Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-07-10

William Bean OF Boston was in town
| over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Pearson were in
Burlington OVER Sunday.
Miss Jennie Morton is passing two or
three weeks in South Royalton.
Miss Evelyn Denny returned Saturday
! from two weeks stay in Lebanon, n. II.
| A party Of twelve young people drove
i TO Northfield Gulf and spent the Fourth.
Harold Baldwin Of Greenfield, Mass, IS
clerking in the grocery store Of J. F. Lam
son.
Mrs. c. w. Rugg, a guest OF Mr.. and
| Mrs. II. {. Soper, went back 70 Boston
/ Saturday.
Walter F. Wedgewood and two daugh-
tiers, Mary and Helen, spent the Fourth In
Montpelier.
Charles E. Wood, who had been home
on a two weeks vacation, went back TO
Boston Monday.
william r. Clark OF New Haven, Conn,
Joined his family here the lth and re-
manned over Sunday.
Miss Edith Abbott, who has just finish
ed her Junior year in Mt. HOlyoke college,
is home for the summer vacation.
BY the breaking OF a wheel on a freight
train near Finley's bridge, the s:l5 train
was delayed until almost noon Monday.
The Emerson mill has a new whistle
right up To concert pitch that will keep
the town from INDUCING IN any Rip Van
Wrinkle sleep.
Robert 4 Church. who is employed by
the Rochester Stamping Co., at Rochester,
y. Y. at home with his parents Tor
short vacation.
joel B. Putnam, who had been at sara
toga Springs, n. V, for several months
with his niece, Mrs. William Blodgettr re-
turned last Thursday.
Henry Kemp went saturday 70 Liver
more Falls, Ne, after his grandson the
child's mother being In a hospital IN Lew
iston, Me, for treatment.
CT. Hodges, who had been here on a
short vacation. left Saturday for Science
tsdy. \. y. where be has position in the
Office OF the American Locomotive 90.
Miss Josephine Emery, who had been
TEACHING in the Old Church neighbor-
hood. finished her school Friday ana Is
now acting as housekeeper for Hon. James
Hutchinson.
The A Il. Cushman Real Estate agency
has sold for A. j. Foster his house ana
land on Central street TO l.. ID. Rhodes OF
Hancock for s1,750. Mr.. Rhodes VIII
soon take possession.
Miss Alice Wheeler OF Keene, y. H.,
came saturday 10 attend the service IN the
old Church last Sunday, and has TINS
week been visiting Hon. ana MIS-. Nh'
! II. Dubois. She returns home TO-DAY
W. +. Blodgett and F. {. Putnam
started from Saratoga, y. Y, FRIDAY ana
drove 10 Randolph, reaching here sunday
! Mr.. putnam returned 10 Saratoga py
train Monday, but Mr.. Blodgett staid
| until Yesterday.
Mrs. \. 5. Morgan and two children OF
I Neyy Work arrived Monday from Boston,
| where they had been staying for snort
time. ana will spend two months az the
/ ala homestead with Mr.. and Mrs. EDWIN
/ Morgan. DR.. Morgan will be here through
/ August.
! Prin. F. Z. Prichard OF this place, Prln.
Y n j. Whitehill Of White RIVER Junction
\ and Edward Conapt Of Randolph center
,,-ers three 81 those chosen from Vermont
20 10 vice presidents Of the American IN
stitnte ~ instruction AT the meeting IN
Burlington last week.
omer Rogers, who lives on the Horace
/ Howard farm. has potato nsla .ruli
| which sample leaves, brought 70 TINS olhCe'
,,easure five inches across and have a CIR
cuuaference Of is inches. III the plants aI'
a. thrifty underground as they are aoV 9,
the hills viii have 10 be enlargeu .,,sars
nension OF s12 a month has been
,..a,te5 ID Mrs. Ann l.. Moulton Of TINS
Sec widow OF the late George :. Moui-
-, mo served IN the civil war. In al
si.so, Mrs Noultun has been granted the
81 - month for which a claim wac
- ing al the time her husband died, e
lev mai amount for the months inter
vening between his application ana h''
death. a.,
The Rochester club celebrated IN,
Fonrth bv a picnic in the pine groN 49,. Y.
Herbert Hubbard a short distance ron
~ ,,iIlsge. Ninety. including the invited
..,,,s,s sat down TO the bountitul dinner
go Glance al the tempting viands wa
az = - hiring hack the most long-iosl
o,,,,efite making the insertion OF an auN ,i
sisfer,f.ut or the offer OF a reward totahs
unnecessary. REGULATIONS were BlNen ny
the children, and appropriate so,
80 made bv Rev. A. L. Cooper. SWING
va cronuet sets had been provided ahe
az inc conspired to make the outing
a happy occasion.
q p Edison. who had been worklng u
/ ps--, started last Thursday night LOT oai
tsrancisco. from which port ne viii sah ~. ~
=! C,oorge,s Island. Alaska, where, IN th'
',,,,iov ~ the North American CONNER
oiai company. be will assist Dr. Moves !; u
his work among the natives more pa ~,
NFfTarlV fEdGuluEs
~ Doctor since he left Randolph say
, ,bst he made the trip from POINT hsyes =
. y sti'' GEORGES Island in nine days ~.
,,sslve hours. reaching his destination ~ 2,
2 Ina dav Of June. Never before has y
I soSo the tourney SO quickly oetWeel
!hnIs noints IN all the p years he has oeei
I going to Alaska. -
Tbat this season is not the most re
S arl-abie for GOODNESS ever experience ]
ma bv the following item under IN
4 80 n Barnard. printed IN me -
: l..'i, standard May 26, lsS3; II arii, s.
80 iate about their spring Worh ~
s A. corn has been planted a. yet . any
NJ. bas been is under snow 81 TINS YIN
. na Last Friday, the 5Jth q NAY
o. :. SL,,,,5enced showing in the morning
y "a .l.oI,t foot fell during the day. ~
AZ Az saturday following II began snoN .il,.
" and Kept il up until the mex LAY
,t1,,t two feet fell in all. We nave nsaL'
(, ia tbat in 1S16,that ever-to- q ~
t.-e5 cold summer snow isiu ON a. ~
oelg "a June for few days, ~ ~,
gI sez. IN ia bitant can't remember OF suel
oiOe storm a. this so late m the seasoii
rhsclorious Fourth was duly ushe ia;, y
* ~ troting Of horns. the eAp,osio3 :.
VIII 80 and 4 ziTa bic BONNIE j