Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-10-01

George TatEo buried child on Mcncay.
Miss Nellie Harwood has returned from
New York.
Rev. G. E. Boynton viii preach in the
Methodist church next Sunday forenoon.
j. w. Tilson is having the Willard TIL
son place on the corner OF High and For
est streets repaired.
There is some talk about organizing a
lodge OF Odd Fellows here.
F. w. McCrae OF Burlington was in the
town on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roswell Holbrook attend
ed reunion of the Sherburn family Tues
day, held at Plainfeld, also visited at Bar
re, Vt.
Chas. White has moved into Mrs. Bry-
ants house on Central street, vacated by
Chas. Stevens. Stevens has moved into the
Richmond house on Main st.
VIM. Eugene Kimball has entered the
Sophomore class in college, the Brooklyn
Polytechnic Institute, one OF the younger
colleges, but 1t stands high among the ed
ucational institutions of the State.
Oh. Slack went to Hillsdale, Michigan
last week to accept position offered him
in the ticket office at that station.
Col L. Preston, Gen'l Agent OF the build
ing and loan association OF Dakota, was
in town last week Thursday looking after
the interests Of that company.
Prof. Elmore is teaching dancing school
in the Mechanics band hall.
Lee f. Warren made his aunt, Vanlora
d. Spear, a birthday present OF nice gold
watch worth $40 for caring for and driving
his high spirited horse to carry him to and
from his work. 1t was great surprise to
her, but she feels well paid and highly
Il AZ l., old Iio-
Bile house of Samuel Bass.
Mrs. S. L. Gladding is in New York this
week buying millinery.
Mrs. Perkins and Mrs. Eldredge Of War
rem were the guests OF Mrs. Henry New
ton this week.
Dea. Holbrook and wife, Dea. Cushman
and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. e. 0. Hubbard,
Mrs Lamb, Mrs. A. Webster, Mrs. Will
Cushman and Clara Dubois attended the
Baptist state convention held at Montpel-
Ter the past week.
The "Silver Cross Circle Of the Kings
Daughters will meet with Mrs. Spear on
Tuesday, Oct. 9th at 2: 80 pm.
Miss Abbie F. Clark will be glad to meet
any wishing to take painting lessons, at
Mrs. Il. p Fiint's Tuesday, Oct. 9th from |
B d. m. to D. m. Specimens OF work can |
be seen there at any time.
Rev. J. j. Cooper closed his labors with |
.he Baptist church last Sabbath.
Gorton's Minstrels gave one OF the best
OF the minstrel class, on
Monday evening, that has been given Tor
i long, time. Hope they will come again.
Pursuant to special order no. 2, OF the
chief OF the S OF v, Lieut.
Jol. Foster of Burlington, came TO this
,lace last Friday and took possession Of
he Vermont Division Headquarters, hich
will not be changed until after the election
Il Colonel. He has called a meeting OF
he Division council in Burlington Tues
lay, Oct. ID.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
N the Sth OF Oct, at the residence OF DIR.
/. H. Mcintyre on Randolph Ave, OF Mr..
Walter B. Gates, city editor Of the Bur-
ington Free Press, and Miss Belle Miller
Miss Chandler is granddaugh-
er OF Hon. Crosby Miller OF Pomfret, but
he has resided in this place so much as 10
eem like one of our own young people, and
he newly married couple will receive the
earty congratulations OF many friends.
hey will make their home in Burlington.
Princes mill, which has been shut down
or two weeks, will be put in operation
gain next Monday.
Miss Harriet Angel. who is teaching in
arre, was at home over Sunday. &
Orzelia, widow OF the late Henry Tink- /
am. died of general debility last Friday, J
{ the home OF Curtis Tinkham, her son,
ged II years. Her funeral was held last
from her late home on the Roch- Z
ster road, Rev. G. w. Morrow officiating, q
nd the burial was in the cemetery at w. {
Mrs. Tinkham bad lived in
est Randolph for the past % years. Her =
usband died eight years ago at Plainfield !
prings, where he had gone in pursuit OF
ealth. She leaves two sons-Curtis, with
IS of Marvsviile Kan