Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-07-24


Mrs. NJ. E. Smith has returned fror
Gaysville.
DR.. Hubbard Newton a resident Of thi
town when boy, now of Provincetowr
Mass, and his daughter, Mrs. Preston
have zen at w. ID. Dunham's the pas
week.
W. H. Bliss and wife Of Middlebury Wis
! tied day here last week and are expected
again this week.
Thos. F. Clark, who has been in Cam
bridge, n. Y, caring for brother unit
his death has returned.
Fred Handy is assisting S. S. Root il
haying.
Miss Lizzie Reardon. dressmaker, hal
gone to Norwich, Conn, and will return
Sept. list.
F, P. Holden and wife were in town las
week.
Rev. E. ]. Chaffee Of Galesburg, H., i,
here with his brother. II. II. Chaffee for
few days.
Geo. w. Berry of Bethel was in town last
week.
Miss Anna Brown of Gaysyille spent q
day with Lola Albee last week.
George WEIGH and son OF Cleveland, o.,
are in town with Chester Pierce and fami-
ly for few days.
M. r. Brown OF Rutland was here on
business last week.
Abner johnson of Leicester was with A.
j. Marsh few days last week.
Mrs. Hayward and daughter who spent
few days at II. II. Chaffee's returned to
Potsdam, n. Y. by way of Hartland.
VIM. T. Hubbard has a pie plant the leaf
OF which measures is feet and inch.
Next Sunday Rev. MIR. Marvin closes his
second year as pastor of the Universalist
church. The subject of the sermon will
be Looking into the Mirror
LosT.-A gold chain bracelet with pad
lock attached. The finder will please re-
turn to Miss LOLA ALBEE.
The young people of this town are soon
to present the popular drama, "Fanchon,
The Cricket" II is the aim OF those who
take part to make this as attractive and en-
tertaining as possible and all who wish TO
witness strictly moral play are cordially
invited to attend. For date and particu-
lars see small bills.
Mabel Smith of Gaysville spent few
days with Mrs. Fred Martin.
N. p. Babcock OF Hoosac, n. ", has ar
rived by team and is stopping with w. ii.
Campbell.
Rev. ]. p. Marvin spoke in Barre last
Universalist pulpit here.
DR.. S. II. Sparhawk and wife reached
here on Saturday last
A large number of neighbors and friends
gathered at the home of G. ID. Hubbard
me evening last week where music both
instrumental and vocal and social time
was enjoyed after which ice
,ream and cake was served. DR.. Newton,
lis sons, daughter and Capt. Preston We're
present.
Mrs. S. c. Clark who has been sick in |
iaysville several weeks is not yet able to /
We moved home.
Chas. r. Townshends vacation closed |
nd he returned TO his work for Wells, |
q Co., on Monday last.
NJ. 5. Davis and wife have gone to Queen
lily Park to run hotel for the coming /
wo months.
Aaron Bryant OF Whiting was at j. T.
v hitlock's last week.
j. A. Woods fell while at work in Ke-
er's mill and struck on his face and head
Thich caused several wounds but nothing
erious.
The firm OF Downer 4 Howard is dis
clved, Downer's estate having purchased
be machinery and all the real estate. Mr.
Toward has all logs and lumber, with use
mill and machinery to May 1, 1872.
f. A. Kezer and family ar. in Haverhill.
!. H., this week and will return via West
andolph and spend few days
Geo. w. johnson of Leicester is at C. G.
tanley's and G. w. Angeles for a few
eeks.
Cady, photographer, will remain this
lonth only.
The suit for July 10, Geo. 5. Guernsey
). Thos. Shattuck was settled without
ial.
Darwin Kidder and wife OF Brandon and
harles Torrey and wife Of Manchester,
IVA were guests OF G. g. Hubbard and
ife over Sunday.
Mr.. Chas. c. Stumm and Clinton MAY
ard intend to visit Vermont next sum
Ter with the New England Concert Co., II
lcluding the Bijou Quartette, Chas. May
ard, Clinton Maynard, Chas. c. Stumm,
eonard Harston, VIM. Warden, Hoffman
he prestidigitator, Thomas Duffy, the
ourtland sisters and Mr.. Dan Hyatt. O.
Claflin Will act as advance representa-
We.
The local band gave their concert We'd
esday evening July 16 at G. A. r. Hail.
esides the selections played by the band,
Iiss Albee and the Messrs. Maynards,
ON Duffy and Chas. Stumm took part.
Iiss Allbee appeared twice on the pro-
ramme in Rotations which were highly
opreciated by those present. Chas. May
ard sang 'Down on the Farm" very eff
'ctively causing considerable comment
nong the auditors. Clinton Maynard,
tie of the Cleveland-H averly Minstrels,
)peared in vocal selections. His Little
oy Blue "Milwaukee Fire." and "The
were most excellently render
and loudly encored. Thomas Duffy did :
very clever terpsichorean speciality. Mr.. j
jumm furnished the humorous part of ,
lie bill with an Irish speciality and mono- I,
que act. His specialties were replete
18th songs, jokes and funny sayings that
emed to delight and amuse all present. /.
e cream was served after the concert and !
lncing finished an evening of enjoyment !
I'd pleasure.