Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-08-07

| liam Bass, Mrs f. B. Blanchard and Miss
\ Maud Blanchard were at Mafeba lake sun
/ day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Hodges and their
daughter, Miss May, former residents of
this village who now make their home in
Springfield, Mass, arrived Monday and
are at the Center TO remain until Saturday,
when they viii 90 TO the northern part Of
the state for short time and return here
again.
There is prospect Of ball game Satur-
day afternoon az McGall's park between
the Randolph and South Royalton teams.
This will be the first game OF the season
here, and a good attendance viii have a
great deal 10 do with causing arrange
ments 70 be made for future games.
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Hubbard, Mrs. Hat
tie Lamson, Mr.. and Mrs. p. j. Blanchard,
Fred Huntington, Ralph French, John
Tewksbury, Misses Lorena Hutchinson,
Estella and Edith Blanchard, Esther
George, Ella Rowell and Hester stickney
spent Sunday at Williamstown Springs.
Eugene Ballou, v 10 was arrested at RAN
dolph Center Tuesday morning on COM
plant Of States Attorney Conant OF Brad
ford, alleging improper conduct, was
brought TO this village for trial, but on ac-
count OF the respondent being unable TO
obtain the counsel he wished the case was
continued 10 the 18th.
Rev. f. G.. Rainey, Miss Edith and Mr..
Fred Rainey, Miss Margaret Frasier, Mr..
and Mrs. Daniel Howe. their daughter and
guest, John Farnham OF Manchester, y.
IL, Mrs. Emma Reed, Mr.. and Mrs Albert
Morse, Miss Stella Morse and Mrs Roxana
Hebard drove 10 Milliamstown Springs
Monday and picnicked at that pleasant re-
sort.
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pe given August Is will be on sale at the
bookstore Of A. +. Bass on and after Au-
gust ". Mrs. Katherine Terrill, reader,
Miss Blanche Townsend, whistler, Miss
Grace Applebee, contralto and accompan-
ist, viii he the talent, and fine entertain
nent can be relied upon. The Green
Mountain orchestra has also been engaged.
Miss Ruth Draper has an Angora cat
That reloices in the appellation OF Boots
md is so renowned as a warrior that
distant glimpse Of his athletic figure is
sufficient TO cause the hair on the back OF
my cat in the neighborhood to assume a
position and send the ami
nal flying through the nearest oritice for a
season Of quiet meditation. Boots MILF
airy genius Is not his only claim 10 fame, /
ior he is also a mighty hunter and has
ately killed a mink measuring Is inches
rom the nose to the end Of the body and
y inches from the nose to the tip OF the
all.
The following, OF interest to many
friends in this vicinity, is taken from the
Jacksonville tFla.) Metropolis: "A tele-
gram was received in this city this
announcing the death OF Parker
A. Smith after a long Illness. For many
years he was a resident cf Jacksonville, /
being employed in the National bank. !
He left here in 1892 for Palatka TO take
,harge of the Putnam National bank
here. For the past three years he had
been in falling health and had been ten I
ierly nursed by his devoted wife, who
vas formerly Miss Irene Clifton OF this /
,ity. The funeral will take place from
st. Marks Episcopal church in Palatka
afternoon July 26l at 4 O'Clock. /
The interment will bein Westview ceme- I
ery in that city. The news Of Mr.. I
smiths death win cast a gloom over
hundreds OF his friends in this city. He .
vas anoble character and was greatly .
esteemed by all whoknew him.