Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-08-02
Randolph.
GEORGIA WHITE. Local Editor.

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Lula, are camping at Queen City park.
Arthur Chambers Of Lebanon. II
spent Sunday with his sister, Mrs. w. E'
Rand. -
Harry Morton is working temnorsrilv
for the White River Electric company h
Bethel. "
John Stewart Of New York is passing a
vacation with his sister, Mrs. Charles
Whittier.
Miss Rena Galarneau has gone to ST.
aloahs, Nnere she has employment in the
family Of William Tracy.
Mrs. ida Drake has returned from a
Two months vacation passed in Boston,
worcester, Lynn and Springfield, Mass
Miss Clara Frost and Miss Fannie Fisk
ended their pleasant outing at Miss Mary
Howard's Saturday, Miss Frost going To
Boston and Miss Fisk to Shelburne Fails.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phineas Amazon left
Monday for their home in Pittsfield after
solourn OF ten weeks in Randolph with
their daughter, Mrs. r. II. Slack, and
family.
Mrs. Alfred W. Danforth. who had been
taking osteopathic treatments for q month
OF her nephew, DIR. Francis Eaton, re-
turned to Reading, Mass, Friday much
improved in health.
E. A. Shattuek, who had been 10 Wind
scr on carriage trip, drove back last
Thursday accompanied by his niece, Mrs.
A. w. Hunter, the latter remaining in
town until Monday.
The A. b. Cushman Real Estate agency
has sold for c. g. Reynolds his house and
land on the west side Of Forest street to
III. Il. Sharpe, who will take possession
Oct. l. The price was $500.
Master Ralph Rand made the startling
discovery OF a ripe black berry the 2Sth
ult. and thought the untimely appearance
OF the fruit should be duly recorded in
the annals Of the neighborhood.
Mrs. Herbert r. Flint left Saturday for
her home in Springfield, Mass, after So
/ iolrn OF nine. weeks in this vicinity that
greatly benefited her health. She was ac-
companIed by a niece, Miss Lula Flint.
Willis and Roy Howard and the formers
sons, Fred and Charles, have been camp
ing at Moose-a-la-m lake in Salisbury
and fishing for rock bass. Willis Howard
returned from the camp Saturday, leaving
the boys to annoy the bass family until
Monday. Two hundred pounds OF trout
represented one half days fishing.
The Ladies Aid OF the Methodist
church held a social Friday evening at
TO which the teams OF n. w. Udall and
A. n. Hayes carried a party OF over 50.
Tables were set on the lawn for a sub
stantial repast, followed by q general
good time. The Aid society cleared about
d. II. Morse has been invited by the
president Of the Mssne Central Fair asso-
citation TO act as Judge in any department
he may prefer OF the fair 10 be held IN
Waterville, Me-, Sept. IL, u, 10 and IA.
Mr. Morse is Obliged to decline the invita-
ton, however, Is those dates conflict with
the Dog River Valley fair in Mortified, OF
whose association be is president.
The Eastern Star and Rebekah societies
had diigktiul lawn party Friday even
ing al the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. j. r.
Cleveland on Forest street whose grounds
the hostess had mad brilliantly illumiu-
ated for tke occasion with electric lights.
Ice cream and cake were served, and cards
proyidec diversion for the 90 or more pres
ent. Ire proceeds Of % were shared by
the tive organizations.
wal~s I. Bass set a trap for rats at L. A.
Shattuck's the other day and IN an hour
or two found that caucus of seven agi-
tatec rodents had assembled. BY night
there vas a rally Of IA in the trap, and the
next morning a mass meeting Oh q. since
missed that the remainder OF the party mas
gong off to look for place with less COM
plioated exits in which TO meet in conven-
ton.
y. {. Buck has been in a precarious
state Of health some time and Saturday
had 90 serious seizure, due 10 heart
trouble, that q respite from business
seerped imperative. He and his family
are nov in Wnliamstown to try the bene-
I'D Of a change and later VIII go 70
Lebanon, n. II. Sunday they intend 70
drive TO Williamstown guilt WITH w. ,. ?
Ruck and family. Clarence Cleveland,
railway mail clerk from Burlington, was
a guest at the Buck home last sunday
Leighton Abbott, salesman for the
proetor Marble company with head
| onarters al st. Louis, Mo-, has been East
| an VACATION and, coming to Randolph
/ lest Thprsday, STAYED until saturday
With his father, {. L. Abbott. From here
,he Young man went to Burlington 10
! snend Sunday with his sister, Mrs. +. ID.
segsr. and. after a brief visit to the home
| office Of his company in Proctor, started
Tuesday for ST. Louis 10 resume MS uusl-
ness tours through kentueKy' iennesse'
and part Of Arkansas.
George u. Durant, his son-in- iawi ar.
csnnon. hath OF Boyd, KY, and william
"a Neal Of Pittsburg, Penn, were guests
| ~ Col A. b. Chandler several days AZ
Mari Castle. going away last Thursday.
Mr. Duranf made his first acquaintance
li,h Pandolph in 1856, when he entered
The employ Of L. T. sparhawk, VINO was
then manufacturing reeds for organs.
later Mr.. Durant and Mr.. Neal tooK Up
telegraphy under the direction ~ ~
SbsndIer, With whom they became
associated in Pittsburg.
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Miss Marion Huntington N ,ne ,t n
MART Of the town has very DeAu !, lu Ii
riac. =, embroidery sent her from Port
ssid Egypt, by Miss Lillian sprague, VINO
= : ,,,iss}anary there among the natives.
NJ. an,broiderv, Of q delicate pattern
s,, ny Nv finished on both sides, Is the
work Of ignorant Maltese women, VINO
VET are caps bic Of this artistic neeole" srS
and whose children are oelng ei, sahooi in
instructed in the missionary