Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-09-17

he manufaeturers and breeders OF Yer
mont TO nut their shoulder to the wheel 10
make an exhibit in 1913 that will in every
respect be worthy of the state.
PERSONALS.
Beautiful fall weather.
Colds are very popular.
J.G. Mann went to Boston Tuesday.
Horace Mann is in town for few days.
Geo.Spear is repairing his mill at Brain
tree.
Hon. w. G. French of Woodstock was
in town Monday.
Cav & Dubois have sold lot on South
st. to j. NJ. Holman.
Misses Mary Dubois and Mary Tewks-
bury returned to Smith College Wed.
REGULAR meeting OF the Order of the
Eastern Star this week Thursday, Sept. H..
Rev. Mr.. Hamblin preached an excellent
sermon at the Baptist church last Sunday.
ROYAL Tilson and wife have been So
iourning at Camp Randolph, Highgate
springs.
There will be special meeting OF the
Hose Company Friday evening at o.
clock sharp.
Miss Annie Dubois gave very pleasant
"cobweb part," to her young friends last
Friday night.
We regret to learn OF the serious illness
OF Hon. l.. o. Greene, state inspector Vi
Finance, at Woodstock.
The "Silver Cross Circle" OF the King
Daughters will meet with Miss henorlck
on Tuesday, Sept. 22nd at 2.3O p. m.
Our people patronized the Fair at Beth
Ell very liberally last week. OAer $50 tick
cts were sold at the station for Bethel on
Wednesday.
Rev. w. A. Rice, a travelling coiored
clergyman from Mass, will speak at the
Union Meeting at the NJ. +. church this
Thursday evening.
l.. II. Goodrich had the misfortune to
severely cut his hand on a saw at the ADJ
bolt Mill Saturday. This is the second at
tempt at amputation he has made TINS sum
mer.
The Star Theatre Co. played to good
houses last week in Dubois q Gays nan
and their acting was way above the oral
nary work of travelling troupes
Business continues very good at all our
mills. At the Abbott sash and blind works
they are way behind on orders and TIE
same is reported at Salisbury Bros. furni-
ture works.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. X. Pember OF Wood
stock celebrated their 18th wedding ami
versary last Saturday night and received
the congratulations Of host OF friends IN
which their friends here heartily join.
Tax PAYERS are very delinquent this year
treasurer J. w. Fargo informs US. The 10
days expires next Monday and all taxes
not then paid will go into the hands OF the
constable and be collected with costs OF
collection added. Pay up this week.
w. S. S. Buck has hired Frank w .Sault,
first class printer now in the clipper Oh
fice at burlington, to work for him the
coming year. Frank is well known mere
where be mas a host of friends who Will De
glad to have him come back to Randolph
From all that we can gather the item in
the Argus last week concerning Lewis
Bean and his supposed knowledge OF the
whereabouts OF Wal. Mann was entirely
uncaled for and that Mr.. Bean knows
nothing more about where he Is than any
one else.
John Hobart has bought one of the fin
est express delivery teams there Is in the
state, and Irwin Chadwick viii run IL, coli
Letting and delivering twice or three times
daily Our people have every reason 10 be
proud of the service Mr.. Hobart is giving
them.
Elmer Bean has purchased Will Cush-
mans barber shop and taken possession.
Elmer is one of the best of our Randolph
boys, a first class barber and we wish him
success. 1t is rumored that Mr.. Cushman
is to move to Chelsea and open shop
there.
As John Hutchinson was coming into
the village one night last week with his
wife and young baby, he ran into pile OF
lumber left in the highway by some one
near the hay scales at the bridge, throw
ing them out and injuring them all more
or less. The baby was severely hurt and
at last accounts was not expected to live.
Mrs. James Battles is in town for brief
stop 1t is understood that Mr.. Battles
has leased the Red Lion Inn at West Ran
dolph, and is soon to take possession.
The Red Lion is one of the best hotels be-
tween Montnelis r and Concord. n. H., and
has a large patronage, which Mr. Battles
will M doubt inerease.-St. Adams Mes
senger.
Among the guests of w. W. Jones at
pleasant place for the summer were Mr..
Herbert Wiswall wife and two children
from Providence, X. l., Mrs. waiter
Wrirht and daughter from Medfords Mass.
Miss Lucy Hsrtwell, Providence, X. l.,
Nj e Hazeltine. wife and two children
- Somerville. Mass. All enjoyed the
vyalks. drives, picnics, corn roasts and fne
views. time passing only too quickly
bringing the return home.
N-s Elizabeth Harris Lamson, wife OF
Albert q. hanson, of New York died at
1dleton. the summer residence OF AFRO ID.
~ in this village Wednesday noon,
Sent Q. Mr.. and Mrs. Lamson came to
Idieton for a short visit only week be-
fore Mrs. LRms0ns death. FOR many
years she has been an lIssi .- alo se ~.
sfter her arrival here was taken worse but
- moi considered seriously III until
,stl;r fxxentv-four hours of her death
when she suddenly became unconscious
and died Of diabetes. Mrs Lamson was
born in Clsremont, \ n aho VS. $50 -. I