Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-07-02
The Latest News.
WEST RANDOLPH.
Continued from Last page.

E. o. Hobart has become baggage mas
ter, step in the line of promotion.
Fred Osgood, conductor ON the Central
Vermont spent Sunday with his sister, MIS-
Hobart Peck, also Johnnie, son OF George
Peck.
The manipulators of the shears and ra-
zors will close their places OF business on
the 4th, at 8 o'clock, sharp, presumably V
attend the Montpelier celebration.
watermelons have already appeared IN
market.
At the meeting point OF Braintree ana
Forest streets a decided change has been
made in the road bed. Braintree street
mas been cut down and the point OF JUNG
/ ton has been graded up. Central mas al
90 been graded down, which MAKES
Perrin hin easier, and this has been iur-
| ther helped by filing in about 10 inches az
the foot OF the hill.
The W. c. 7. U. will meet at Mrs. X .;
Flint's on WednesdayJuly 9Th at the usual
time.
The four page supplement accompany
ing the next number of Harpers Weekly
will comprise characteristic sKeicn ~
| lillian Ralnh. Eight DAYS in Paris" ap~
propriately illustrated by I. D helhhar''
Galen Fish is attending the Y day Moody
summer school at Mortified, Mass.
The John b. Mead Post, 5. OF V. was
highly honored last week at the enealhp
msnt ~ me VT. S of v, by the election OF
one OF their nun Der to the colonelcy OF
the VI. division K. w. Morse is Wen De
serving OF that honor and Will 90 mnch
for the good OF the organization OF Whleh
he is the head.
The nost-office will close up July 9Th
from ii 80 to 100 and from to $50
Miss winifred Badger is here from Wei
lesly, Mass. -.
Mrs A r. Chandler and her son, Willis,
have arrived at Mari-castle for the sum
mer. Mr.. Chandler will be in town over
the 4th. He and his son, Bert, expect 70
condense their vacation into the month OF
August, the pressure OF business oeihg 700
great for longer relaxation.
The Pony show, Friday and Saturday
viii he unique in character. Entertain
ments ~ this kind don't come round every
day. Better go and enjoy lie WINE you
may.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ecstein Norton and Miss
I Merton of New York have been guests 81
R j. Kim ball the past week. MT. Norton
Mas been president OF the Louisville and
Nashville railroad for a good many years
T. Kentuckian by birth, typical southern
2 gentleman, and Notwithstanding the tilnt
: and cares Of the management OF one OF shs
I largest railway corporations in the south
. ern States he WAS much interested IN the
i,nnravement of the condition OF the poor
Y er classes, giving largely to the estaplish'
5 ment OF schools for the colored people
This was their first visit to TINS section q
, Vermont. aud they expressed themselves
enthusiastically, as much delighted VIII
our beautiful scenery, and our pretty en-
: terprising village.
Rev. DIR. John Humpstone, pastor OF IN
= Emmanuel Baptist church, BROOKLYN, =
", is also a guest at Montague Place.
/ II : Newton has sold his four year ole
gelding. Mirror. by Mambrino Wilkes K
Boston parties for handsome price Las
March he sold two year old wilkes COZ
> for 500.
). Pavson 5. Wild, son of the late lamente'
Rev. DIR. E. p. Wild and wife, and a grant
. SON 81 the late Dea. John ,. Nichols,
d Brsintree has just graduated Win lll.ai q {,
: success in scholarship from Williams col
: lege.
The usual monthly union services wer
e held at the Cong'i church on SUNDAY even
e ing last, Rev. Mr.. Hamblin of the NJ. r
church preached the sermon.
n MAI F. sparrow OF the Bellows Fall
N Times. was in town on Sunday, returnln
to his duties on the early train Monday.
John Abbott, who graduated at Dart
- mouth last week spent Sunday with Cha'
Dubois.
Miss Cornie Pierce is spending her vaca
10 ton at Greensboro Pond.
= John Divoll Of weathersheld was terri
y blv trampled by vicious horse one "a
recently.
Miss Addie NJ. Cathan entertained
small party OF z rls at her home last sal
- urday afternoon and evening.
N Not only the best but the largest an
Of purest stock of candy can belfound al TO
" ding's.
e Arrangements are being made for nm
concert In opening the organ al the Con
grepational church week after next. NJ
John H. Brewer, organist at Dr. Suyler
old church. Brooklyn, now Dr. Gregg
se has been engaged to take charge.
% Nv Atwood has received and accepte
= the offer Of a very responsible posluo
:, with the Vermont Construction Compan
- Of St. Adams builders of iron bridges, els
" and goes there Monday to enter upon ~
- duties. The salary will be larger ana wof
- less than in his former position mere
n F. Hobart, for many years one OF WY M, e,iS
4; lent station agents on the New LONDON !
= Northern X. r. and for the past four yeaI
q assistant postmaster under W. D. Wal
- succeeds him as station aren't
~ Last SUNDAY was observed as children
N dav bv the Sunday School of the NJ I
a. church in a very pleasing and approprial
n way. The exercises consisted OF recits
tions. declarations and singing by "a
children and young people, together VII
an address by the pastor. Some OF the tree
+ and flowers Of the bible were made 70 te
10 their own story in praise to their Make
liz The church was tastefully decorated VII
"a wild flowers and evergreens- II was trul
- q praise meeting OF the flowers as well
lie of the children.
rs
I'M Insure your dwellings and contents
" the Insurance Agency OF F. E. Duboi
ed for five years at 8 cost OF - Tor eacn ~
81 Insurance and no charge for the poll,
Ter unless the premium is less than 80: on
in strong and reliable stock companies rel
he resented.