Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-07-26

Mass, Is spending two weeks vacation
Win Miss Jennie Robbins and otber
relatives in town. Miss Dow i a ciert
IN the ONCE Of the commissioner 81 taxes
IN the ttate house at Boston.
Miss Ruth Quimby Of Melrose Mas
VINO has been spending the past three
weeks at Z. NJ. Aoungis, returned 10 her
home Monday. Her brother, Earl 6.
Quimpy, who accompanied Der, Is 10 re-
man Tor few weeks longer.
Mrs. ]. r. Phair and Mis- Edith Ssnoe,
sister and cousin OF Mrs. George a.
Tracy, returned TO their home at Platts-
Dufg- n l saturday. The were accom-
panied BY Mrs Tracy, who will remain for
health.
Mrs. w II Hill. Miss Zoe Hill and Mas
yer reg maid left Thursday Of last week for
Nashua, \. H., where they are to visit
Mrs. Htll's sister On their return. Miss
Zoe HUI viii stop at Concord. y. h.,
where she is 10 enter the traiaing school
Tor purses connected with the state hospi.
tai in that city.
School IN Dist. No. / closed Friday.
June p. Number OF pupils. q; average.
81. Ernest Luce aud Esther MeNall had
no marks. Harold Hood aud Carroll
Hood were not absent. Lyman Fits was
not tardy and Olive Densmore was not
tardy, but was absent one day. Martha
L. Noyes was teacher.
Walter NJ. Dewey, while running the
splitting machine at the bobbin shop Sat
urday, ia place Of John Flande s. who was
not working that day cut portion of the
end Of his right thumb of. Dr.. A. B.
Smith dressed the wound and Mr.. Dewey
was back at work in the afternoon In the
shop, but did not continue in the splitting
department.
Mary Emma Brown died Sunday at the
home If John McGOllom, for whom she
had kept house the past fourteen years.
Her age was a years, s months, Is days
She left a brother, Henry A. Magoon,
ard one sister, Mrs. James Sanford, both
OF this town. The funeral was from the
house Monday afternoon, Rev. Willis T.
sparhawk OF Randolph officiating.
John W Hall Of Quincy, Mass is visit
ing his cousi IN, Capt W n. II. Hall. Mr.
Hall has been with the firm Of @. f
Hovey a. Co, Boston, for 50 years, much Of
the tims al the head Of the cotton depart
ment He has been with The firm so long
and done them such good service that be
viii retain his position as long as he lives
and work only when he wishes, with full
pay. Mr.. Hall drove over the road from
Quincy and had a very pleasant trip.
II. f. X. Hall camp, No. y, Sons Of
Veterans. celebrate the 10Th anniversary
Of the muster Of their camp Friday eyen-
ing, Aug. Bird, in the Town hall. There IS
no admission fee. Every body IS cordially
invited 70 come, especially it is desired
that all veteran soldiers, Sons Of Veterans
and members OF the w. z. G. be present
with their families. The program has
been changed from a regular old fashioned |
campfire, owing 10 the inability Of Col. |
Frank L. Greene Of st. Adams to be /
present az this time. The first hour VIII /
be devoted to a reception and social visit, |
followed by a program. Light refresh /
ments will be served. Come at O'Clock |
and stay until IL.
Those IN this place who were interested
in the Rural Campaign will be pleased to
know that concert will be given at South
Saturday, Aug. 9TH, by Mary
Howe, the great prima donna, Geo. II.
Wilder, the celebrated futist, and the
Chelsea Brass band. The seats are on sale
al Buellis store, South STAFFORD. Sunday,
August 5th, there viii be Gospel Rally" /
Morning service, 1890; short address by
Rev. A. j. Eastman on the "Importance oil
Union Efort;n main address BY Rev. Geo. |
W Bicknell. ID. d., Cambridge, Mass, on
aThe Church as a Power in a Commu- |
nifty" Afternoon meeting, 2:3Oi subject |
aThe Quickened Spirit (al For Better
Church Attendance. (b) For an Out |
reach in Effort. (c) For the Develop
ment Of the Christian Life" Evening
service. 1880; topic, "The Joyousness OF
the Christian Life.n Mr.. Wilder and 9TH
er musicians will assist in the music.
pastors will participate
Hives are a terrible torment to the little
folks and to some older ones. Easily
cured. Doanis Ointment never fails. In
slant relief. permanent cure. AZ any
drug store, 80 cents.