Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-09-24
PERSONALS.
Committee,

Mrs. Elliott Cushman is better.
Hon. A. P. Hunton of Bethel was in
town Friday.
Hon. Warren c. French of Woodstock
was in town last week.
j. w. Gabrielle is enlarging his house
on Pleasant st.
Quite number attend the fair at
Woodstock this week.
Prentiss Barnes of Brattleboro has been
visiting friends in town.
Mrs. w. f. Peters and Hortense return
ed from their visit to the west Saturday
night.
S. F. Paul, Esq, one OF the bright young
lawyers of Boston, was in town last week
Thursday.
j. IL. Dudley OF Coiebrook, n. H., has
sold L. p. Thayer and A. 4. Bass lots on
Dudley street.
Frank Thomas has rented the house at
No. South street and will go to house.
keeping next week.
The st. Adams Daily Messenger speaks
in the highest terms of MIR. Battles, the
new landlord OF the Red Lion Inn.
The wood work in the Dubois, Fales and
Draper and DR.. Mcintyre blocks has all
been frightened up by new paint.
/. II. Ellis of Loon Lake, n. V, was the
guest OF the Red Lion Inn last Friday as
was also L. j. Houghton Of Rutland.
Mr.. and Mrs. 0. A. Sprague, Miss NJ. A.
Sprague and Arthur Sprague OF Chicago
were in town last week on a short visit
L. H.Needham has fitted up a handsome
barber shop in w. II. Dubois block. 1t
commands the finest view Of any place in
town.
Several from this place attended the fu-
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Editor l.. O.Greene at Woodstock Monday
afternoon.
Steps have been taken by the business
men that will ensure a good course of
lectures and musical entertainments here
this fall and winter.
B. G. Bass has taken the agency for the |
White Sewing Machine for this and sever |
al adjoining towns. This is called the best |
machine on the market.
Hon. T.. II. Powell, State Auditor. was
in town last week for a short time while /
returning from attending the funeral of /
his wife's brother, j. Monroe Poland, who |
died at Marblehead, Mass, Sept. 10th.
All those interested in Chautauoua work
or wishing to join the circle next year I
will please meet at Mrs. Willard Gays |
next Monday p. m. at O'Clock, when ar
engagements Will be made for the years |
work
Very few of the consumers of water from !
our village water works are aware how
much water is discharged from an ordina-
ry hose nozzle of only one-fourth inch in
diameter. Supt. Richmond tested it last
week by Water meter and also by actual
measurement and found that in one hour
6OO gallons or Is 81 barrels of water ran
out.
AFRO d. Lamson and family left their
pleasant summer cottage last week Tues
Jay Tor their winter home in Philadel-
phia.
Col. Robt. j. Kimball and family left
Tor brooklyn for the winter, on Friday
asst, being obliged to leave a month earlier
than they desired on account OF Master
Engene's school commencing.
ne family OF Mr.. Albert b. Chandler,
including Mrs. Reed of Townsville, Ga,
who has spent the summer with Mrs.
Chandler, left Saturday for their home in
Brooklyn. The departure for the season
II these and Others of our pleasant sum-
ner visitors is regretted by all our peo-
pie and they will all be gladly welcomed
IN their return another spring.
here Monday evening, Sept. 2Sth, are a
irst class troupe. They only stop here as
hey have spare date. The press speaks
II them in the highe terms.
Mrs. c. f. Harris, Master Frank and
Rita returned to Jersey City on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Moulton were in
Woodstock Monday.
s'Good Tidings Day. viii be observed in +,
he Methodist church next Sunday fore {
loon. There will be exercises by and
ermon to the children. ,
The Methodist sociable that was to have ]
,een held at 81. o. Hubbard's Thursday j
las been postponed on account OF sick
less.
Mrs. Henry Tewksbury has been spend
ng few days with friends in New Hamp
hire.