Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-08-20

Next Tuesday the Legislature will meet
In special session.
c. NJ. Howard has built good sidewalk
t he whole length of the west side of How
ard st. recently laid out and leading of
from Maple ST.
Charles Morse and family have finished
their vacation and returned to Springfield
Mass, where he has good situation in O
large manufacturing concern.
c. c. Feeble and Ed Bagley played with
the Capitol Band at the Bennington Cen
tennial celebration yesterday. 1t is expect
ed that this band viii carry off the honors
and these fine players viii help do it.
Frank Sault OF the Burlington Clipper
spent Sunday in town with his parents.
A. A. Smith and wife, Mrs. l.. p. Thayer
and S. B. Carpenter, returned from Detroit
Sunday morning and report delightful
time at the G.. A. X. encampment.
With deep sorrow we are called to record
| the death from anamia of Mrs. Charles
| n. Dutton, which occurred last week Wed
nesday at the residence of L. j. Paige, Bur
lington, VT, after long, lingering ILL
ness which was borne with the sweetest
Christian fortitude and unyielding faith
in her Saviour. Mrs. Dutton was a daugh
| ter of George and Zilpha Bates of Essex,
| VT, and an estimable woman, a devoted
wife and mother. She leaves husband
and two children, one three years old, the
other seven weeks, and many sorrowing
friends who have the sympathy of all in
their great Recommendation.
Miss Eunie Colburn Of No. Pomfret is
visiting in town.
VIII Wylie of New Haven, Ct, has been
visiting in town.
A carriage party consisting OF d. f Nor
gan of New York, c. NJ. and VIII Smith
I = a..
in our village last week, en- route for Mont
pelier, Burlington, Ausable and the Adj
rondacks. While here they we're the guests
of Mrs. Nj. A. and Hattie Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Andrews and son
Harold OF Boston are in town for call on
their many friends, after delightful two
weeks outing on Lake Champlain.
Mrs. Mary Pratt has returned to the
city.
Mrs. \. T. Clark OF Montpelier is the
guest OF Emma Pratt.
r. r. Slack and II. p. Flint have just re-
turned from their western trip and altho' |
the mercury stood in the nineties they r.
port very enjoyable time.
Miss Nettie Bass has gone to Queen City |
Park In Burlington on visit.
Richard Wires is spending his vacation |
in town, the guest OF his uncle, Henry |
Wires.
Examiner Geo. p. Morris was in town |
Monday and Tuesday of this week and |
the teachers examination was held in the |
High School building.
Master Hal w Fairbanks Of Woodstock |
was in town visiting friends last week.
1t is expected that DR.. Parmlee OF Jersey
City or DR.. Huntington Of Washington |
will preach at the Baptist church next |
Sunday.
The W. r. CIVIL hold its next regular |
meeting Tuesday, Aug. %, at G. A. r. hall
and full attendance is desired.
f. W. Lynch, wife and Harry have re-
turned to their home in Worcester, Mass. |
Mrs. A. L. Baldwin and son Harry. with |
her sister, Miss Winnie Holman, are stop
ping in town for few days.
The Silver Cross Circle OF the Kings
Daughters will meet with Miss Moses on
Aug. -, at .. 80 p. M, to elect Of
fieers for the following year.
Tomorrow friday is the 10th anniver-
sary OF the most destructive fire that ever
visited West Randolph. The old brick
hotel where the mansion house now
stands, Clarence Sanderson's store and
some outbuildings were destroyed. II
helped carry the business of the village
towards the r. r. station which was then
a comparatively new thing.
Whitney Chapter No. 5, R. A. NJ, win
hold a regular convocation on Monday
evening next, August "a. A fun atten-
lance is desired.
Bertha Stevens and Alice Tilson of Mari
)oro, Mass, are visiting in town. the ,
yuests of Miss NJ. I, Huntington. !