equitable Accident assoei-
alton Of Boston paid claims Of 100 TO Capt.
]. Z. Eldredge and $50 TO y, w. McCollom
for the quarter ending May lst.
Rev. F, G. Rainey goes to Claremont, \.
H., next week 10 attend the annual camp
meeting there. He breaches the sermon
for the evening service Aug. p.
Rev. and Mrs. George o. Howe 20 to
Rochester today where he Is called on
business connected with the settlement Of
the estate OF his brother in-law.
Amasa c. Chase, an old soldier. aged 81
died Tuesday In Brookfeld. The funeral
is al 10 a. m. tomorrow and the remains
VIII be taken TO Windsor for burial.
A party Of about 20, under the auspices
OF the University club, are 10 make the
ascent Of Mt. Mansfield today, returning
tomorrow. They went this morning.
Rev, A. L. Cooper went to swanton YES
terday to attend the funeral OF Mrs. Rev.
Harvey Webster, which occurs TODAY.
Mr.. Webster died about three years since.
w. W. Rogers came from Manchester.
n. H., 10 spend Sunday here. Mrs Rogers
went this week TO Williamstown to spend
several weeks. Allen Rogers was already
there.
One horse from the handsome black
pair owned by VIM. II. DuBoia was found
dead in its stall yesterday morning. II
died from internal rupture and hemor-
rhage.
Walter L. Mains circus is to exhibit in
Randolph "Wednesday, Aug. 18th. This
show was here three years ago and gave
satisfaction, being clean and
worth seeing.
The ladies of the NJ. r. church will hold 1
heir annual sale in the church parlor next /
Tuesday, Aug. 10, afternoon and evening. |
Ice cream and cake viii be served. Every- /
)ne is invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orrin Chamberlin went to /
Montpelier last evening to meet a brother 4
II Mrs. Chamberlin, who had Just arrived /
rom Knoxville, Tenn, and whom she had 4
not seen for II years
Clarence o. Osha OF Braintree and Miss
ellen A. Cole Of Rochester were united in
Tuesday by Rev. T. A. Howard
I the Baptist parsonage. They will reside
IN the groom's farm in Braintree.
At Tuesdays trap shoot, the scores
made were as follows, out Of a possible 10:
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