Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-09-11

pected citizen of the town, died on Thurs
day after a lingering sickness at the age OF
So years. Funeral services were held on
Saturday at his late residence.
Rev. J. p. Marvyn returned from his va
cation Friday.
Miss Emma Hussey returned Saturday
to her school in Rutland.
Farmer & Delong of Shoreham have
been in town looking for sheep and lambs.
c. G. Martin and wife visited his sister,
Mrs. Fiske in Waitsfield last week.
Enoch Richardson of Montpelier was in
town last week.
Adelbert Fisk and Willis Stanley started
on Monday for Oconomonac, Wis.
Win Tinkham and family have moved
into p. c. Tinkham's house for the winter.
Rev. Mr.. Marvin's subject next Sunday
morning will be, "Creeds tried by fire."
The topic at Stockbridge will be, "'The abb
sent boy-where is hep
Mrs. Camp and daughter of Plantsville,
Conn, visited at 7. b. Martins for few
days lately.
L. ID. Lerland OF Salisbury was in town
the first of the week.
NJ NJ. Ball has four potatoes that he
raised on G. Shirley's meadow that weigh
9 lbs. and IA ozs.
c. NJ. Angel has gone to Essex and Or
leans counties.
Mr.. Trevillian OF Barnard spent Sunday
with his wife, who is spending several
weeks with her mother.
Mrs. Kate L. Hart of Goldsboro, N. c.,
is spending few days with her niece, Mrs
Win Tinkham.
A. @. Stockwell and wife spent several
days last week in Randolph and Bethel
The school on the Branch commences
Tuesday with Miss Jackson as teacher.
Mrs. Mahala DERRY of Rutland is visit
ing Mrs. Tinkham.
The W. c. It. U. meets at the Methodist
church on Friday and good attendance
is desired.
T. II. Pratt of Jacksonville, H., is spend
ing several weeks with his aunt, Mrs.
Henry Wing.
G. f. Richardson and wife have been
visiting in West Randolph.
Gardner Ashley and family OF So. Roy
alton were at f. l.. Pierce's for few days
last week
Mrs. Adelaide Hubbard is home from
Orange, Mass, but expects to return soon
to reside there for the present.
Mrs. f. S. Whitaker of Rutland is with
her father, K. II. Goodno, for a few weeks.
II. c. Martin and wife and Mrs. NJ. L.
Smith spent last week in East Brookfeld
and vicinity.
Col. j. G. Brown and wife are spending
this week in STAFFORD.
Many from here viii attend the fair at
White River junction this week.
Henry Phelps and daughter are in Bris-
toll and Middlebury for two weeks.
Lola Albee visited her friend Miss
Brown in Gaysville last week.
Hugh Henry returned Monday to Mont
pelier after spending his vacation at home.
A. c. Harlow and wife of Montpelier and
j. w. Sault and wife of ST. Adams were in
town to attend the funeral of their father
f. T. Mosher last Thursday.
Mrs. Edna Chase and children after
spending the summer here returned Fri |
day TO their home in Boston.
Mr.. Briggs and wife returned Tuesday 1
to their home in Norwalk, accompanied /
by their daughter Mrs. p. c. Tinkham, !
who will spend several months there.
Il. 5. Holton has returned from the Adj
rondacks. While there he shot two deer /
and brought to camp.
Jerry Hussey and wife returned Tuesday 1
to Lyndon, Kansas. Miss Matte Hussey I
them to be absent one year
Charles Mosher Of Iowa was called here /
to attend the burial of his brother F. T. |
Mosher.
Mrs. Eliot Cushman and children and I
Mrs. Electa Cushman with her daughter, 4
Miss Emma Cushnan, OF West Randolph, /
spent few days last week at Gen. A. /
Miss Julia Trask, who has been at Mt.
McGregor for the summer returned home
Mrs. j. Cheney and children and Miss
Emma Cheney start for st. Louis on Mon
Day.
A sonAyas born to Mr.. and Mrs L. Bali
ey Thursday, Sept 9TH.
The NJ. r. sociable met with Mrs Jerry
Howard Wednesday last.
Miss Alice Newton was called home from
ler school in Randolph to attend the fun
sTal Of her grandfather, Mr.. Geo. Newton.