Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-09-11
WEST RANDOLPH.


Beedle.
There was ride to Barnard last
Thursday.
Geo. Brock is working in Adams
= meat market.
! John Sharpe of Somerville has beer
7 visiting in town.
BenDie G. Chase is attending school
at Hardwick, VI.
Miss Bertha Shepard is the guest OF
Miss Sadie, Lamb.
Frank Lamson is at home from
Springfield, Mass.
Mrs. Lamb and daughter Sadie have
returned from Mass.
About 200 went from here on the
excursion to Ausable Chasm.
II. Porter Smith of Cambridge,
Mass, was in town over Sunday.
Miss Matte Holdridge has returned
from lrasburg to attend school.
Mrs. Wilcox has returned from St.
Adams where she has been for several
weeks.
Miss Lila Partridge Of Brockton,
Mass, has been visiting friends in
town.
John Spanlding and daughters of
Perry, Iowa visited relatives in town
the last Of the week.
Hon. Frank Plumley, United States
District Attorney was in town last
week on law business.
DR.. II. H.. Mcintyre is at White
River junction this week working in
behalf Of the State Fair
L. II. Wheatley of East Brookfeld /
was in town Monday and purchased a
bicycle of L. p. Thayer
A. J. Huse and family have return
ed from Morrisville where they have
been spending a few weeks.
There was an auction sale Of per-
sonal property belonging to C.S. Man
chester in depot square last Monday.
Mrs. J. A. Colby of Chicago, H.,
is visiting her many old friends here,
the guest Of her sister, Mrs. Dennis
Greene.
James IL. Spaulding aud wife Of
Washington, ID. c., visited friends in
town last week, the guest of Hon. Jas.
Hutchinson
Mrs. John Skinner and children ac-
companied by Mrs. Julia Skinner re- {
turned TO Cleveland, Ohio the first of
the week.
Dea Drury died Thursday after
long illness and was buried Saturday.
Rev. Mr.. Herrick assisted by Rev. V.
NJ. Hardy conducted the services.
Hon. VIM. Hutchinson aud wife of /,
W ashington, ID. c., are visiting their
many friends in this and adjoining !,
owns, the guest Of Hon. Jas. Hutch
nson.
J. NJ. Holman has purchased the +
OF opposite Highland ST. on Highland i
Avenue Of L. p. Thayer and viii at o
'nce begin the erection of fine two /,
tory house thereon. Il
hon. Geo. w. Wing Of Montpelier, #
the last rose Of a Republican sum-
ner" because he so long held the Il
Montpelier postoflice against Hiram !.
atkins, was in town last week. h
John Seymour, Jr., Of Braintree fr
as left with us fine lot of potatoes. p,
0 Of which weigh 8 lbs. o., which W
uts him in the lead as potato grow +
:. These We're variety called the 81
eff Seedlings. bl
There was lively game Of base b,
al at Randolph Center Tuesday elect &C
N day, between the Randolphs and W
andolph Centers, The Randolphs ar
on the hill" utterly failed to do any di
ing in the way of clean and timely al
'tung, making only one hit and only at
70 runs, these on errors. nc
Mir Z. G. Keech has returned from I,
: home il Conn, TO complete his ~
nvass for "The New West" which =
having an enormous sale through -,
Il the country. Il will be worth =
bile for the people of our town TO H.
ve il a careful examination. Now 4,
the time to purchase grand work 81.
acquaint yourself with the wonders =.
our own country and its ancient ra- =,
&.
The excursion to Ausable Chasm ~;
4 Saturday was a grand success in u;
any particulars. All who went had cs
thoroughly enjoyable time and say il n,s
the most wonderful scenery they ev- I
saw. Owing to the bad weather the
e day before and the threatening lhe
in IN the morning the number that PEE
mt was smaller than il would other anf
Sc have been. Between $50 and t tnr
Q tickets were sold. Geo. Peck net
IS IN charge Of the train and looked yor
retnllv after the comfort az tho ~ - -