Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-06-20
WEST RANDOLPH.

Miss Nina Riford was home over sun
day.
There was ride to Berlin Pond last
week.
Rev. E. E. Herrick was in town OF
Friday last.
! c. F. Nutting of Brandon was in tow II
over Sunday.
Col. r. J. Kimball and family are ex-
pected to-day.
Ernest Tracy of Barre has been home
on vacation.
Mrs. Abbie Bingham is visiting rela-
tives in Boston.
Mrs. A. W. Kenney of Royalton spent
Tuesday in town.
Mrs. E. I. Sault and son are visiting
relatives n Lynn, Mass.
Mrs. Dutton of Springfield, Mass. is
visiting at G. NJ. Towards.
Miss Lucy Strong of Mortified visited
friends in town this week.
Clarence Dutton is spending the sum
mer with relatives in Tunbridge.
Frank Thomas had a relapse and has
had big time with the mump,.
Herbert Williams and wife of South
Royalton were in town Tuesday.
Charles Mann of st. Johnsbury was IN
town over Sunday visiting friends.
Miss Story of Manchester, n. II. has
been visiting at fl. w. Tewksbury's.
Nothing adds more to the appearance
of home or farm than a tidy highway.
Mrs. Rebecca Wells has gone to Moore's
Mills to spend the summer with her son.
Miss Grace and Sue Sanford gave
very pleasant party last Friday evening.
Children's Day was appropriately OBJ
served at the Christian church last Sum
day.
Miss Eva Fowler returned to Lynn.
Mass. Tuesday after a two weeks yaea-
ton.
The cellar is all excavated and the wall
well under way for the additional school
building.
Horace Mann and John Bates went to
Pomfret Sunday. They took the "oyer-
land route
G. b. Dubois of Boston was in town
over Sunday on a visit 10 his brothers
and sister.
Rev. Mr.. Peters sailed from New York
Thursday, June 10, on the steamer "City
of Nebraska"
Mrs. Chas. Harris and three children
came last Thursday. They will remain |
here until about October.
+. +. Lamberton and wife from North |
Pomfret have been visiting Mrs. 4. L. I
a few days.
Rev. V. III. Hardy goes to st. Johns
bury this week to act as one of the eX-
aminers at the Academy.
Rev. Edward Fairbanks will preach at
the Cong'l church next Sunday in ex-
change with Rev. V. NJ. Hardy.
Salisbury Bros. are building a fine cot
-age at Greensboro Pond and intend to
make il future summer resort.
The annual school meeting of the grad
I'd school district will be held next Tues
lay evening at Z : 30 O'Clock.
Z. P. Libbey has taken the contract to
build stone house for the Moulton Bros.
the farm furnishing the stone.
Now the grass and weeds in the high
way opposite your houses in the village
and on the farms outside the village.
A. A. wainwright has the frame to II.
,. MOrse's new house on Prospect Ave.
up and is crowding the work right along.
DR.. Curtis has some fine specimens of
granite from his quarries in Hardwick.
Parties can call at his Office and examine
hem.
j. L. Moses has added greatly to the
appearance, as well as the convenience
If his residence, by the addition he has
ust completed.
Call and get one of those strawberry
lullers at j. II. Lamson's. They are the
greatest thing out and worth their
weight in gold.
Rev. Nj. Elliot, Sect'y of the Vt. BIZ
Die Society will preach at the Christian
,hurch next Sunday, and conduct a spec
al service in the evening.
Children's Day was observed at the
Christian church last Sunday. The ex-
,rcises were unusually interesting, cana
les assisting in the singing.
There win be services at st. Johns
,hurch next Sunday morning at the
Usual hour and every Sunday hereafter.
The public are cordially invited.
Miss Louie Griswold was to he mar
led at st. Paul last Monday to Mr..
Gardner of Chicago and She and her
husband will probably take trip east
his summer.
f. G. Waldo, the assistant cashier of
The Traders Bank of kerwin, Kan. and
gradu lte of the Graded School made
Is pleasant call last Friday. He is i
asst on visit to his pare nts in Royal .
on.
At the election Of officers Of the Grand !
HAPPIER at Burlington last Friday, Z. o.
libbard of this place was chosen NJ. Z.
irand High Priest for the ensuing year, !
nd \. L. Boyden one of the district dep
ties.