Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-07-25
WEST RANDOLPH.

W6oi nhUuuLTHs
Louis Atwood is at Greensboro Pond.
4 few wentto Burlington to see Bar
I mum.
Elder Spencer was in town the first OF
the week.
r J. a. Fowler has arrived home from
the West.
! Mr.. Perrin of Brookield visited in
! town last week.
DR.. TempIeton of Montpelier was in
town last week
: win Seymour and wife have returned
home to Lynn, Mass.
Maud Cushman had surprise birth
/, day party, Monday.
J. w. Burt is in the northern part of
New York for an outing.
Johnnie Daggart of Maiden, Mass, is
in town for the summer.
Everybody is going to Providence Is
land next Wednesday.
n. w. McCollom has been sick for two
weeks with typhoid fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. c. Coates of Concord
are visiting at A. j. Fosters.
The Mud River Valley Fair viii be held
at Waitsfield Sept. Sd and 4th.
There were two or three rides to Will
Jamestown Springs this week.
The Baptist lawn party was success
Notwithstanding the weather.
William Wood has grass on his farm
that stands over feet, inches high.
Florida's Rolling Exposition was side
tracked here Wednesday morning.
Judge Rowell and wife accompanied
by Mrs. Perk. Flint are at Saratoga.
Z. E. Sargent, Life Insurance Agent
in the -Etna Co., was in town last week.
party of young ladies spent Tuesday
with Miss Jessie Tarbell in w. Braintree.
Grand excursion to Burlington and
Providence Island next wk. Wednesday. |
L. j. Hathaway of Montpelier has been
the guest of j. II. Bass for few days. |
Maud ", daughter of Charles Lamson
had a pleasant birthday party, Monday.
The final hearing of the case of Harri-
son Harwood VS.. the village was con-
cluded last week.
Miss Laura Hawkins, an accomplished
young lady from Stoneham, Mass, is Wis
iting Miss Anna Richards.
Twelve cousins congregated at the
residence of Frank Hobart one day this
week and enjoyed royal good time.
Mrs. Fannie Robinson Of Concord, n.
II. and Miss Minnie Blodgett of Mt. Ran
dolph are guests of Mrs. X. b. Mcintyre.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. O. Hobart and son.
Glen of Windsor accompanied BY Mrs.
Hobart's sister, Miss Nellie Quimby of
Montreal spent Sunday in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sulham wish to
sincerely thqnk all who have so kindly
aided them during the sickness and bur
ial of their son.s
j. W. Lynch sold number Of fine
harnesses 10 parties in Mass. awhile go.
John does as good work as can be TO und
this side of Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edison j. Fisher were
called to Williamstown TO attend the frI-
neral Of her only sister, Mrs. Jesse A.
Poor, who died very suddenly.
W. j. Hutchinson aud sister Miss Alice
and her friend Miss Hender-
son of Washington. ID. c., are visiting /.
friends in town. the guests Of Hon. james ,
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Christ
Ian church voted to hold their regular /,
in their church yestry for the
present. The next meeting will be
Thurs, Aug. lst.
Rev ". W. Love will speak next sun !
day morning at st. Johns church on the {
subject ''1'he Christian Answer to NicO-
iemus. Question. "How can these things I
beg All are invited who do not attend I
church elsewhere. c
The latest news from Rev. Mr.. Peters
Is that he has left London, having attend
ID the Convention aud noted places OF
interest in the city, for Antwerp, Brus- I
sells, Cologne and trip up the Rhine TO :
where he expected TO be /
Thursday, July Is. t
Among those in town last week were {
L. Harmon, George l.. Spotford and Geo.
4. Este, Brattleboro; Joel Foster, II. J. :
Riley, 5. ). Shurtletf. ID. l.. Sanders of
II. V. johnson, Brandon;
Herbert Russ, Hartford, CT; IL. A. Al
SorD. Boston; II. ID. Vincent, New York.
guests of the Red Lion,
The First Brigade Band will give their !,
Ind open-air concert in "Bro0klyn" Park. !
opposite the Old Mansion House to-mor- !
row evening if pleasant. The following =
popular programme will be rendered; :,
l. March, 'Masterdon," .
G.. w. Sherman. i
?. Medley Overture, "A night in N.Y. =
+. Brooks a
3. Song for Baritone, "Grand Old =
Ocean," =
H. Willard. \,
4. Song and Dance, AT Break of Day. :
I. II. Robinson.