Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-06-27

The oldest son Of Alex Hull completely
/ severed one little toe and reached the bone
/ of another while chopping Monday DR..
Scott dressed the injury.
! Frank bearing Of Bethel Gilead went
/ back TO his work at Manchester, n. H..
| yesterday. He will shortly return to his
! fathers home and assist him.
Mrs. Louis Barttro, mother of Mrs. Geo.
Dumas, and Miss Demaris Barttro, her
daughter visited Mrs. Dumas yesterday
on their way to Worcester. Mass.
Mrs. Fay E. Wells has gone 20 her for
mer home in Arizona and Mr. Wells has
begun work in the Cooperative creamery.
He will remain East awhile longer.
Miss Mabel Wheatley. who came from
Boston last week and spent a few days with
her mother, Mrs. a. G.. Barnes, left for
Mortified Monday to visit her sister.
and Miss Woodford are expected on Mon
day next to be the guests Of Col. and Mrs.
kimball at Montague place for a week.
A. n. Culver and A. J. Richardson are at
Highgate Springs working ON a new cot
tage that l.. p. Thayer is building on the
slightly rock in front OF the Truax cottage.
E. A. Shattuek, F. 4. Thomas and F. b.
Wood were at Highgate Springs on fish
ing excursion the first OF the week II is
expected that Camp Randolph will open
about July goth for a month.
Mrs. f. L. Parker and son, Earl, went to
oxbury Monday to spend two weeks
there and in Warren. Frank Parker went
to Woodstock Tuesday to work in the
Woodstock Inn for the summer.
Miss Bertha Ellis OF Burlington was a
guest at w. W. Morton's over Sunday
Robert Morton and his "Techn chum.
M m Aatrxt+arA of NAnnagFa.i-
MED her home to attend the L. V. NJ.
commencement
The members Of the w. q g. Whist club /
are requested to meet July 18th at p. m. at
Mari-Castle park, the grove above Mr.. /
Chambers. VIII all who come with teams
bring a small tables Chairs viii be pro-
vided by the committee.
The Crescent club Of Bethel have made 4
to have a grand July 9TH /
at Bethel This club includes
IN its membership most of the principal 4
business men of Bethel and this fact Is
guaranty that the affair will be success.
Mrs. II. G.. Cole has exchanged her resi-
1ence, occupied by T. j. Adams, for the
Iarm OF Charles b. Mann on the Shows
Vile road Mr.. Adams has finished work
N the Tewksbury store and taken possess
'lon OF the farm, to which he will move
shortly, Mr.. Mann moving 10 the place
lere.
Peter Neo returned to Boston Friday
lfter a visit with J. +. Jerd and other
friends in this vicinity. He has been in
he employ of J. Brandt, cracker manu-
acturer, in Boston for the past az years
md two months. During the past 81
'ears he has been a foreman at the
EXPresident Cleveland was at White
River Junction yesterday morning about
3 minutes. He had been fishing in Que
zee. Col. J. II. Mimms went into his pri- ,
ate car for a chat with Mr. Cleveland.
With whom he became acquainted while
eporting in the New York Assembly of
=, when Cleveland was governor of that
tate. i
Receiver Markham has been directed by
he court Of chancery To pay second !
ividend July 18th from the assets OF the u
efunet Randolph Savings bank 10 its
reditors. This dividend viii be so cents
n the dollar, making soc with that !
lready paid. About 10000 of nominal
ssets vet remain to be realized on. II
hese could be turned into cash at their {
ace value il would mean 100 cents on the y
ollar 10 creditors, but this is deemed eX-
remedy unlikely. About 20 cents Is the
stimate Oi the dividends ia the aggregate,
be final one TO be made later. c