Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-07-31

nineties. It was reported on the street
about noon that the ice was going out Of
the river
C. G. Dubois OF Chicago is expected from
T New York tomorrow, and his hrother-in-
law, John Abbott Of Boston,will be up in
/ day ortw0 for quite long vacation dur
( ing August.
I Mrs. Augustus Carroll and daughter.
/ Mrs Breed, with the latter's two chill
/ dren, an from Roslindale, Mass, were al
! y. w, AICCollom's Monday and Tuesday,
going from here to Rochester.
/ A. Fl. Flint. Jr., went Yesterday to Han
over, y. r., where Mrs. Flint has been uu-
+ der treatment at the hospital She was
able 10 return with him and is very much
better than when she went away.
Mr.. and Mrs. George +. Mann and son.
William Dewey, Of Quechee were in town
over Sunday. Mr.. Mann returned Mon
day, leaving his wife and baby TO make a
longer visit TO his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Mann.
Mrs. Frank A. Sheriff Of MeIrose High
lands, Mass, who had been visiting Mr.
and Mrs. w. II. Curtis, went to Braintree
Tuesday with Mrs. 0rinda Cole, who will
be away a week or more. Mrs Curtis
joins them in Braintree today.
Mrs. F. Z. Dubois came from Hanover,
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Carlton Frost, and they returned today.
Mr.. Dubois, who is still at the Mary
Hitchcock hospital, is recovering rapidly
from the effects OF the amputatiOn Of his
right arm.
Mrs. A. D. Lamson and her daughter,
Miss Caroline, OF Philadelphia. who are
spending the summer in travelling, came
down from Montreal Monday and are
staying this week with Mr.. and Mrs. }. r. 4
Lamson. Saturday they viii 90 to the
White Mountains.
Rev. Robert Childs Wilson came an
from Bethel Monday to see his brother,
NJ. NJ. Wilson, Esq, and the next dag
took his departure from Bethel for a two
years absence in the mission field Of
China, going irst to South Carolina for a
short stay before proceeding on his way.
Clinton Durham, who is now in the
employ Of the Central Vermont Railway
Co, came down from st. Adams Mondays 4
and accompanied bis wife and baby, who
had been staying with Mrs. A. 4. smith. !
as far as Mortified, where they left him
70 90 to Mrs. Dunham's home in VIII ,
Jamestown.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Bruce and baby I
of Graniteville, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Good
hart and child, from Waterbury, with /
Mrs. Goodhart's mother, Mrs, Morse,
were with Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry GoOdhart
over sunday. Miss Eliza G5odhart ac- :
her sister, Mrs. Bruce, on the a
latters return TO Graniteville Monday. {
Miss Addie French Of Chelsea, a -raGz
uate Of the Moody school at Nortbfela, ,
Mass, ana for the past year missionary
Y rrooKlyn, y, ", is the guest Of Mr..
and Mrs Byron Goodwin, Miss French |
was preparing to go 70 South Africa as
when the Boer war broke out
and she was obliged to abandon the
project,
Several Of the local enthusiasts are plan
ming TO attend the opening game Of the
baseball season at Bethel Saturday between
the clubs Of that place and South Royal
ton. Manager Lewis of the local team has ,
been trying to obtain a game here Satur-
dsv, but a. yet his efforts have been un-
availing. II would seem as though seekers
after strenuous sport would have 10 fall
back on croquet and ping pong.
Hon. j. W. Roweu Col. +. j. Kimball
and Hon. w. II. Dubois went to Mont
pelier Monday 10 study the arrangements ]
OF the kellogg Hubbard library CT that !
city with a view to securing ideas which
might prove OF value in finishing the ,
library here. II. NJ Francis, the archi-
tect, and Mr.. Foss Of the firm Of Wiley &
FOss, contractors, both Of Eltchburg, {
Mass, were here Friday to inspect the
building.
At the grange meeting Saturday even
ing the drama, danger Signal, was pre-
sented with the following cast of charac-
tiers. very successfully interpreted: ChRs.
Norman, Merrill Campbell; Enfield, r. H.
SLACK; Chester Norman, Lyndon Thomas;
DR.. Nalerian. Otis Dumas; Peter Bullock,
Fred Dumas; Pat Maloney, I. P. Booth;
Persimmon, Leroy Thayer; Stella Enfield,
Lura Montgomery; Mother Foresight.
Josephine Emery; Miss Angie. EVELYN {
Nancy; NOrah, Winnifred Mann.
The alumni Of the Randolph High school
have received notices from their sssocia-
ton committee that at the last biennial
banquet il was unanimously voted to assess
each member 3 cents year to be paid BIZ
ennislly the year Of the banquet and that
the fee for the year past Is now due. The
object Of this tax is TO esta blish an Alum
nj fund TO be used for the High school as
the donors see 1t. The scheme Is good
one and should receive the endorsement Of
a prompt response from the alumni.
p. F. Bowman and family have moved
here from Bethel and are living in the
house Of Mrs. Emily Sault on Park 81.
Mr.. Bowman. who is the excursion agent
OF the Central Vermont Railway Co. for
the National g. A. r. encampment at
Washington, ID. C., in October, was in st.
Adams yesterday on business connected
with excursion arrangements, and before
long viii 90 10 Washington to find suit
able accommodations for the members of
his party during their stay in that city.
This is a great potato year in this Iocali-
IT. If we NAV believe those we consider
credible witnesses the tubers are growing
on bushes in this village. Henry BaElev.
living on Park street. Il said to have DO
taroes hanging to vines and growing six
inches above the ground. The same Bhe-
nomenon can be seen in Rochester. Per-
hsps il was introduced from thar town;
Rochester sends a good many Of her best
products here. Il VIII certainly prove ad-
e .a--a---s 70 The Ear-.-a- 4 ha - -