Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-09-10
PERSONALS.

Emma Ashley visited in Royalton last
week.
L. P. Thayer is building new house on
Dudley street. The cellar is in and the
frame going up.
F. E. Dubois and wife are at Camp
Randolph for a few days.
G. w. Hayward and wife have returned
from delightful trip to Lynn and the
beach.
Ray Pember, the ever popular and eff
cient clerk of the Windsor county court,
and his estimable wife celebrated his
birthday by carriage trip from Wood
stock to Randolph Friday. May his years
be many.
Frequent showers and hot weather last
week.
Holman & Herrick have hung out neat
and handsome sign for their livery BUSH
ness which thsy report has been very
prosperous this season.
Mrs. w. A. Andrews and son Harold of
Boston who have been visiting friends in
this vicinity, where she was known and a
universal favorite as Nellie Bass returned
to her home Saturday.
Mrs. Edna s. Fairbanks has purchased
OF L. P. Thayer the house no. on South
street.
George Wood likes to do things on
large scale whether he is in the ics BUSH
ness, raising pigs or building barn. He
is at the latter now and has one 30x93 un-
derway.
Those who were fortunate enough to at
tend the services at st. Johns church last
Sunday had the pleasure Of listening to
two OF the best sermons ever preached in
this town, by Rev. S. NJ. Bird of Trinity
Church, Galveston, Texas.
The D.,,,a,, G,+L1Isa t...& ...-at.
grand success and large sum Of money
was realized to help build a house for
Father Lonergan at Windsor.
Rev. Mr.Cooper rendered his resignation
as pastor of the Baptist church last Sun
day to take effect, we understand, on Sept.
Both.
Mrs. Jennie Bass and Fred have return
ed from their trip north
y q. Snow has gone to Amherst, Mass,
and his family are preparing to move there
soon.
The West Randolph Graded School will
be represented in the following colleges
this fall: Smith College, Misses Mary
Dubois and Mary Tewksbury '93: Welles
ley, Florence Brooks, 95; Amherst. Mer-
ton GrisBold, 's3; Dartmouth, Harry Al
len, ~; Carroll Flint, Winthrop Abbott
and Willis Sparhawk, '93; Laroy Mann, |
Geo. Mann and j. p. Clifford, '9i; Daniel |
Putnam and A. Z Carleton, 49, George |
Scott will attend, later in the fall, the Bal |
timore, Md, Medical School.
Miss Wood, who has taught music and
German in our village during the summer
months, mas decided to remain permanent
~ IN the place. Miss Wood has Boston
references for her proficiency in piano and
vocal music and German, and is an exper-
fenced teacher. She is at Mas.L.C. Mead's
On Randolph Ave.
J. w. Gabrielle has a street lamp iu
'front.' OF his residence that lights that
lelghborhood up in great shape. II. 5.
smith Will also have one in front OF his
house on Church street and G. c. Written
IN Highland Ave. These are put in BY
hese public spirited gentlemen at their
,wn expense and run by them, not the
illage.
Next Sunday Rev. w. P. Bird viii close
ais labors with st. Johns church for the
present and return to the General Theo-
ogical Seminary in New York. During I
us short stay with this parish he has en-
feared himself to all its members by his
many exceliencies of character and has ,
lone good work.
Mr. and Mrs. c. w. Hayward and Miss
latte returned on the cyclone last FRI ,
lay fro i visit to Swampscott, Mass.
Mrs. [ -nelius (Warner) Howe of Nor {
Walk, Oulos ID AtSAtAhS MIS-. htCndFdSOH
nd Mrs. Holbrook. She is the daughter :
# the late Capt. Warner of Randolph.
;he loves old Vermont where she was
'orn.
j. H. Fits and r. Nj. Angel dug and
licked up over 50 bushels of potatoes in
he forenoon of last Thursday. 1t only re- s
Iuired a few moments 10 dig them with
he Hitchcock potato digger. an imple- !
lent that should be in common use.
Mrs. Kathan on Central st. has friends s
isiting her from Boston.