Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-09-03

Miss Bessie Davenport returned Monday
to her home in Barre.-Ella swinyer has
gone TO Bristol to attend school.-Edward
Mason and wife of Charlestown,N. H. have
been spending several days here.-The vii
lage commenced Monday with 40 scholars
with Mrs. Bixby as the assistant--klles
P. StockweIl is attending school at Ran
dolph.-The school on the Branch COM
menced Monday with Miss Carrie jack
man as teacher.-Mrs. III. Nj. Wing and
/ her sons will spend a couple weeks with
I her friends in Bridport.-The river men
moved to Granville last week. The cook,
Thomas Shatney, wishes to express his
/ thanks for the friendly treatment received
/ from the citizens Of their town.-A1r. Mar
I bic and wife OF Montpelier spent several
days with their son, A. o. Marble.-Mlss
Lucia Xandyke will teach school in 1un-
bridge, VT, this fall, commencing sept. l.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Bixby returned FRI
day from Chelsea and So. Royalton. where
they have been spending short time
Rufus Hemenway Of Ludlow was in town
Saturday calling on friends.-Rolla Guern
sey and wife of Windsor, VT, are spend
ing a few days with his father.-Ladies
Aid Society of the Congl church meets
With Mrs. Julana Morgan Wednesday,
p L. Weber returned to his business in
New York on Monday after months va
cation.-John Huntington, who has spent
the summer here returned Monday, his
sister, Agnes, accompanying him to their
home in Malone, y. Y.-Miss Clara Hop
kins, after her summer vacation spent
with her mother returned TO her school in
Newton, Iowa.-Ars. +. p. Holden and
son OF PenacoOk, y. H., spent last week
with her brother, j. II. Topper Mr.. Hol-
den spent the sabbath here.-Aiiss Eta
Chamberlain OF West Randolph was the
guest OF Mrs. Alpha Morse recently.-N. (
NJ. Hubbard and wife. Mrs. Fields and
Rena Hubbard are spending a few DAYS /
with friends in Middlebury.- Walk /
er Of Orange, Mass, is with James Walker /
and wife.-Mr. A. l.. Sbattuck of Orange. /
Mass. lis in town for few days on account /
of i'll health.-Joseph Stearns OF Burling I
ton returned on Monday after spending I
few days al DR.. ". ID. Huntington's.- Miss /
Lola Allbee leaves for Boston Tuesday to
remain few days before going 10 George
town, Obi ,, 10 teach elocution.-Rev j. p.
Marvin, who has been absent through
August, returned this week.-The Amateur
Dramatic club Of Warren, Vt, will present
the drama, phyllis Wednesday evening
AZ The G.. A. II. halo. A. Cheney and his
family leave Wednesday for their home in
Fort Scott. Kansas. Rev. Mr.. Marvinis
subject next Sunday will be, "God and our
AT stockbridge the topic
sill be, Are YOU true to your convic-
ions.'-Dr. VIM. NJ. Huntington and wife
will attend the State Fair in Burlington
his week.--Ded in Rochester, Aug. 27th.
Mrs. Sarah Almeda, wife Of Milton T.
-rossman, aged SO years. Mrs. Crossman
vas born and reared In this town, the :
laughter Of Dura kinsman. Her youth
vas innocent and her ripeI years were
marked with some act OF goodness every
lay. Her sickness was long and painful,
'ut she was patient and resigned, never
but ever saying. 1T is all
light, for God. our Heavenly Father,
eigns. She leaves husband, a daugh-
er and many friends, who have shared her
Owe and kindness, 10 mourn her loss. Re-
sased from the pains and trials Of earth
be has passed on 10 meet the loved ones
one before; and while there is sorrow on
arth there is JOY in heaven. And may
hose who remain live near to her in faith,
coping IN bright remembrance her good
anne and deeds. There was large gath
ring OF neighhors and friends at her fun
raj which was held on Saturday last, a. m
ev. Geo. 5. Guernsey officiating. G.. 5. G.