Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-08-13
PERSONALS.


DR.. e. F. Upham has resumed the prac-
tice of medicine here and will make this
place his home to the delight OF his many
friends.
Mr.. GAY OF the firm Of Littel a. Gay,
publishers Of 1.-THE Living Age" Boston
was in town last week.
There are two men in this village who
do so near nothing towards supporting
their families as to become town talk and
unless they do different soon the new
state law will be evoked.
Now is the time when flies are very
troublesome to horses and the merciful
man provides his horse with fly net
Mrs. Il. T. Smith has returned from
Boston.
Mrs. NJ. A. Smith and Harriet are in
town again after long absence.
A. B. Tewksbury was in Boston last
week.
Mr.. Hutchins has the frame to his new
house on Maple street up.
w. Bates Nichols and family are visit
ing friends in this town and Braintree.
julius Lamson has returned from Camp
Randolph.
Fred Arnold of Bethel was in town last
week.
Constantine Chadwick took in the G.. A.
X. excursion to Detroit.
Mel OlmsLead is able to be out again af-
ter his recent severe illness.
Read Circumstantal Evidence.
A. e. Chamberlin of Boston made us a
pleasant call last week.
Mrs. A. George is in Burlington Hospi-
tai for treatment, being nearly blind.
Moses Holbrook and family returned to
their home in Maplewood, Mass, last
week. Mrs. Roswell Holbrook accompa-
MED them and will visit in Maplewood
and her sister in Roxbury, Mass.
Edith and Ernest Abbott are at Camp
Randolph, Highgate Springs for few |
weeks.
NJ. II. Moody, one of the leading bust
ness men of Bethel, was in town Tuesday |
Sumner Lul of Montpelier was in town |
Tuesday.
The Newport Express and Standard has |
been sold to Theophilus Grout, and Edi-
tor Earle delivers his valedictory in the /
current issue. The Express may not be |
so picturesque under its new management |
but 1t viii be likely to be a live newspaper |
and please its patrons. Editor Grout Is
cordially welcomed to the ranks of the I
craft.
Rev. Mr.. Chalmers OF Riverhead, L. l., is
IN town for short vacation.
Mr.. Cole and daughter OF Boston are the
guests of Mrs. f. t. Smith.
L. Richmond and family have returned
from Camp Randolph, Highgate Springs.
Avery Wheeler and family have return
ed from camp at Greensboro.
Fred Church has traded his house on
Highland Ave. with L. II. Goodrich for
his house at the corner of So. Pleasant st.
and Nichols st. We understand he paid
5000 to boot.
II. =. Morse has gone to Caremont, n.
H., where he has an engagement to work
in a factory at big pay.
The Order Eastern Star sociable appoint
ed Thursday evening, Aug. 10, will be
postponed until after the next regular
meeting, which comes the week following
Aug. 20. All members are requested to be
present.
Regular communication OF Phoenix !
Lodge No. %, F. and A. NJ, Tuesday eve, q
Aug: is, at Z. 30. There will be work on S
the Nj. NJ. degree. i
Martin Burke of North Hartland is
spending the week in town.
Mrs. NJ. e. Holmes has returned from E
GER trip to Alexander Bay and the Thous- !
AID Isles.
Mr.. Nj. Munroe and Mr.. Willie Holmes /
Of Boston, Mass, and DR.. III. e. Holmes Of
are at ID. E. Goding's. a
For Fresh Candy go to Cooling. a
For the largest assortment of candy go
o Cooling.
Keep cool by drinking Soda and eating
&c Cream at Godings. n
The annual meeting of the w. c. T. u.
viii be held with Mrs. A. b. Tewksbury al
Wednesday, Aug. 18th at the usual time.
.et every member be present. N
ID. G. Landers and wife of Quechee were
n town last week the guests of c. c. N
Written and wife. Mr.. Landers is one of
he leading business men of Quechee and Oh
vas recently married to the beautiful and :,
ccomplished daughter of Oscar Barron, "
he great White Mountain hotel man and
hey were returning from their wedding
our to Montreal, etc.
John w. Howes of Boston arrived in al
own Friday noon, having made the en-
ire distance on his Rambler bicycle. He Ii
1T Boston Monday, stayed over in Keene. r
!. H., day and half, thus making his
ctual riding time only two and one half r
avs. He was the guest Of A. n. Culver al
Thile in town. =
Bishop Bissell will be here the 3Oth of
Jug, and hold services in st. Johns
hurch. D
DR.. c. l.. Stewart has returned from a
cry pleasant outing at Camp Randolph. r
Fred Arnold was in town this week ar
angling with Mr.. Buck for the printing CT
or Bethel Fair. " hieh viii be run on an
ntirelv different plan from'any fair in the us
tate and we predict it viii be the most OF
uccessful ever held. 70