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

Fred Harris returned to his work in n
York last week.
Mrs. c. F. Harris was sick last week but
at last accounts was better.
A large amount of stock was CARED on
Monday.
The cattle yard at the depot has been re-
built and enlarged and impro we'd by sta
ton agent Hobart. That is only one of the
many Improvements in contemplation.
Miss Mary Hazen of West Hartford Wis
tied friends in town last week
A. w. Tewksbury & Sons steam saw
mill has been shut down the past week to
have the engine repaired.
George Princes tub factory has been
closed the past week for the annual over
hauling.
Business is unusually good at the Alb
bolt steam mill and has been the entire
season.
The season has closed at Camp Ran
dolph, Highgate Springs, and the campers
have returned home. All are enthusiastic
about the beauty of the place as a summer
home.
Rev. w. P. Bird recently spent a week
with Rev. Mr.. Sweet at Highgate.
The excursion to Highgate Springs was
an unusual success. Over 300 tickets were
sold at this station, the day was perfect
and all had good time. II is the place
to go.
Mrs. Henry Fifield, Mrs. William Dew
ey, Mrs. E. l.. Squire and Miss Mary Dew
ey Of Montpelier were in town Saturday,
the guests of Mrs. George L. Spear.
Mrs. Hiram Smith is visiting friends in
New Hampshire and Mass.
Frank Wadleigh had the misfortune to
lose valuable horse last week and our |
public-spirited citizens Clipped in enough |
to buy him another. He is a very worthy |
young man and is doing his best to make /
his business success and the loss was a /
severe blow to him.
Allen j. Thayer, formerly of Randolph,
died May IL, 1891. He left wife and three
children. He had been agent for Chase
Nursery Co., for is years, at Dover, n. H.
j. w. Tilson and family of Boston are at
the old homestead.
Mrs. Justin Moulton has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Lane, at Montpelier
The Railroad commissioners spent a
night here las1week, the guests of the Red
Lion. They We're ON their annual tour OF
inspection OF the railroad lines, which
they were doing thoroughly.
Charles Coulumbe and wife are happy
over the birth of IA 1-2 Id. baby that APP
peared July 18th.
Parties who will take scholars to board
or room will please to notify the commit
tee by POSTAL CARD Immediately stating
which they can do, no. of rooms and the
price.
Notice change in time accommodation
going north from S: 80 to 9: Il a. m.
1t is reported that Wallace Mann was
seen in Chicago last week by Fred Marks
Of Bethel.
The Congl S. S. had its annual picnic on
Wednesday on the old camp ground near
Finley bridge.
r. j. Kimball. Esq, and son, Albert B.
Chandler, and w. III. Dubois, went to Ben
nington Monday. They are on the enter
lainment committee.
Child's Business College of Springfield
Mass, issues the finest catalogue we ever
saw from any business school. If this is
10 index of the school the latter must be
he best in the country.
Horse breeders who would like cata-
ogue Of the horses that are to be sold at .
he Breeders meeting at White River juno
ion, Aug. 25, % and p, can get one by call
ng at this Office.
r. j. Flint OF Granville was in town on
sunday, the guest of w. B. Wall
Harry Sault. formerly of the Herald and /,
News force, but later employed for some
years by one of the large shoe firms of
Lynn, Mass, has secured fine situation
With the new shoe company that has loca-
ed at Burlington recently.
About thirty Of the singers OF this place
attended "sing" at Sharon on Friday. {
H.N. story, wife and daughter, who
have been guests at Idleton cottage, return
ID to their pleasant home in Philadelphia
asst week. Miss Florence Lams0n accom-
panied them and viii remain about six I
weeks visiting friends.