Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-07-09

Geo. T. Crawford's son and two daugh-
tiers have rented John II. Trask's house
and will spend a portion of the summer
here.-The river men have arrived and
commenced operations ON the dam near
F. A. Kezer's mill.-Dr. VIM. NJ. Hunting
ton has been spending week in Malone,
n. Y, with his brother and sister.-Mrs.
Mayo of So. Royalton and Mrs. Severance
oil Colchester were the guests Of Mrs. Girls
void last week.-Mrs.. f. A. Hubbard of
Brattleboro is with her parents, Rev. w.
II. Wight and wife.-Mrs. Mary Hodgkins
is with Mr.. l.. p. Thayer's people in West
Randolph and Fred Kent have
been home from Orange, Mass, for wk.
III. j.. Paul of Orange spent last week in
town with friends.-A baby party was
held Saturday afternoon with Mrs. r. A.
Guernsey which was very enjoyable.--C.
II. kidder and Guy Graham were in town
last week from Bethel.-The Post realized
about go from their dance Friday night.
Col. j. G. Brown and wife are visiting
DIR. Fred Chaffee and wife this week in
Strafferd.-Mr Merrill Of st. Johnsbury
will preach at the Congregational church
next Sabbath Mr.. Lucius Taylor and his
wife who have been spending several wks.
with relatives and friends, returned We'd
nesday to their home in Midway, Mass
Miss Electa Fish and her brother OF West
Randolph were the guests the past week
of their aunt, Mrs. +. A. Kezer.-R II Tup
per and Miss Anna Ninton spent Sunday
with her sister in Montpelier Congl
soeiable meets with Mrs. Julia Webber on
Wednesday.-Ge Gleason of Boston is
spending a few days at his farm in the n.
Hollow.-Mrs. Jackman closed a success
ful term of school Friday in the Branch
district and returned to her home in Beth
ell Saturday.-M VIII Lattimer and
children OF Bethel are spending several
days with his parents.-Aduie Martin is
home from Rutland for a two weeks vaea
Trudo and wife are with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Demo, for short
Beardon of West Randolph is
the guest of Mrs. Morse.-L. NJ. Kent and
son, Herbert were in Lincoln last week
q. q. Hubbard and daughter, Mrs. Hoyt,
visited friends in Brandon recently.-Nor
man Robinson and Mr.. Allen Of Waits
field were here day lately.-C. w. Briggs
and wife of Brandon spent the 4th with
DIR. Huntington and family.-Miss X. l..
Maioney, teacher from Coaticook, p. O., |
is spending her vacation with her sister, /
Mrs Clinton Bush.-Austin Winslow of /
ID. c., visited with John |
Trask and other friends few days last
week. Mrs. o. f. Thresher, Crown Point,
n. ", Is with j. T. Whitlock and family /
few days.--John Kerr spent the Sabbath I
with friends in Montpelier.--L p Thayer
81 West Randolph made US short call on
Monday. -Walter Denno is home from Or
ange, Mass, for a weeks vacation.-C. H..
Slafiin spent last week in Natick, Mass.
with his family, who are spending the
summer there.-E. Il. Evans and wife of
Vest Randolph spent day in town recent
y.-M. c. White OF Brandon, has been
spending a week with his parents.-~J. e.
Robinson spent last week in Montpelier.
Mrs. r. A. Kezer, and Mrs. Jane Harvey
ire attending the w. G. T. Y. Institute at
Ludlow this weeks-Charles Beard, who
aas lived in town for the past six months
goes to Boston Wednesday.-Mr w. II.
Campbell and children are spending few
weeks in Hoosac, N. Y, and North Adams
large sociable was held at Jas.
Stockwell's last Wednesday where pleas
int time was enjoyed.-F. A. Guernsey of
Hudson, Mass, is spending several weeks
with friends.-The picnic at l.. Nj. kent's
vas the occasion of a very pleasant gath
ring to the number of sixty or more, on
he afternoon of July 4th, After a boun-
iful repast there were Rotations, singing
md reading by the members of ''The No.
Hollow Reading Club" and the Little
People, The recitation, "The Ruggles's
yetting ready for the dinner party" by
Miss Lucia Van Dyke was given in very
manner. "Club Prophecies by
Hiss Lulu Eaton was well written and de-
ivered in an easy and agreeable manner.
The Cleaner edited by Mrs. F. s. Ellis,
vas listened to with great interest. The
uccess of the occasion was owing largely
o the efforts OF Misses Alice, Lulu and f.
bel Eaton, Lila Hubbard, Fannie Harvey
nd Blanche Durham. There were pres
mt Master Glynn and Misses Ella, Emma
nd Alice Bailey OF West Randolph; Miss
LATHE Leland and Miss Dora Jones Of w.
salisbury, Mr., H. and F. L. Kent OF Or
nge, Mass, and Mr. and Mrs. ID. NJ. Fales
i Brandon.