Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-09-22

''Jack Frost" made his first appearance
in town Monday night.
Scion Sulham, wife and children of Bar
re are visiting relatives in town.
Winn Rogers OF South Royalton was in
town the latter part Of last week.
Myron G. stevens OF Bellows Falls is
visiting old acquaintances in town.
Miss Emily Young OF Boston is the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Hobart Peck.
L. P. Thayer has sold his house on How
ard St. to party from Randolph Center.
A large crowd from here attended the
fair at Mortified last Thursday and Fri
day.
John Wells of Providence, r. l., is Wis
iting his parents, MIR. and Mrs. }. b.
Wells.
George Owen OF Iowa is visiting in
town, the guest of his sister, Mrs. IL. ".
Smith.
Miss Hattie Mayo of Mortified is spend
ing few days in town, the guest OF Mrs.
Will Flint.
Laroy Mann has so far recovered from
his recent illness as TO be able to resume
his studies at college.
A. w. Tewksbury &Sons have improved
their tenement house on South Main 81.
greatly by painting.
A large number attended the fair at
Mortified last week and all report good
show and good time.
Mrs. Burnap and children OF Fitch
burg, Mass, are visiting IN town, guests
of her father, w. F. Howard.
Mrs. ]. e. Maun, son and daughter OF
st. Adams are visiting in town, the guests
of SIR. and Mrs. Edward Maun.
Mr. and Mrs. II. +. Dolbey of Vineland
N j. have been visiting in town, the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. IL. Beedle.
II. Porter Smith and daughter of Cam
bridge, Mass, were in town over Sunday,
the guests OF his mother, Mrs. Laura
Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Callahan were called
suddenly to Woburn, Mass. Sunday night
by the serious illness OF Mr.. Caiiahans
sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl Bean and Lewis
Bean of Lynn, Mass, are spending cou-
pie of weeks with friends and relatives in
town.
Ed l.. Sault has so far recovered from
his injuries received in the wreck near
Richmond Aug. Both as to be able to walk
up town.
Elijah Huntington had the misfortune,
while coupling cars at Waterbury, to have
the swo middle fingers on his lett hand
badly jammed.
Mrs. Harriette Fiske of Hartford, Conn.
and Wesley and Leslie Gibbs OF New York
CITY were the guests OF q. l.. Martin few
days last week.
DIR. w. S. Curtis has been appointed
Fish Commissioner for Randolph andlwlil
enoeavor to nave the game and hsh laws
enforced impartially
e. w. Carlisle has moved into the Shat
tuck house on Pearl St., and Fred Good
rich has moved into the house vacated by
him on So. Pleasant st.
Do not fail to attend the lecture by Rev.
J. J. Lewis at Dubois a. Gays hall this
Thursday evening. 1t will be one OF the
best attractions here this season.
There is movement on foot to organ
ize a society of Prevention OF cruelty to
Animals notice will be given soon for
a meeting for organization, etc.
A. A. Wainwright and family move to
Worcester, Mass, the first of next month.
Mr.. Wainwright has been at work in
Worcester for the past two months.
NO. Snow has painted two very pretty
ova! signs for Written x Temple, which
are placed one on either side of the en-
trance to their store on Randolph Ave.
Had Is OF the 2s3 republicans who voted
for Scion G. Smith for assistant Judge IN
Randolph written in the name oil w. IL.
Kiooey, the latter would have been elect
ed.
A. b. Manchester & Sons are making a
show OF horses at the fairs this fall that is
credit not only to them but to their
town and state. Everywhere they gather
in the premiums for Solicitor and his fine
progeny.
There were 81 tickets sold here for the
q. A. X. encampment which is being held
in Washington, ID. Z. A special train was
run from st. Adams. which passed thro'
here at 10 .25 Sunday morning, arriving in
Washington about o'clock Monday p.
m.
A familiar figure at all the fairs for the
past ten years has been the veteran cater
er, Scion Newton of Barnard. The crowds
of hungry people he has fed on the lar
grounds would make a small army. He
rarely ever fails to please and those who
go to Woodstock fair or to Tunbridge and
want s.souare meal' should patronize
him.
Randolph had no less than 10 candi-
dates for Representative. The only dif-
ference between this and other towns is
that in this town the aspirants We're not
backward in coming forward. Every
town in the state always has dozen or so
of would be-candidates, but they are us
ually out of the race before election day.
News and Citizen.
B. f. Chadwick has sold his stock of
goods and fixtures in the Stewart block TO
T. i. Butterfield. Mr.. Butterfield took
DDeStSSiOi ldSk lllIcAaA- ne 4hAtilAc "
run a first-ciass place with a restaurant
connected, where the public can get first
class meals at all hours. Mr.. Chadwick
has purchased the store under Bass jew
elry sore and win do business there.
John L. Martin, Esq, a wealthy New
York gentleman who mas been taking a
pleasure trip through the beautiful Green
Mountain State, with his handsome four
in-hand attached to a stylish English
Brake" spent Sunday in this village, the
guest Of the Red Lion Inn. He WAS ac-
companied by his accomplished wife and
his son, vs. no have bat recently returned
from trip to Japan. Mr.. Martin is a
great admirer OF fine horses, of which he
finds none better than those that come
from Vermont, ana spent portion Of mis-
leisure time while here with y. NJ. Draper,
admiring some OF Pastoral's fine colts.
Mr. Martin left at an early hour Monday.
His handsome turnout was greatly ad-
mireu by our citizens as well IL might be,