Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-09-04

John Angel of Mortified is visiting
in town.
Carroll Pratt has returned from
Springfield, Mass.
Herbert Learnerd of Burlington is
visiting his parents in town.
Miss Kate Howard has returned
from her visit in Fitchburg, Mass.
Mrs. NJ. n. Boyden of Newtonyllle'
Mass. is visiting at Mrs. EFT. Smiths.
Miss Ulla b. Griswold started for
her home in St. Paul, Mimi, Monday
night.
Miss Esther Fletcher of Boston is
spending the week in town, the guest
of Miss Emma Smith
There will be some household goods
ete.. sold at auction in Depot Square
Monday A. NJ. Sept. Sth.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII WhiPple, also
Miss Eunie Colbum Of Pomtrei were
in town the first of the week.
/ NIB. Weston has secured a job at
| Charleston, Mass, for firm he used
to work with and has gone there 10
reside.
Geo. Atkins, has returned from ms
vacation and is again visiting TINS
place every Monday afternoon as re-
porter for the Argus.
All persons desiring to send for Cha
tauqua books and magazine are request
ed to meet at Mrs. Willard Gays on
Monday, Sept. Sth, at 3 p. N.
Frank Wadleigh has finished work
for AFRO Adams and hired ont to work
for Fred Beedle. He is first class
meat man. A. II. Dyke who has been
al work for Mr.. Beedle has gone to
Barre.
Mrs. +. NJ. English drew one OF
thousand building lots in Timesvllie'
Walden Ridge, Tenn, instead OF a
+ thousand dollar lot as our item II
recent issue stated. The lot in south
ern parlance would undoubtedly be cali
ed thousand dollar lot, however.
Geo. Mann, J. Pearl Clifford, Leroy
Mann. Galen Fish and Daniel Put
nam started for Hanover Tuesday Il
enter the Freshman class Of Dartmouth
College. These, with those already
! there make y, quite a good represent
alton.
one of the largest and pleasantes
whist parties of the season was the one
AZ the pleasant residence Of Mrs. Geo
Spear on Randolph Ave-, on Wednes
: day evening Of last week, given II
+ honor Of her niece. Miss lila b. Girls
+. void of ST. Paul, Mimi, who has beer
# visiting friends in town. There were
E some twelve or thirteen tables and al
h. professed 10 have had a thorough.
good time. Refreshments were serves
i consisting Of cake, ice-cream, etc.
Another of those reunions for whic
Vermont in midsummer has grown "a
s nous. transpired on the afternoon OF FRI
4. day last in the pleasant grounds OF A.
Manchester and Son nj Valley Farm, Il
il the form OF basket picnic The even
was improyised by the return OF Col NIL
sessions OF Minneapolis, his daug me
q Mrs Carrie Winchester, aud grand-chil'
81 vinsome Anne from Mass, and DIR. Cha
I'll Hebard from Wis. 10 spend few days
= the loved home OF their nativity, ana e
peciaIlv 10 honor our loved progenitor +
rastus Hebard, by bringing around nj
from near and far, as many oil ms deseeh
- ants as possible; he standing the mus
IA trjous head OF four generations that wei
present. There were so of his own IN dire'
line. the tabulated rOll-call omitted le'
+, We trespass on the space in your Naluab
paper. Il was nominally "Hebard pl'
" mic, but that il might not seem too car
~ nish. the Col invited the members OF tn
= Chandler family, who We're allied 10 nj
~ bv marital ties, and by the bonds OF az
In ouaintanee and friendship, to the who
tb 5sartv assembled. After RECALLING tro
tables bountifully loaded with edible
spread beneath the grand naples tn
al were planted by our late esteemed town
man Elisha Herrick more than 80 yea
aro. whose broad, succulent branches gay
n. Ilnxuriant shade, the older portion OF q
: company INDUCED in the pleasant socia
= : Z tiles az the time and occasion, while u
d. lttvoungstersn enjoyed the merry maxim
p incident to child hood. Col. Sessions 81
tertained with words Of greeting and a
probation OF the great pleasure anord'
+, him i'm thus meeting so many held |
~ memory dear, and especially to grasp
in gain the hand of his honored and tim
a. loved "Uncle' Erastus,n who alone stan'
the cherished beacon-light Of the anee
or tral line. That returning again 70 u
:. land of his birth, he could truthfully s.
II that nowhere mad he found such fine pi
iu ture landscapes, such lovely drives,
he greener wales, or more that formed q
constituents Of "Home, sweet home thi
he found in loved Vermont. "Uncle Er
Ia tns.n erect in FORM whose brow is frostl
bv so years, gave US the genealogy OF q
o. Hebard family, since Robt Hebard lam
lie ed at salem, Mass, I'M 1895, who by {
\ way was the first manufacturer OF salt
this country, the SAVIOR of which com
he down the centuries, and cropped out
II. the sturdy manhood, the vigorous age AZ
nobility Of character Of our loved or
i whose words Of sage counsel, filled Wi
hope and trust fell on our hearts like 5
cred benediction. BY request of all Jud
N. j. A. Chandler of modern 81. Paul distin
a ton entertained us with pleasant remir
eenses of the past in iuxtaposition with
te present, such as could only be rendered
nd .sKube HOOK of Cabot, " and to be appr
ciated must be heard. A very pieasa