Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-08-01
WEST RANDOLPH.
May Thompson is visiting in Lebanon

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Mrs. Carlos Pratt has been visiting il
Warren.
Lester and Arthur Newton are visiting
in Woodstock.
Mrs. j. d. Wheeler visited friends in
Bethel last week.
Miss Gertrude Seavey of Boston is Wis
iting friends in town.
Miss Kate Wheeler of Bethel is visit
ing Miss Lucy Moulton.
Rev. Mr.. Palmer preached at the Christ
ian church last Sunday.
X. S. Spear of Boston has been in
town visiting old friends.
Leroy Sargent has the frame of his
new house, on High ST., up.
Mr.. and Mrs. Story of Philadelphia are
visiting at Idleton Cottage.
Mr.. VIM. Skinner of Royalton was in
town Tuesday of this week.
Miss Hattie Welch of Bethel has been
spending a few days in town.
Station Agent Hazen of South Royal
ton was in town last Saturday.
Rev. S. A. Parker will preach here
next Sunday afternoon at 2 O'Clock.
Herbert Salisbury and family are at
Greensboro Pond for a little outing.
If you do not take the Herald be sure
and try it till Oct lst. Only 10 cents.
Mrs. H. A. Rogers and son of South
Royalton visited at Hiram Beams Friday.
Miss Boutelle and Katie Loveland of
Gloucester, Mass. are visiting at John
Loveland's.
The Sunday School picnic of st. John
and Grace Parishes last Friday was a
very enjoyable one.
Moses Holbrook, wife and two child
rem of Boston are visiting his brother,
Roswell Holbrook.
We shall give next week nearly COM
plete program of the muster to be held
here Aug. 20-2I.
Miss Nina Badger made short visit
to her old friends camping at Greensboro
Pond last week.
Union services were held at the Christ
ian church Sunday evening, Rev. V. NJ.
Hardy preaching.
The work on the school building is be-
ing pushed forward as rapidly as the
weather will permit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Tilson and two
sons, Geo. and win, of Boston are in
town for the summer.
Mrs. Margaret Smith and daughter,
Miss Hattie, have returned from their |
vacation at Greensboro.
Aunt Betsey Nichols, 80 years of age,
while being assisted TO her bed Sunday |
evening, fell and broke her hip.
Miss Minnie Flint and her friend, Miss
Alice Swain are visiting friends in town,
he guests of Miss Mabel Flint.
Two hundred and sixteen tickets for
he excursion yesterday were sold here.
the great rain.
w. A. Andrews and family of Boston
we're registered at the Summit House,
Mt Washington Friday. We hope to see
hem here before the season ends.
Rev. Smith Baker of Lowell, Mass.
Preached at the Congl church last sun
lay morning and in the afternoon con-
lucted very interesting question box
ervice.
"Riehelieu, j. B. Wells fine Hamble-
oman stallion has had big season.
1orsemen all seem TO s'catch on TO his
inc points and predict he is one of the
coming horses.
Mrs. 5. NJ. Tracy, and her daughter,
hrs. Mary L., with her husband, DR.. G.
;. Hammond and son Karl of Nashua,
\. II. have just returned to their home,
rom visit at c. II. Tracy's.
Mrs. Frank Phillips, who has been a
,reat sufferer for long time, passed to
Ter rest last Thursday and was buried on
saturday. Her bereaved husband and
hid have the sympathy of all in their
ad afliiction.
Rev. John Henry Hopkins, son of the
ate Rev. Theodore ii. Hopkins of Bur-
ington will preach Mt st. Johns church
ext Sunday morning at the usual hour.
III who do not attend church elsewhere
re cordially invited to join with the
eople of this parish in hearing him.
Mr. and Mrs Chas. Griswold of Gard
er, Mass. are in town. The HERALD
xtends congratulations and best wishes
o another one of our Randolph boys
fho has just married and is starting out !
D life for himself. Chas. has a good
osition at Gardner and is doing we'll. !
Arcadia Lodge No. Isl /. o. G. L. at /,
heir regular meeting last Thursday eve !
lected the following officers for the en- !,
uing quarter; A. L. Currier, &. T.. L.
/. Dutton, V. r.; NJ. f. Goodwin, Sup. |,
T.; o. J. Marcott, Sec; K. L. New !
On, F. s., A. Prince, t.; F. Lewis, c.. =
!. Gorham, NJ; Nj. A. CurrieT, G.; H. :
!. Learnerd, 5. :
The Barr Bros. exhibited here Mon c
ay night. They skipped out without :
aging their bill at the Red Lion but O
rere followed to Bethel and forced to c
ay. They were arrested, tried before {
lstice and fined 50 each and costs. They il
Tere taken to Barre and the same proc b
IS repeated. The next time they start o
ut to beat Vermont hotel men, they will n
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