Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-02-14
WEST RANDOLPH.
. Mary Mcintosh is at home.

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ton.
Orange Mcintosh has been on the sick
list.
Geo. Temple has been quite sick with
humps.
Miss Emma Moses is visiting friends in
Montpelier.
Herbert Salisbury is in Savannah, Ga.
on business.
Misses Alice and Elsie Powers are Wis
iting in Boston.
]. d. Denison and family spent Sun
day in Royalton.
f.. f. Grahame of Montpelier was in
town this week.
DIR. McIntire has returned from his trip
to Fl. Payne, Ala.
Rev. Homer White of Mortified was
in town Saturday.
Miss Lucy Moulton is taking vocal les
sons in Montpelier.
Chas. Mann of White River junction
was IN town Friday.
Miss May Kendrick is visiting in Bel
lows Falls and Hanover.
Miss Alice Edison spent Sunday with
Mrs. Ben Briggs in Hartford.
The orchestra has fitted up room in
the old engine house for rehearsals.
The Abbott mill is shut down this week
to allow new main shaft TO be put in.
Several out of town singers were pres
ent at the Choral Union Monday eve.
Emmons Snow was badly burned last
week by tipping over some hot water.
Miss Lucy, youngest child Of Nelson
olmstead, has been very i'll with Group.
Sunday was beautiful day but it was
from to 10 below zero the next morning.
The Chautauqusn circle met with Miss
Moulton at the Stock Farm Monday eve.
Mr. and Mrs. A. w. Mitchell of Brook
field are stopping in town for few
weeks.
Miss Myrtle Walbridge has just finish
ed very successful term Of school in
Granville.
II. NJ. Dufur Of Marlboro, Mass, the
champion wrestler of the world, was In
town last week.
A Dir. Newton from the Seminary at
Montpelier supplied the pulpit at the
Baptist church last Sunday.
Mrs. A. +. Carr aud her daughter Hell
en- OF Gofistown, n. H., are visiting with
the family Of IL. W. Tevksbury.
Last week Tuesday there were sent out
from the State 'rreasurer's Office 5l2 pieces
Of mail matter and thirty letters were re-
ceiyed during the same time.
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson 0lmstead enter
tanned pleasant gathering Of old and
young people, at their home on Cross ST.
last Wednesday evening.
Jed Hasklns drove party of Young la
dies to Bethel last Friday night 10 attend
the closing exercises of Miss Mary Car
rigan's school. They report an excel
lent time.
Hudson Bailey has purchased the 10et
store Of MIR. Taylor and will put in lar
ger stock than ever before and make it a
variety store, keeping, Of course, and
10 cent goods as heretofore.
Hon. W. II. Dubois and wife, Hon.
James Hutchinson and Miss Mary Hutch J
insou and Judge J. W. Rowell aud wife Z
will attend the Inauguration Of President
Harrison at Washington, ID. c., and per-
haps others.
Rev. Theo. A. Hopkins of Burlington
will hold services at st. Johns church /
next Sunday morning at 0:3O, followed !
by communion service. Ia the after
noon be will hold service at Grace church /
Center.
The silver wedding of Rev. Edward II. /
Randall and wife OF Poultnev, formerly /
Of this place, was celebrated the 18th Of /
January. The Journal OF that town de- /
votes nearly column to the report of
the ocs aston, which was most enjoya-
bic one.
There Is no house IN the country that
grows and sells better seeds than the old 4
reliable Albany Seed Store. established 4
In 1881, whose ad. is in another column.
They are the originators of the Early 4
Sunrise Potatoes, and score Of new and F
very desirable vegetables. We buy of I
them and can thoroughly recommend 4
them.
Chas. Nichols Of Boston came into our
quiet village last Saturday and stole one I
Of our fairest and most accomplished 4
Young ladies' Miss Iss Dyer, taking her
back with him on the afternoon train. f
Strange as IL may appear no one ven
tured to stop him and he succeeded III
making good his escape.
Mrs. W. w. Morton, who has been sick
FOR a long time with consumption. died
AZ her home on School street at 4 80 Nom
day morning. She was daughter Of J.
q A. and kowena Bass. aud the last one
Df that family. She was woman Of rare
and great favorite in all
The social circles. She leaves q husband
aud one son. The bereayed family has
he deepest sympathy of all in this hour
IF sorrow. A more extended notice
will be given later.
About twenty of our young business 4
men accompanied, by their wives or best
girls enjoyed drive to Bethel last Fri
lay evening and a grand supper at the
new Lawrence House. formerly the VIII
son House. They all vote it one Of the
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