Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-08-21
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Randolph has a first-class tailor-C. j.
Rockwell Try him.
Mrs. A. A. Griswold Is with Prof. A. W.
Edson's family for a time.
Mildred Peck from Burlington is visit
ing relatives in this vicinity.
Prof. A. w. Edison is taking a short va
cation with his family in town.
Mrs Turner and son from Barre spent
last week with 5. Smiths family.
Marcus Peck is in Windsor county this
week, taking orders for his goods.
DR.. Partridge joined his family at the
( Upham home last week Wednesday.
James Hutchinson and wife from Pom
fret visited al Dea. Graves last week.
Miss Lucinda Dupuis from Randolph is
spending some days at c. H. Kibbee's.
Next Wednesday the Pomona grange
holds its meeting in the town hall here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren French are visit
ing sister, Mrs. Joslyn, in Bridgewater
this week.
Mrs. William Clark has an aunt. Mrs.
Woodard, from Brooklyn, n. y, with her
for a visit.
Mrs. Phnbrick has several young lady
friends from Hartford, Conn.,, with her
this month.
Mrs. Abbie (Alyord) Allen from St.
Johnsbury recently visited George Pan
tons people.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallsca Colt had On addi-
tion Of new little girl to their family
last Saturday,
Arthur Flint and wife from Derby,
Conn, .are making a short visit with
friends in town.
Mr., and Mrs. c. W. Wilcox from Mil
ford. Mass, are with relatives in this Vi
cinity for the week
Dea. Frink's sister, Miss Elizabeth,
from Boston is spending several weeks in
her brothers family.
Mrs Q. r. Blake has her sister, Mrs.
Wright. from Boston for company; also
Mrs Kent from Montpelier.
The First. Second and Union church
Sunday schools unite in having a picnic
today on the grounds Of u. A. Clark.
Misses Ula and Mary McWhorter from
Barre spent several days with the Par
fridge girls at Mrs. Upham's recently.
Hon. Wallace Allis is making his friends
p brief visit. We are always glad TO see
our Brookfield boys back, even for a short
time.
Last Monday, Or. Scott of Randolph
was called as counsel in Mrs. Peck's case.
She is confined to her bed and the nurse,
Miss Chase, is still caring for her.
Miss Lydia Atchinson of Morrisville
spent a few days with Miss Lillian Buck
last week. and this week Miss Buck is en-
tertaining Miss May Blossom of Bethel.
A lively and well-attended Republican
rally was held at the town hall Tuesday
evening. Hon. Frank Plumley of North
field'and r. U. Smith Of Wells River were
the speakers.
Mrs Caroline Moulton departed this
life for the better last Friday evening,
aged s5 years. The funeral was from her
late home at three O'Clock last Sunday.
One son is left to mourn her loss.
The Republicans at their caucus Friday
nominated Frank 0. Allen for representa-
tive on the second ballot, the other csndi-
dates, DR.. T. +. Ellis and j. w. Untiedt,
withdrawing in Mr.. Aliens favor. Mr..
Allen is a Mccullough man. Henry Kib-
bee has been filed at the Democratic can
didate.
The dedication of the new town hall in
Brookfeld viii be held Thursday, Aug.
2Sth, beginning at 10;30 a. m. Address of
welcome j. W. Blakebrough; historical
sketch OF building Marcus Peck history
OF library. Miss Anna Clark; history OF
town, {. II. Bigelow; basket picnic dinner
at y m. 1880 %. M, address by Prof. A.
w. Edison of New York. Hon. w. 5. Allis
of Norwich. Conn, is also expected to de-
liver an address. Vocal and instrumental
music viii be under the direction of j. NJ.
Angel throughout the day. Social dance
in the evening, beginning at O'Clock.
Music by the Green Mountain orchestra
Of five pieces. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to all