Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-07-16

Charlie Bullock OF Wellesley Hills, Mass
is the guest OF NJ. G. Webber.-Mrs. Han
nah Pierce is with her son in So. Royalton
John Tower and wife returned home on
Saturday after few weeks spent in the
north part of the state.-Miss Alice Craw-
ford OF Boston joined her sister this week.
Mr.. A. f. Hough OF Lebanon, n. H., is
in town for few DAYS tuning pianos
Allen Rogers and son Elmer were fishing
one day last week. Their dog, which was
with them was attacked by bear and
they were obliged to use stones and clubs
to save the dog. Young cubs supposed to
be the cause of the attack.-Elmer Barnes
of West Randolph was in town over Sun
day.-Mr. Merrill, after preaching at the
Cong'l church Sunday returned on Mon
day to St. Johnsbury, giving encourage
ment that there would be services one wk.
from Sunday at the same church.-The w.
c. T. q. meets Thursday afternoon with
Mrs. Jane Harvey. Nellie Chaffee,
who has been abroad for one year is ex-
pected home this week.-Mr: and Mrs. r.
A. Guernsey are in Pittsfield for few days
Mrs. F. NJ. Celley started for her home
in Chicago; Saturday. She will visit her
brother, Lyman Haskins in New jersey
The Methodist sociable meets with Mrs. j..
Kinsman Wednesday. Miss Della Hodg-
kins, who is book keeper in wholesale
fruit store in Springfield, Mass, is home
for two weeks vacation.-Rev. Geo. ;.
Guernsey preached on Sunday in Willis
ton, Vt.-Dr. George Morris OF West Ran
dolph is spending a short time with friends
DR.. w. d. Huntington is in Burlington
for few DAYS, his wife accompanied him
to Brandon.-M S. II. Sparhawk and
son returned Monday to their home in st.
Johnsbury after spending week with her
mother, Mrs. Taggart.-Miss Nina Angel
is in Burlington for few days.-Mrs.
Lob So IN, inf 10 toff
her brother, Mr.. Thatcher.-John Hunt
ington OF Malone, N. Y, is spending few
weeks, the guest OF Mrs. Jennie Nichols
Mrs. Florence Estabrook OF Halifax, Eng
land, will spend the remainder of the sum-
mer with her aun., Julia Wing.-Will Nor
ris OF n. Y. city is spending the month
with his aunt, Mrs. Julia Webber.-Mrs.
G. +. Pierce and children are spending a
few weeks with her mother, Mrs. Haskins.
III. H. Cushman and wife are in Burling-
ton with his sister, Mrs. c. K. Townsend
Miss Clara kinsman, who has been in
Lowell, Mass, for several weeks, returned
home last Thursday.-Mrs. E. A. Hoyt OF
Lyndon is spending few weeks with her
son, +. n. Hoyt.-Willis Sparhawk OF W.
Randolph has been stopping for few days
with Mrs. Jane Harvey.-H. f. Clifford
and family visited in Rutland last week
Chas. c. Graves of Middlesex was in town
Thursday and Friday of last week.-A
coaching party OF u from Middlebury
spent Thursday night here.-Win Beedie
and wife OF Waltham, Mass, are with his
parents a week.-Eben Ford and wife of
Ludlow were in town last week.-Mrs.. G..
g. Hubbard and Mrs. E. A. Hoyt were in
Brandon recently.-Mrs. Frank Birch OF
Lowell is with her parents for the sum
mer.-Miss Lola Allbee returned from Ty-
son Monday where she has been teaching.
-Alva Currier and wife of Barre are the
guests of +. NJ. Walcott.-Holy commun-
ion will be observed at the Universalist
church next Sunday morning. A sermon
will be preached at the usual hour, SUBJ
ject, "A profitable exchange" At Stock
bridge the sermon will be followed by the
observance OF the Lords supper, baptism
and confirmation.