Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-07-24

4 Miss Lucy Moulton is visiting in
New YORK city.
Lemuel Richmond and family are at
Highgate for an outing.
Miss Genie Bancroft of Brooklyn is
visiting at Mrs. Blanchard's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howell of Philadel-
phia are at "Idleton Cottage"
Sumner Holbrook and sister have
returned to Maplewood, Mass.
The carpenters will finish work on
Ed. Sault's new house this week.
Edgar t. Salisbury is at Point
Pleasant, Greensboro for a few weeks.
Will Bruce returns Friday to Bos-
ton after a two weeks vacation in town.
Hon. Crosby Miller and wife Of
Pomfret spent Sunday with friends in
town.
Mrs. r. I. Dubois spent several
days at Camp Randolph, Highgate last
week.
Levi Thayer has picked herdsgrass
the heads of which measured 8 81
inches.
Miss Myrtle b. Newton of Stone
ham, Mass, is the guest Of Miss VIM
nifred Foster.
Rev. Mr.. Herrick gave an interest
ing talk at the Congregational church
Sunday evening.
Ed. Lynch and family returned to
Worcester, Monday after a delightful
stay in the country.
A. w. Tewksbury & Sons have be-
gun work on L. p. Thayer's new
house on Highland Ave.
Mrs. Mary Sawtelle of Boston, a |
sister Of Mrs. Salisbury is at Point
Pleasant, Greensboro.
A party of young people enjoyed a
very pleasant ride to the Advent camp
ground, Bethel last Thursday.
Miss Ida Cogswell Of Hastings, Mimi,
and Miss Emma Cogswell of Independ-
ence, Mo-, are the guests Of Mrs. Tul-
Illus Adams.
Mrs. Chandler and daughters, Miss
Emma and Miss Belle are at DIR. Me-
Intyre's. They have been travelling
in Europe the past year.
Miss lila b. Griswold, formerly of
the HERALD force, but now employed
by one of the great dailies of St. Paul
is in town visiting friends.
The painters are at work on S. H.
Brooks new house. Ii will be very
handsome when completed. Five diff
ferent shades of paint are used.
Rev. Mr.. Houghton preached a
most excellent sermon last Sunday
morning at the Episcopal church on
"Seorning the Pleasant Land
The venerable Bishop Bissell will
visit this town this week and hold SER
vices next Sunday morning at st. Johns
church. All are invited to come and
hear him.
f. I. Baker, Brooklyn, n. y,
artist has been stopping at the Red
Lion fora few days making sketches
Of the scenery around this place for
future use.
Willis Sparhawk, Maud Blanchard,
Name Connolly, Nellie Linfield, May
Carrigan and others from this place :
attended the teachers examination at ,
Brookfeld last week and report a very
pleasant time.
NJ. 5. Davis and wife will have !
,harge ofthe Queen City Park hotel
his season and all who go there will i
BE sure to find it pleasant as ''Sell' is
, born hotel keeper and his wife knows ,
now to set the best table in the State.
The friends of Henry Manchester a
will be glad to know that he was pro- !
noted to be an engineer some time i
go and that he has so far won the.
of the officers of the cor II
'oration, that he now runs, part of n
he time, the Chicago and Montreal /,
xpress from Nashua to Boston. Ii is I,
ne the heaviest and fastest trains on \
he great Boston and Maine system. e,
There was serious railroad collision v
N the Connecticut River X. X. near
10. Charlestown, Saturday afternoon. n
freight train broke apart and the o
White Mountain express ran into the "
ear part that remained on the track, "
up three empty freight cars, o
the engine OF the express c
nd slightly iniuring several of the pas al
sngers. 1t took several hours to clear ia
ne track and several parties that were pi
oming here from New York and Phil
delphia were consequently delayed I'M
] the night train.
DoN'T WASTE WATER. Parties
sing village water should be careful
nd not waste it. There is plenty of
alter but not enough so it can be al