Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-06-20
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s'si ,,,,,o,is Lane OF Mount Vernon,
Mss ! With her grandmother Mrs. j.
n " = w."
II AVs w. AZ the W. n. G. will hold an
lns soeiable at the nome " "fs'
, S.slsu Dupuis next Tuesday
, ~ Feda Jones has gone to 81, Al
MS -. she has found employment
am i, family Of William Tracy
y VA Rosworth of Bristol joined his
lAN.a .wo children at Judge VIM, IL,
s.lh w M saturday and took them home
. Monday s .ss,s,.,
~, IN the high school, has gone TO
So Soms Ia Middlebury for the summer
| vaealion' -. ,,.s
hlsool wear at Saxtons River, Is
Dr. s'as 4 week with his grandmother,
H.. A. A. smith.
-. samuel Knowles win remove his
nv ,, ,omorrow 10 Lexington, Mass, OF
- 80 Raptist church he has been pastor
~ ne first OF the month.
a.. Frank Beals and little daughter OF
,.saa.town. n. d., passed Monday night
~ Ms h. u. Strong on their way to
S, W. from trip in the northern part
ll-kAA -
Of the state
Nj, Edith Granger Is In Boston to
-, me removal the first OF July OF her
80, and brother, Mrs. NJ. +. and Fred
eanger. to Randolph, Mass, where they
ave decided TO locate.
Rev w. 5. Bradshaw, recent graduate
., Croyer Theological seminary, has ae-
,,.d the call extended to him from the
r,', Ran ls. church OF this Place, to be-
.,ns n pastor. He will commence his
.s,yices next Sunday morning.
Twenty people had an uneommonly
.,os time Al a dance in the old Mansion
ssu,e hall last night at the invitation of
blanchard. A. J. Curtis fiddled for
i. company and Richard Grant
S,gmmed an accompaniment on an an
t4ue organ.
Mr.. Rumrul OF North Bennington
.,opped over Tuesday night at J. NJ. At
woods on his way home from Montpel-
y, where be had been to see has son-in-
ha, Fred Davis, OF Albany, \. Y, who
|, having a run OF typhoid fever at the
Hsa,on hospital.
Prin. and Mrs. +. G. Ham invited the
members OF the senior class and the as
ss,snt teachers OF the high school, Miss
Mary 5 Dubois and Miss Frances Warn
er. 10 the ice cream parlor OF III. A. Leon
s,d Friday afternoon for refreshments OF
axe and brick ice cream--a new delicacy
8. the parlor this season.
O. p. Hood, fishing in Braintree Sun
dsy was found by Commissioner George
|. Ford to have an understood trout in
hi, possession. Complaint was entered
by Grand Juror Z. II. Nichols, and Mr..
Hood appeared Monday before Justice
James Hutchinson, who imposed fine
O. IS with costs OF si.e7, all OF which was
paid
A. J. Russlow, who had advanced in
convalescence to the stage where he was
sitting up and expected to be outdoors in
day or two, suffered another slight
slock saturday that put him back TO bed
again. He is not at all paralyzed and is
reported this morning as quite comfort
able. Mrs. Russlow's parents, Mr.. and
Ms. Thomas Blodgett OF North Danyille,
are here.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. b. Adams were at the
prize Speaking of Montpelier seminary
Tuesday night, their son being one OF the
Contestants. The Montpelier Journal
SAYS that Charles b. Adams took for his
subject, "Thurston's Plea for Cuba, and
eleyerly handled and impressively deliv-
cred the address which related the cruel
America take hand at once. The ora
ton was worthy of an orator himself "
The young man had the class win at the
exercises the next morning and, accord
ing to the Journal, 'caused constant
amusement by his ready wit"
The dozen girls who procured funds fcr
an outing this summer by giving the
play, "A Bunch OF Roses,n sometime
ago, start today for Silver lake, Barnard,
where they are to stay two weeks at cot.
nge belonging to Mrs. Harrington OF
Bethel, and have the privilege in the
meantime Of using her steam launch. In
the party are Ruby and Una Allen, Edith
blanchard, Eunice and Julia Slack, Lens
hilburn, Matte Hoisington, Myrtle
Smith, Marguerite Hudson, Florence
Howard, Evelyn Denny and Florence
oney. Mrs. Silas Howard undertakes tn,
arduous duties Of chaperon, with the as
sstance Of Mrs. Fred Dudley.
The Brooklyn Whist club ladies, assist,
ed by the Rebekahs, gave party yester
DAY afternoon in Odd Fellows hall to tn,
Bethel Improvement society, whose mem
pers were present to the number Of TWEEN
W The first prize of a pretty china oliv'
alsh was won by Mrs. Hiram ellison o
Bethel, while the consolation prize of {
emma cheese plate went to another OF thu
visitors, Mrs. G. H. Kimball. IL" en-
ade was on draft from a punch Lew
throughout the afternoon. and refresh
ments OF coffee, cake, salads and sand
Wiehes were also served. The Bethel Is
uies invited their entertainers to the ba
Ear to be held at the home OF Miss Msr,
waller in Bethel July 8, 10 and II for Il
benefit Of their society.
Quick Relief for Asthma Sufferers.