Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-09-18
HGo to the Bethel Fair to-day,

(Thursday). There is iirsi class
exhibition well worth seeing, and there
viii be some good trotting.
George sparhawk is in town for a
few days.
The ..Uncle Toms Cabin great tent
show will exhibit on Weston St.
Fred Dunn was called home on Mon
day by the serious illness Of his faith
er.
Mrs. Ellen Blanchard and daughter
Maud are spending the week in \. !
state.
j. G.. Mann is in Boston and n. y.
this week buying goods for fall and win
ter trade.
An accident on the Northern rail-
road delayed the Chicago Express sew
eral hours Monday night.
Geo. Miles and wife of Hyde Park,
Mass, are visiting friends in town,
the guests of Mrs. l.. p. Thayer.
The tax receipts of the VI. Mutual
Insurance Co. are in the hands OF Boy
den and Cleveland for collection.
The mother and other relatives Of
the late Julius Rogers wish TO thank
all who assisted them in his sickness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. J. Kimball and
Eugene went to N, Y. Monday morn
ing. Mr.. Kimball will return here
next week.
That nice dog, owned by Mrs. G.
+. Abbott, which has been reported
in the HERALD, has returned to Water
bury, CT.
VIM. Ii. Kenney of Hotel st. George
Brooklyn, n. Y, is the guest OF Mr..
and Mrs. ID. II. Parkhurst, the latter
being his aunt.
There will be grand bicycle road
race at Barre, Oct 2nd at p. m. and
all our flyers should attend. Entries to
Fred Sherburne.
There is 10 be Quotation and
Weighing party at the CoDgl vestry
Friday eve. All are invited and are
requested to come at 30 as the stun"
begins then.
Carl Bigelow, former resident.
now manager OF the express business
of the city OF Yankton, 5. D., is in
town visiting friends after an absence
of several years.
Henry Hutchinson and wife of Ran
dolph, Wis, are in town visiting their
daughter, Miss Mary Hutchinson and
other relatives, the guests of Judge
James Hutchinson.
The large number of boarders at the
Maplewood, Randolph Center. have
for the most part returned home al
though a few remain. All speak in
the highest praise Of this excellent
house.
Solicitor 1925 owned by Messrs.
Manchester is now the sire of the dam
OF performer as well as of performers
in the 80 list. His daughter Cham
Gerry (flll sister to Equity, trial :27) |
produced Chance, who week before /
last got a record of rs.
The spread knitted by Mrs. Luther
Granger, exhibited at the State Fair |
last week and which drew first pre-
MUM, is attracting considerable atten-
ton and not little correspondence,
soliciting directions for its construc-
ton.
The collection for foreign missions
at St. Johns Church last Sunday a.
mounted to S21 80, which shows how
earnestly Rev. V. |. Haughton has
labored in this parish and how readily
the people responded TO his appeal 10
help this deserving work.
Witherell & Doud's Ten Night and
Uncle Tom Cabin Co., VIII close a
very successful season in this village
with ''Ten Nights in Bar Room
Friday evening, Sept. -. They have
about - good, young, sound business
horses which they would ike to sell
can be seen at Dyer's stable Friday.
Rev. Victor |. Haughton, who has
so very aeceptably conducted the SER
vices at St. Johns church during the
returned to the General f.
piscopal Theological Seminary at New
Y ork Monday. No young man has
given greater satisfaction 10 the people
ot this parish. He is an earnest, faith
ful worker in the church and his many
friends here wish him god-spced in his
life work and will look back to this
as one of the most prosperous
n this church's life.
Last Saturday evening, notwith- {
standing the fact that the almost con-
'tant rain of the past week had render
d the roads and streets unfit for travel,
/ large and appreciative audience gath
nod IN nnRo,c and Cows boH 20 L.