Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-08-17

4 against Orrn A. burbank are hereby noti-
fed and requested to forward same to the
undersigned Tor leave same at John Hew-
it's store) at once, in order that the
smonnt due may be ascertained
2w TARBELL a WHITMAN.
Albert Merrill is building new barn at
his home place near the village.
Mrs. George Brown has a California
balsam with over 500 buds and blossoms
Mrs. Clarence Burke returned Saturday
after spending six weeks at Old Orchard
beach.
Rev. sherman Goodwin, pastor OF the
Congl church, is taking a three weeks
vacation.
Mrs. Laura Curtis Moore OF Brooklyn.
n. ", is visiting her brother, 0. 5. Curtis,
and family.
Ten veterans attended the Windsor
County Veterans reunion at Rochester
last Thursday.
Mrs. Cort Brigham Of st. Johnsbury Wis
tied here last week and was the guest Of
Mrs. Emily Lamb.
Rev. r. Waldron Evans OF Lyndonville
WAS recently in town, the guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. @. w. Brown.
Bert Shaw and his brother, Fred, and
MIR. Wright returned 10 their home in
New York Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Fielders and Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Fielders visited friends
in Randolph the first OF the week.
Charles Clapp ana p. p. Lincoln each
shipped a car OF COWS 10 the markets Of
Lowell and Dighton, Mass, Monday.
Edward Prindle and wife Of Palmer,
Mass. arrive here this week for a two
weeks vacation with his brother, Henry.
J.F. Wells, superintendent OF the work
fufFr baa
Italian laborers at work there, excavating
and road-making.
Mrs. Erva Sargent and Isabelle Martin
returned from Camp Martin Saturday.
Mrs. Sargent is passing few days with
friends in Barre.
Daniel Clark and wife Of Boston arrived
Saturday night and are to remain indcfi-
nitely. lie was formerly an employe in
the shoe factory here.
W. b. smith returned from Portsmouth,
~ H., Saturday. He has been employed
by ID, G. Stoughtou in mason work there
the past three months.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. W. Brown were in
South STAFFORD Sunday to attend the Uni-
versalist service conducted by Rev. STAN
ley Spear Of Maiden, Mass.
Miss Katie Wynn is 10 enter the Normal
school az Randolph this fall. She enters
two years In advance TO complete her
course and graduate in 1906.
George Leonard Of Brattleboro, former
resident here mas purchased a dray OUTFIT
In Brattleboro, having given up bis posi-
tion in the overall factory there.
The annual convention OF the Windsor
County Sunday School association viii be
held at Quechee Sept. 20 and n. This will
be the Both anniversary OF the association.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick o. Downs left
here Tuesday after two weeks stay 10
return 20 their home In Boston, driving
through by way OF Lebanon, Newport and
Concord.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Harris, W. G. Harris /
and 3. W. Comstock OF Providence, r. l., |
arrived Sunday evening, leaving Monday. |
They are travelling by automobile through |
the states.
The Ladies Social circle arranged a
beautiful bower OF evergreen, trees aud
vines IN the yes ~ Of the Congl church |
for their sale 81 fancy articles last Tues
dag The booths were lastly decorated |
and well supplied with fancy articles. An
elegant dinner was served, with ice cream
and cake.
W. o. Belknsp and bride returned Tues !
day, having passed their honeymoon at
Camp Martin, Lake Champlain, and in /
Burlington. AT Camp Martin they were /
with several OF their acquaintances who
entertained them right royalty IN old /
Roman style with serenades OF nocturnal
music on timbrcl and bells.
There will be a town Sunday school \
rally and basket picnic on the Cong ! I
church grounds 81 Royalton Friday, Aug.
IS Rev r. NJ. Fuller, state field secre-
tary. will be- present and deliver an adj
dress In the afternoon. Let everyone /
come and bring lunch baskets, expecting
a good time. The afternoon program viii
begin at 2 o'clock.
The Sunday school picnic at j. w.
Wards last Thursday was very enjoyable
10 an present, numbering eighty-hye.
The short program was interesting ana the
boys ana girls engaged IN the games ana
races with good deal OF enthusiasm. The
prize winners are as follows Philip and
Warren Hudson, George Goodrich, Dora
Dexter, Miss Carr, Mrs. Sanborn and Mrs.
Eaton. In the interstate race New YORK
won Much credit is due Mr. Ward and
his family for their hospitality which was
appreciated by all present.