Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-09-12
WEST RANDOLPH.


Mortified.
Miss Mary Stimson of Montpelier is
stopping in town.
Miss Belle Holden of Middlesex has
been visiting in town.
Misses Clara and Annie Kimball have
been visiting in st. Adams.
Mrs. Geo. Quimby of Iowa visited
friends in town last week.
E.. Hubbard and wife have been Wis
iting friends in Montpelier.
Slight showers Saturday after three
weeks of pleasant weather.
EN-. Kathan of Boston is visiting
friends in town for short time.
L. L. Sparhawk is taking views of sew
eral of the fine houses in town.
Miss Emma Whltten of Hartford, CT.
is stopping with friends in town.
Charles!Hayward has been sick the
past week with neuralgia in the face.
Miss Carrie Lille of Rochester has
been visiting at her fathers n. W. Lii
lie.
AL Prince and wife of r. l. were in
town last week the guests of John
Prince.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bradford Tewksbury are
visiting relatives in Dakota and other
places of the West.
Fred Joslyn is talking of leaving town
and is going to close out his stock of
boots and shoes. See adyt.
All who wish to send for Chautauqua
books are invited to meet ut Mrs. Gays
Monday, Sept. 10th at 3 P. NJ.
X. w. Morse, the new proprietor of
the Red Lion is the right man in the
right place so the travelling men think.
A. w. Tewksbury q Sons have taken
the contract to build the Harrington
home ut Bethel and will commence very |
soon
Mrs. G. f. Griswold, who has been |
spending the summer here starts for her |
home in st. Paul, MINI. on Monday |
next.
r. j. Kimball has recently made a
large addition 20 his cottage house on |
Montague Hill, Robert Parker doing the
work.
Misses Mamie Dubois and Mary |
Tewksbury have gone to Northampton.
Mass. where they are to enter Smiths |
College.
Mrs. Ada Willard of New York City |
was in town Monday to make arrange |
ments for placing her daughter in our
school.
AFRO Adams will open meat market /
In Wheeler's block next week and Wal |
Williams will work for him. see his
notice elsewhere.
w. f. Lamson severely injured one of
his eyes by getting some hay into it |
Sunday while feeding his horse. He is
doing well now but his eye is very sore.
Miss Anna =. Ballou, who has been
visiting at Mrs. w. B. Wallis returned
to her home in Bellows Falls Friday.
Mrs. Ballou and Mrs. Mckenzie return
ed home Saturday night.
Farmers and working men remember
when you want boots and shoes that
Thurston won't bleed you but will sell
you the best at prices somewhere near
what you get for your produce.
Mrs. w. f. Williams has again opened
her dressmaking rooms and with the as
sistance of Mrs. Robbins is prepared to
do all kinds of dressmaking in the latest
styles.
Bert and Frank Chandler started Tues
nay llo NJ. 70 rug 70 NeW a LIN Wy
~ " Ineii SoIui1pn oley cigs' lhey went
wa Ilt.siieiu, hutlauu, AloanY etc; anu
first stop is at Rutland.
Rev. Mr.. Lewis of Randolph preached
at the NJ. +. church last SUNDAY and
nreacbad ~ PandolTb Gov pav NJ Is LIS
+ Pow NJ ponttral T. mo- oaI,ad ~ ~
Rorsas po;nt \ " 80 a.,and s,,aaaI .
'0''s7 0''i'' ~ " "''e"" " a. {
"marsh mallow toast, was given nv
Miss Clara Dubois last week Tuesdav eve a.,
IN honor of Miss Anna Rallou 1he ev- !.
pning nassed off very nleasantlv one az.
cident However occurrin0 which some
,vhat damnened the ardor of tbe onos,s 5
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