Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-08-14
WEST RANDOLPH.
Rev. V. NJ. Hardy is SICK.

One of Heber Holman's boys broke
his arm last week.
Mrs. A. B. Fish has returned from
her visit to Barnard.
+. p. Holden of Bethel was in town
last week on business.
VIII Fairbanks from Barre has
been in town for several days.
Mrs. Geo. French of Boston is Wis
iting at A. NJ. Hubbard's.
Mrs. }. w. Atwood is at Point
Pleasant, Caspian Lake.
Frank Holman of North Adams,
Mass, is visiting in town.
Eight couples enjoyed pleasant ride
to Berlin Pond, Wednesday.
Miss Minnie Brigham is to teach in
the South District this fall.
Miss Nellie Sanborn Of Chelsea is
visiting Miss Winnie Foster.
+. +. yanorman's lite baby is very
sick with cholera iniantum.
II. B. Salisbury has returned from
business trip 10 \. Y. and Boston.
Miss Grace spauldiug Of the HER
AID is visiting in Maiden, Mass.
G. IL. Sawyer Of Savannah, Georgia,
is boarding at the Red Lion Inn.
Mrs. Edward Alexander Of Monpe-
lier is with her mothe-, Mrs Lille
+. A. Thomas is IN market this
week purchasing goods for fall trade.
Miss Maud Hatch is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. Harwood, in Cambridge,
Mass.
Mrs. f. A. Gaskcll and son VIII
liam returned TO Philadelphia, Monday
night.
The several schools IN the Graded
School District commence Monday.
Sept. sth.
Abner Waldo Of Chicago was IN
town this week, the guest Of N. a.
Tewksbury. Ii
II you want poots and shoes repair- !
ed call on +. +. Nanorman, over Ale.
Thomas store.
The w. c. T. L. will meet with
Mrs. Hastings on Aug. II at three
o'clock r. NJ. j
Mrs. G. A. Daggart and children y
of Nepcnset, Mass, are visiting at e
irwin Chases. q
Mrs. G. A. Smith and daughter Of i
Boston are visiting Mrs c. II. Tracy /
md Mrs +. +. Libby.
Mrs. Margaret Smith and daughter, 7
Hiss Harriet, have returned from 2
weeks outing at Lake George. q
A. A. Niebaum and JAS. Bur. hl,ve Il
eturned from a two weeks tour in the o.
Unknown parts Of Vermont. ~
W. b. Wall, wife and daughter. q,
Hiss Lucy, also Mrs. Mary Strong i
re at Saratoga for few weeks. :"
Mrs. Hmpston and son Paul, who :"
ave been the guests ofCol r. j. Kim OF
all, started Monday for Brooklyn. al
Miss Hattie Burke, who has been m
isiting er sister, Mrs. X. G. Morton. "
as returned to her home in Woodstock. kl
Rev. j. S. Shadley Of Charleston.
. G., who is at the Maplewood, held W
ervices at the Catholic church, Sunday. ne
Miss Leila Sanford Of Rutland and m
Iiss Maud Sanford Of Manchester, n u
:, are the guests Of Henry Soper aud az
Miss Ruth Conant Of Newport, Mass.
nd Rev. G. W. Morrow OF St. Johns
lie, \. y, are the guests of Mrs.
elson Olmstead.
Fred Bradish Of the Citizen Savings
ank, Cleveland, Ohio, is here on pc
lcation. His friend Walter Parker
'companied him. y,
Rev. Geo. w. Morrow preached
ny acceptable sermon at the Chris
m Church, Sunday mdrning. lie viii ?,
so preach next Sunday. H.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. /. Treat and their :
Miss Treat and Miss Helen the
om New Haven, Ct, are at "Stone- ,.oo
Oh" and the "Old Homestead"
Ralph Day was in town several DAYS WI
st week visiting friends. On Satur- r.
y he went TO Lowell where he has a O e
e position in his uncle's wire manu- Hi
,tory. Gls
Mr.. and Mrs. Blodgett wish to ex- Orr
ess their heartfelt thanks to the kind tur
ighbors and friends for services rem :" =
red during the sickness and death of ). i
,ir son. eve
Mr.. and Mrs. p. II. Landlord Of " \
lreka, Wis, are in town visiting anc
'rdon Peck and family. Mrs / is a ply
ter of Mrs. p. whom she has not '''I 4
n for 80 years. F
c. c. and Claude Beedle are at ass,
eirs, n. H., this week, playing at seee