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


iting in town.
A lot Of the young people enjoyed
straw ride Monday.
Mrs. Greenleaf has been visiting
Mrs. II. w. Tewksbury.
Henry Jones and ron OF Stockbridge
were in town last week.
Miss Minnie Brigham has been VS.
iting in Bethel and Royalton.
Miss Alice Chadwick has gone to
Boston to study music for few weeks
The Congl S. S. held a pleasant
picnic at '.Bonny Brook Park last
Friday.
G r. Irwin and wife Of Somer-
Vile. Mass, are visiting her father J.
l.. Slack.
Mrs. Seaver and children have re-
turned home, having spent the summer
in town.
Miss Electa Fish has been at home
from Concord, n. H., for short va
cation.
Prof. n. j. Whitehil has returned
from his pleasant vacation at Peacham
and vicinity.
Mrs. Henry Skinner aud two emf
dren of Cleveland, Ohio are visiting at
ID. c. Woodard's.
A lot of spruce spar timber is being
shipped from here by Mr.. Seymour o.
Charlestown, Mass.
L. s. Hayes, the insurance agent
from Bellows Falls, was in town on
business last Friday.
Mrs. Thomas and daughter Of
| Springfield. Mass, are the guests OF
! A. III. Beedle and family.
Miss Edna Cushman, who has a po-
sition as book-keeper in Burlington
has been at home for week.
VIM. Wells, a native Of this town
has been visiting friends in this yicini
~ after an absence of 30 years.
]. X. Bates and wife have returned
from a visit to their son in Portsmouth
\. H., WHO'S teller in a bank
The Misses Nellie and Anna For
: Of West Brookfeld, Mass, are vlsiiini
their aunt. Mrs. A. ID. Olmstead.
Richard Wires of Shelby, Ala. !
4 1 IN town making his many friends Wis
e il. the guest Of his uncle, Capt. Wires
e If pleasant, the Y. p. 5. c. +. o
the Cong'l church are 10 hold picni
on Prospect hin Thursday afternoon
The Farmers League held It's PIC
Il ME at "Bonny Brook Park la.
g Thursday and a good time is reported
w. 5. Wood, wife and son Of Gale
burg. H.. have been visiting Mr..
Inlette Chadwick and other friends
. town.
- school begins next Monday an
= there is every promise Of the largei
= attendance vel known in the history
le the school.
,r Frank Donahue, formerly Of Monip'
ID lier. but now a respected aud success
ne ful citizen Of Fort Payne. Ala was
ut town last Thursday.
le Wall and Flint sold 40 cows to
Y Mr.. Davenport from Mass, Thursda
OF realizing quite profit, enough to pa
nc for NJ least one Of the "abandon'
n farms" they purchased last spring
! Barnard. What is the matter WI
y stock raising in VI!
u The following Justices were eleet'
y Tuesday at town meeting A. I
OF Smith. Gilbert Tilson, G. l.. MART
IA LYMAN Hutchinson. Geo. ID. Hyze
al j. w. Carter. Erastus Hebard Pm
y 10. S. Hall, A. G. Osgood, a.
i Paine.
nd There was a very pleasant fami
on gathering on the beautiful lawn
Il. front of the residence of A. Is. Ma
Of chester last Friday afternoon in hon
ID. of Erastus Hebard who is over 30 "
r. old vet very bright and smart o
M man. Friends and relatives from {
at west were present.
'r- Mr.. Z. Brown of Brainiree has 4
'9l happy faculty Of growing as nice ?
d q, tatoes as any man in these parts. |
all left with MS last week some as han
IRE some specimens of the Polaris and t
eo Irish Pippin as we have seen this yea
he Ten mbers of the latter weighed $ !
IRE lbs. Who can beat this
mr. G. r.. Jameson of W. r. Junctio
r. publisher OF the Landmark will issue
he daily evening paper during the Sta
to Fair at that place, giving full a
len complete report of the proceeding
ind The price will be only % cts. in silv
me- and everyone should send that sum
his him at once and have the Daily Lar
On mark.
to Justin Holman has returned to
Its native state after three years succe
ere ful soiourn IN California. He !