Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-08-07

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Chas Gabrielle is working at w. R.
junction.
Lewis Carr of Hartford spent Sun
day in town.
Claude Beedle has returned from
! Greensboro Pond.
Mrs. John Church has been visit
ing in Rochester.
Pearl Bean of West Lynn, Mass,
is home on vacation.
Miss May Thompson has returned
from West Braintree, Mass.
Miss Hattie Lewis of Waitsfeld has
been visiting friends in town.
Edgar Hatch and Geo. Scott are
clerking at Lamson and Tilson's.
c. c. Parsons, a prominent wool
buyer of Boston, spent Sunday in town.
Chas. Hayward and Julius Lamson
are at Camp Randolph, Highgate for a
week.
Read about the excursion rates to
Boston under Among the Old Sol
diers.
Miss Lena Spaulding and Miss
Catherine Howard visited in Royalton
last week.
Chas. Griswold and wife from West
Gardner, Mass, visited in town few
days last week.
Frank Grove played at Mortified
Saturday with the Bethels. He put
up strong game.
Seth Flint and Geo. Prince shipped
32 tons Of ice Monday TO parties in
Middlebury, Conn.
The Volunteer Hose Co. Of this town
attend the State iireman's Tournament
at Burlington this week.
Mrs Lyman Gibbs and children Of
White River Junction are visiting her
sisters in and about town.
VIM. Wood has nice large tene-
ment on the first floor Of his new house
on So, Pleasant ST. to rent.
Geo. Albee and wife, Miss Julia
Frost and Fred Cole OF Bellows Falls
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Riford.
f. A. Markham, Supt. ofthe White
River Agricultural Society was in
town Saturday on business concerning
the fair.
Mrs. J. ii. Hebard has a fuchsia
eleven months old that is fl. in.
tall and has over 400 buds and bios
SONS.
Dennis Greene brought into the Of
fee Friday some rye which measured
3 fl. in. How is this for cold, bleak
Vermont!
med" Tewksbury aud Harry Allen
started Monday for Mt. Mansfield.
They 90 with team and expect to be
absent week.
w. f. Lamson and family, Pearl
Lamson, Karl Beedle aud Matte Mich
OILS are at Camp Randolph, Highgaie,
for few weeks.
Geo. Walker has moved into the
Watson house on Weston st. and Ed
Sault from the same into his new home
on Prospect Ave.
Senator Jones Of Washington coun-
", the popular manufacturer aud mer-
chant of South Mortified was in town
Saturday on business. He gave the
HERALD pleasant call.
c. G. Written will commence oper-
ations on the foundation OF his new
home next week. He will erect hand
some two story house on his ot,corner
of Highland Ave. and Highland ST.
Mrs. j. J. Leavy and Mrs. l.. NJ.
johnson, daughters of X. X. Slack,
having spent few weeks visiting
friends in VT, returned to their home
in lIillsdale City, Mich. last Saturday.
Geo. /. Ford has put in one of the
latest improved Cooley Creamers and
the Davis swing churn and Eureka
butter worker for ii. l.. Flint who is
to run a creamery of his own on the
old Jackson farm.
Samuel Paine died Saturday at his
home on South Central street with
heart disease. He has been great
sufferer for many years. The funeral
occurred Monday afternoon at 4 o.
clock, Rev. V. l. Haughton officiating.
The remains were taken to Plainfield
for burial.
Five hundred and one guests regis
tered at the Red Lion Inn during the
month of July. This again substan-
tiates the fact which has hitherto been
that this hotel is run on
business principles, and conducted in a
manner appreciated by the people of
this town and all travellers who chance
10 put up there.
+. c. Bigelow and wife of Detroit
finished their visit here and started
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