Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-08-20
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Grand concert followed by the comedy
"Who's Who" or .Al in a Fog will be
given at BrookfieId Town hall, Friday
evening, Aug. zsth, under the management
. Of DIR. w. NJ. Kelly. The concert will
consist Of solos, trios, duets and quar-
tettes by the following artists, Miss
Carolyn Lamson of Philadelphia, NJ.
Blanche Sparhawk, Miss Lettie Bailey,
A. II. Beedle, DR.. Kelly and Mr. AFRO
Lamson, mandolin soloist. The comedy
viii be presented BY members of Uncle
81 company.
Harvey Freeman was called to Hardwick
last week.
Dr. and Mrs. Ellis were in Roxbury last
Thursday.
Miss Helen Edison came from NeT-York
city last week.
William Perham and family are at his
place on Bear Hill.
w. A. Ford visited his sister at Sharon
the first Of the week.
The brother-in-law Of Clifford Lewis is
visiting at his home.
Marcus Peck is away on business trip
/ to Massachusetts this week.
! Mrs. Bosworth OF Berlin was az Mrs.
Ellen Dewey's the first Of the week.
/ Herbert Pike Of Boston, who has been at
I G. B. Fsk's, returned home Saturday.
AlEHs LUCY Win lAU AMA4ANNAiH
/ spent several days in Barre last week.
Mrs. Cynthia Kibbee has returned home
after visiting her relatives, the Gaylords.
Mrs. w. w. Bean Of Randolph and two
cousins of DR.. Ellis visited him last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Ellis visited their
daughter at East Barre Saturday and Sum
day.
j. Ducleau is to remove to Randolph
from his farm on the Bear Hin road next
week.
Isabel Hoyt, sister Of Nellie Hoyt, from
Royalton is visiting at Mrs. Charles
Blake's.
Helen and Edith Edison and Bessie
Wheatley are spending several days IN
Chelsea.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Perham OF ST. Johns
bury were in town last week visiting their
relatives.
Louise Chase, who has been working in
DR.. Gihords sanitarium at Randolph, Is at
home again.
Ellen Flanery OF Boston, sister Of John,
and her niece, Miss Jones, visited him one
day recently.
-Four OF the boarders at W. G. Clark's
assembled Mount Mansfield last Thursday
and enjoyed the fine view.
George Reed of Chelsea was at Fri
Ditty's last week and went with him to
see the fish hatchery at Roxbury.
William Davis and wife of Northfield,
who had been visiting at j. W. Parmen-
teris, returned home the first Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Justus Batchelder and sis
ter Of Montpelier are spending their vaca-
tions in town, occupying Harry Batehel-
der's house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Rice Of Boston,
Mrs. Carrie Rice Woods of Minneapolis,
Mimi, and John Rice Of Rockland, Mass,
called ON Mrs. Marcus Peck Monday.
Stanley Bristol. who is boarding at W.
G. Clark's, was called home last week on
account. OF the death of his grandmother
in Meriden, Conn. He returned to town
Monday evening.
All members OF the grange are urged to
be present Friday evening as there are 10
candidates to be initiated, and other
special business to be done. Ice cream and
cake Will be served by present members.
Road Commissioner Medealf has a gang
OF men at work putting in permanent
roads on West street near Wardner's and
on the road going to Bear Hill near Mr..
Mills
Another smashup in the village occurred
last Friday evening. When Irving Abbott
aud wife were coming through the village,
another team driven by George Williams
ran into them. II was in the darkest part
Of the village. Mrs. Abbott was thrown
out. but escaped injury. Both wagons
were broken. All these accidents point
plainly TO the fact that there ought to be
street lights in our village.