Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-08-29
WEST RANDOLPH.

Willie Edison is visiting in Canada.
Mrs. Geo. Temple has gone to Alask;
to spend the winter with her husband.
A fire occurred Saturday morning de
stroying part of Mrs. Alvin Mann's barn
Miss Belle Priest has lately bought 4
superb krakaueI piano of j. f. Water.
man.
Mrs. Ann Tracy of Marinette, Wis.
formerly of Braintree is here visiting
friends.
Miss Sadie Lamb returned Monday
from California where she has been for
some time.
Henry vinton died Tuesday at Gran
vile and will be buried here to-day. No
particulars.
Miss Jessie Church is away spending
few days with her grandpa Church
and other relatives.
Miss Florence Carr aud Miss Mamie
Lang of Oxford. y. II have been visit
ing Miss Cornie Pierce.
Rev. A. MaeGeorge Of Brattleboro
willlpreach in the Baptist church next
Sabbath morning and evening.
Mrs. c. 5. Wiley and son Chauneey
also Mrs. Melody of Hanover, y. IL.
were the guests of A. B. Fish last week.
The annual meeting of the W. c. +.
L. will be held with Mrs. A. Il. Tewks-
bury Wednesday sept. 9Th at o'clock.
Mrs. Hutchinson of Pomfret, Mr.. and
Mrs. Holt and Mr.. French of Woodstock
were guests at ii. +. Sanford's last week
Rev. c. III. Merrill Of st. bloomsbury,
Secretary OF the Vermont Domestic
Missionary Society is TO preach nc the
Cong church next sunday.
X. W, Morse, a most popular hotel
man, formerly clerk of the Wilson
House, Bethel and Lebanon, n. II.
House has leased the Red Lion Inn.
success to him.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Howard and Chas.
Howard. wife and son Willie Of Maiden.
Mass. are visiting in this vicinity. They
are stopping at Frank Copeland's ana
with other relatives and friends.
Messrs. Thomas and Parsons gave
delightful repast Of ..rOast-corn and |
Watermelon TO about forty Of their |
friends Saturday eve. Judging from |
the noise around their fire il is presumed /
thar they had no small amount Of fun. |
Bishop Bissell will hold services at st.
Johns church next sunday morning at
the usual hour, with sermon, and will
administer the apostolic rite Of eonfir-
nation TO several persons. All those in
terested in this church should make an
IN.
health, they may not have the oppOr-
tunity but few more times if at all. The
service at Grace church, Randolph will
not be till 3 30 =. NJ. as the Bishop must
rest before the service there.
PERSONAL very large number of
visitors were in town last week and the
best we can do is to give brief mention
of some under this head. J. X. Brewer
and wife guests at Maricastle; j. >. Tow
er, II. IL. Cushman, &. G. Harvey, +. \.
Guernsey, J. III. TTask, A Messer. Roch-
ester; d. w. Edgley and James Spauld-
ing. Esq, Washington, ID. G.; III. o.
Peabody, Col. Albert Clark, Boston; F.
J. and III K. Goodno, Brooklyn; III. w. L
Durham. Oregon; c. W. 1arbox. Cali
fornia; o. F. MeCabe, Quebec; w. II.
Lee, Burlington; Charles Hamlin. Char
lestown; Mrs. Albert Bartholomew. f.
Barnard: Penn Strong, Addie and May
Colburn North Pomfret: A. Ropes, Gen.
z. Z. Pitkin, Hiram Atkins, Montpelier;
W. +. Morse. W. f. Scott and wife, Bar
re; GOV. Farnham, Col. Stearns, Editor
Parker. Bradford; II. f. Chamberlain,
Supt. Concord Railroad Concord; ID. b.
Harris, Col. George Hooker Brattleboro;
Mrs. NJ. f.. skinner of Waitsfield the
CUES. of Clara Dame: Rev. W. W. Nut
ting and family OF Mortified.