Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-09-26

rott's house.
''Lute' Chadwick is quite sick will
typhoid fever.
Rev. S. A. Parker is visiting in Boston
this week.
Prof. Dunbar, Supervisor of schools
was in town on Tuesday.
Miss Alice Edison of West Randolph
visited in town last Saturday.
Harris Holland has moved into ten
ement in A. j. Graham's house.
NJ. G. Stafford was in Sutton, p. @. ov
er Sunday.
j. p. Marsh was confined to his house
with sickness last week and during his
absence the liquor at the town agency
was sparingly distributed by Chas. Al.
len.
w. b. c. Stickney has purchased the
barn near the lumber sheds which is
connected with Hon. A. p. Hunton's
barn and is to demolish the structure.
Edward ]. Lobdell of Elizabethtown,
n. Y. and Miss Belle Hodgkins of West
port, N. Y. were married in town last
week, Rev. A. X. Crawford officiating.
During the time the river bridge was
closed last week teams were obliged TO
go by the way Of "Tanneryn street and
after crossing j. ID. Cushing's meadow,
ford the branch and river and enter Riv-
er street near the residence of A. j. Ora
ham.
Edwin kittredge and VIM. McDoug-
all entered their trotters for the races at
the Mortified fair but as no races were
trotted they returned with their fine an
imals without winning any shekels.
Don Hamilton has finished work for
A. }. Davis and has gone TO his home in
sutton, +. Q.
Rev. A. r. Crawford and wife have
returned from visit of several weeks
in New York.
Mrs. p. II. Ewing and children Of
Perth Amboy, n. j. are visiting her
parents 4. L. Willard and wife.
J. d. Cushing has so far recovered
from his recent Illness as to be able 10
ride out.
The White River Valley Trotting As
ISOLATION was organized last week Wed
evening and the following officers were
elected; Pres. Gardner Wheeler; Sec.
NJ. G.. Stafford; Treas. G.. J. Wallace :
Com. on races, J. K. Topper Rochester,
n. Nj. Draper West Randolph, +. NJ.
Whitcomb, NJ. G.. Stafford and II. NJ.
Chase Bethel. 1t was voted 70 hold the
first meeting Oct. Ilth and 18th and
81, 900 in purses are offered. A large
field OF horses is expected and If the
weather is favorable 1t will be a very in-
teresting and enjoyable occasion,
Frank b. Abbott of Chicago, III. on
his annual trip 70 the large eastern and
southern cities stopped over two days
with his uncle A. A. Soper.
on the nth and 18th Miron Savage
and family banqueted on shortcakes
made from red raspberries picked in the
fields on those days and for tea on the
10Th our wife surprised us with the same
kind of berries which she bad picked be-
side the road during a drive that after
noon.
We shall begin another great Ameri-
can stony soon in the HERALD. Look
out for it.
Mrs. Mcleod of Boston is visiting her
friend Mrs. L. 6. Carpenter and family.
Mrs. Chas. Holsington is quite i'll with
The corn in this section is so nicely
ripened and filled out that some of our
farmers are quite uneasy to know where
they are TO obtain soft corn to fatten
their pigs.
Clarence Morse and wife of West Ran
dolph visited his sister Mrs. Chas. Hois-
ington last week.
DO you know that if you have the bill
ious collie or other bowel trouble, II your
wife has cold, if the baby has the
Group or any member OF the family has
a sore throat or the teeth ache that Max
hams balm will set matters right more
speedily and certainly than anything
else that you can use. f. +. Evans Il
Co. West Randolph, J. 4. Tower q Son
Rochester. III. b. Chapman Woodstock,
G. L. Abbott Il Co. Quechee, G. NJ. Trask
Il Co. W. X. junction, w. L. Smith +.
Bethel, j. V. Babcock and ii. r. Bixby
Montpelier sell it.
Town clerk ii. p. Allen of Royalton
made us pleasant call on Monday.
Mrs. Patterson of Lawrence. Mass.
was in town on Monday.
Mrs. Burr of Hartford has been visit
ing her father and mother Mr.. and Mrs.
lthial Lawrence at the Wilson House the
past week.
An Indian doctor advertising himself
as DIR. Uta Waun is with company Civ
ing shows at the Bascom House hall.
F. III. Whitcomb exhibits his fine
Westmont colt at the Woodstock Fair
this week and Ed Kittredge some of his
fine stock.
b. ID. Lowell of Gilsum, n. ii. visited
his sister Mrs. Hollis Town and family
last week.
Cyrus Adams has been spending sew