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

Rev. Mr.. Wight and wife are spending
I two weeks with their daughter in Brattle
boro.-Every dairyman should use a De
I Laval cream separator, no. 2. From to
( 10 per cent more cream than by any other
method. No trouble to answer any cor
[ respondence. Z. g. Brown, agent, Bethel,
Nermont.-The W. c. T. L. meets Friday
afternoon with Mrs. F. A. Kezer.-Wes-
I ley Hodgkins and wife wish to express
their thanks 10 those who so kindly con-
tribU ed flowers and assisted at the deaf
and burial OF their child.--Mrs. Uriah Nc
Colon is stopping for few DAYS with
her sister, Mrs. Harvey Kidder.-J. Pin
gree Of Auburn, \. H., with Moses Dus-
tin and wife of Manchester, y. II. are with
their daug liter, Mrs. c. A. Newton and
family for a short time.-Ed Baker spent a
few days in Montpelier recently.-Mrs. ID.
b. Eaton returns to her home in Chicago.
Thursday, Mrs. Luthera Eaton. mother OF
her husband viii accompany her to spend
the winter.-F. ID. Jones and wife are in
Wiilisburgh, y. Y. for a short TRIP. c.
Kezer is failing very fast and cannot live
but few days.-D. W. Kidder of Bran
don has been with his sister. Mrs G. G.
Hubbard few days.-Cbas w. Burgess
and family are spending this week in w.
Hartford.-Mrs. Roxana Mosher goes to
Chicago, Thursday 10 spend the winter
with her daughter Mrs. Diana Chaffee.-
Mrs. Ellen Hodgkins OF Brattleboro and
son Herman of Medford, Mass, are visit
ing friends in town.-G. W. Angel and
wife are spending this week in Woodstock
Geo. II. Topper and family of Bethel
spent the day Saturday with his brother.
j. r. Tupper.-Miss Helen Chaffee is pass
ing week with her sister il Manchester.
y. H.. before returning to her school in
Detroit, Mich.-Jennie Baker is spending
a week with her sister, Mrs. Greene in
Warren.-Alice Robinson returned Satur-
day to her home in Mt. Tabor-Work of
repairing the covered bridge near Crosby
Martins commenced Monday, Mr.. Carr
OF Brandon has charge Of it.-Mrs. Char
lotte Leonard Of Gaysville is spending the
week with her daughter, Mrs. Fred Mar |
tin.-Mr. A. L. Shattuck went to BurIing
ton Tuesday to spend few days before re
turning 10 his home in Orange, Mass
The NJ. E. church will be closed for two
Sabbaths.-Rev. F. d. Craine OF Charles
ton, VT, occupied the Universalist pulpit
last Sunday and viii preach from the same
desk next sabbath.-Ssveral of our people |
attended the opening ball at Granville on
Friday last and report pleasant time
Lewis Curtis and wife were in Warren
last week.-Misses Addie and Mary Mar
tin OF Rutland are home for a short yaca-
tion.-Mrs. W. ID. Huntington spent few
days in Brandon last week. the guest of
Miss Addie Briggs.-Mrs. A. A. CIougb OF
keene, \. H., spent Sunday with John
II. Bixby, her brother. H. NJ. Wing will
spend few days this week in Bridport.-
Lucian Nichols and wife OF Brandon spent
last week in town. Mr.. Nichols and Geo.
Lovett purchased few cows.-Miss Fair
banks OF Ware, Mass, spent last week
with II. A. Putnam and wife'-P. c. Tink- |
ham was called to Norwalk. Ohio last week
by the death OF Mrs. A. Briggs, mother OF /
his Wife,. c. Kezer died on Tuesday al
I be age of 70 years. The remains were Ia
ken to Wentworth, y. H., for burial.-Dr. /
z. NJ. Chase will be in town Monday, the /
18th OF sept. and remain three days.