Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-06-11

Rev. j. B. Reardon of Ludlow will occu
DIV the pulpit at the Uniyersalist church
next Sunday.-Rev. w. S. Walker OF New
port, N. H., will preach at the Congrega-
tional church next Sunday.-Four young
ladies were baptized at the M. r. church
at their quarterly meeting last Sunday
w. S. Chaffee sold his five year old mare
and seven year old horse to Parker 4 War
ren.-Melyin Church and family OF Nor
risviIle have been in town lately.-Mrs. j.
Lovett of Warren is visiting friends in
town.-The Grange picnic held saturday
last at Mr.. Morse's was success, large
number being present.-Capt. HAYWARD of
Tunbridge was in town on Friday to in
spect the G. A. r. Post and found it the
most fiourishing Post in the State.-Geo.
e. Mosher is in Burlington this week at
tending the Masonic meetings.-News was
received Saturday of the death of Frank
Chaffee of Chicago. He and his mother
have spent several summers with his grano
mother, Mrs Roxy Mosher. The relatives
have the sympathy of many friends.-Fred
Merrill of Woodstock was in town on Mon
day.-K. H. Goodno and wife have been
in Rutland this week.-Mrs.. Crandall ana
Mrs. Young of Lynn, are with their moth
er Mrs. Daniel Goodno.-F. z. Holden and
wife were the guests OF j. X. upper over
Sunday.-Cash Dubie was called to his
home in North Adams on account of the
sickness of his mother.-John Tower and
wife are visiting friends in Newport for
couple of weeks.-Mrs. Lucinda Eaton is
spending short time in Waitstield.-M Mrs.
Fred Martin is with her mother in Gays
vile for two weeks.-Dr. w. ID. Hunting
ton. wife and child are IN Burlington this
week. guests of r. B. Stearns.-Miss Adj
die Tower returned Saturday from Mid
dlebury. The w. c. t. U. meets with Mrs
F. A. Kezer Friday afternoon.-The Con-
ereeational sociable meets with Mrs. H.
M. Wing Wednesday OF this week .-Will
Gleason of Rutland visited his parents re-
cently.-Mrs. o. l.. Reynolds is very bad,
suffering from a heart trouble.-Dr. S. Bel
knap and wife returned to So. Royalton
Wednesday where they will remain few
days before returning to their home in
Niles, Mich.-Dr. Fred Chaffee of SO Straf
ford spent few days last week with his
parents.-Mr, Julius Woods and wife have
been in Gaysville this week.-Iruman l..
Bush, at work in Noruhfield, is at home
DR.. ]. b. Mahana, in the interest OF the
saddle car system of railroading, has been
heard from. His company has held meet
ing and accepted his report and voted un-
animously to commence at once the COLI
struction OF the proposed Rutland and
Montpelier single rail and saddle car road
Mrs. f.. NJ. Lattimer returned home from
Wells River Saturday on account OF the
sickness of her husband. Arthur Hubbard
is expected home this week from Orange,
Mass. to spend two weeks vacation.-Dr
Olin Greene, wife and daughter returned
Saturday to their home in Warren.-J. W.
Randall and wife of Holland Patent, n. y.
are stopping for few weeks with her
brother. W. II. Campbell.-The Cong'l ;.
S. held picnic in the grove in front OF the
church on Saturday. The birthday box
was opened and found to contain S35.2S.-
Ransom Morgan returns this week to
Boston after spending short time in town
Nj. c. Weber, who has been attending
Law School in Boston, has graduated and
received the degree of l.. l.. b. He will
remain at home portion of the summer.
j. K. Upper was in West Randolph and
Bethel last Week.-Mrs. Julia TrasK, who
has been in Boston through the winter Is
home for week. Mrs. Richard WEIGH OF
Brandon visited her father, Geo. Hubbard
who is in his s9th year.-Mr. Brown, in
surance agent, of Rutland, spent few
DAYS here lately.-Mrs. Cushing and son
of Bethel We're with II. A. Putnam's fami-
4 liz last week.-H. w. Collins and wife were
/ in Brandon last Week.-Mrs. Lila DEMO
is with her sister in New Haven.-A. o.
Marble of Montpelier has engaged win
dow in F. NJ. Towers drug store. where
he is prepared to do all kinds of work per
tanning to the iewelry line. Mr.. Marble
served his apprenticeship in Burlington.