Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-07-18
WEST RANDOLPH.
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Frank Sault is visiting friends in
Mass.
Frank Boutwell, is visiting friends in
town.
Frank Wright is at home for a short
visit.
The Gaskells arrived from Philadel-
phia Wed. night.
1t is against the law to throw waste
paper into the street.
Miss Ola Gay of Boston spent Sunday
with Miss Clara Dubois.
Mrs. j. d. Mitchell has been visiting
friends in B~ridgewater.
r. NJ. Mcintosh of Mortified was in
town Saturday on business.
Judge Stanton of Roxbury was in
town last week on business.
Gardner Brewer of Boston is spending
a few days at Elliott Cushman's.
F. E. Dubois has been camping at
Lake Champlain, and bass fishing.
orvill Allen of Hydepark, Mass. was
in town visiting friends over Sunday.
DIR. Lyman Mcintosh of Chicago, Ill.
was in town last week visiting friends.
C. g. Dubois and Claude Beedle are
champions of w. r. lawn tennis players.
Mr.. Taylor and family drove to Lin
coin Friday where they will stay a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Omri Greene visited rel
atives and friends in Gaysyille last week.
Fred wedgewood and wife of Essex
junction have been in town the past
week.
Mrs. Watson and Miss Drake of Bos-
ton are visiting Mrs. Saxton at A. III.
Beedle's.
Mrs. NJ. S. Ordwav of Ohio is spend
ing a few weeks with her niece, Mrs. j..
III. Fits.
The wet weather has caused much
loss to the farmers as tons of hay have
been ruined.
Mrs. Phillips of the hotel has gone to
Roxbury, N. ii. to care for her husband
who is very feeble.
W. Eugene Kimball is spending a few
days with his friend, Vedoro Frothing-
ham in Dublin, n. III.
Frank Chandler from Brooklyn, n. Y.
arrived last Tuesday nightto spend the
summer with his cousin.
Prof. Edward ii. butcher of the Bran
don High School was in town last week
and made us a pleasant call.
Be sure and attend the great auction
sale of household goods Saturday at
DIR. Z. F. Upham's. See ad.
DIR. E. F. Upham is slowly improving
in health we are glad TO learn. He is
visiting friends in Rutland this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Lynch and
daughter of Boston are In town, guests
at G. f. Abbott's and c. ID. Sanborn's.
Mr.. j. r.. Mute of Barre wal In town
last week TO set the granite at the school
house. Mr.. Mute is a good workman
and did his job well.
Zeph l.. Seymour of Lynn, Mass. has
been visiting friends in town. He has a
fine situation with one of the largest
shoe firms and is doing finely.
The many friends of Mrs. Abbie Bing-
ham, who Is visiting at Chas. Leavitts
in Cambridge, Mass, will be glad to
hear hat she is much improved in health.
A. NJ. French of Fish hill brought in
TO the office Monday a stock OF Herds
grass measuring ) fit. 6 in. Mr.. French
would like to have anyone produce its
equal.
Read the opening chapters of ''Fetter-
ed by Fate next week. The greatest
serial story we ever published. Tell
your neighbors to read il. 1t will only
cost 10 cents TO Oct. LIST.
The First Brigade Band came out Thurs
day evening and treated our people to
some very fine music. We have n of
the best bands in the state and the boys
are getting into great shape for the Mus
ter.
DIR. +. +. Upham is slowly improving
in health. He will 60 South as soon as
his personal property here is disposed of
(see notice elsewhere) and make his
home with his son., +. ID. Upham, for
merly proprietor of this paper.
Albert III. Chandler of Chester, VT.
was in town Monday and made US a
pleasant call. He rode here on his Ex-
pert Columbia, now seven years old, it
being the same one f. +. Dubois rode
four years and il still looks nearly as
good as new.
Thursday, Aug. 22nd will be the day
of the Muster. Ii will be Governors
day so called when the distinguished
guests will be present and review the
troops and the sham battle and the ar
tillery firing will take place. Every
one will want TO be here that day.
Ed. O. Hobart has moved his family to
Windsor, Vt. where he has set up
housekeeping in a pleasant home on
River street. He has worked his way
up to one of the best runs of any
passenger brakeman on the G. V. r. II.
and by living at Windsor can be at home
over Sunday.
Mr.. Hastings, the great Boston pho
tographer and one of the best in the e0un.
try, is away on his vacation and Geo.
Sparhawk Is in charge of his studio.
Mr.. Sparhawk has done work for Mr..
Hastings at various times and done SC
upll that he had this ~lrpSDOnsible nOSi-