Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-09-15
Mann is on the sick list.


DIR. C. w. Emerson and wife OF Boston
were guests at the Red Lion Inn Monday
Mrs. Fred Dunn and son Ralph starte,
Monday for a six weeks visit in Ware
! Mass.
Chas. Carr OF Goffstown, n. H., brother
of Mrs. H. w. Tewksbury, is visiting il
town.
The NJ. e. society win meet with Mis-:
Matthews Friday afternoon and evening
Sept. 18th.
James Mutually returned Saturday
from weeks visit with his parents il
Montreal
The family of Geo. Temple is occupy.
ing Mrs. Mead's house on Randolph Ave,
for the present.
j. l.. Mann of Dartmouth College says
that Arthur Pratt makes the best rubber
stamps he ever used.
Miss Matte Culver OF St. Adams has
been visiting friends in town, the guest OF
M. Blanche Sparhawk.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Bennett of Mont
pelier were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur Lane over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gaskill and the Misses
Gaskill returned to their home in Phila-
delphia last saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. w. Morse OF Hotel Bur
/ lln8lOn We're IN town over SUNDAY WISH
ing friends and relatives.
Mrs Arthur Reed, nee Lila Gould OF
| Springfield, VT, is visiting her parents,
DR.. and Mrs. 5. n. Gould.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Bliss of Springfield,
Mass, are visiting in town, the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. James Burt
MIR. and Mrs. z. l.. Seymour Of Lynn,
Mass, are spending a week with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. {. {. Seymour.
Fred c. Brigham OF Springfield, Mass, a
brother of Mrs. James Burt OF this place,
is studying medicine with Or. A. c. Bal
ley.
Harry and Fred Beedle, no have been
spending the season at Rye Beach, n. H.,
are home for couple of weeks vaca-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Dufur and Mr.. and
Mrs. f.. f. Evans are in Waterbury this
week, attending the fair which is being
held there.
j. F. Hobart has moved from The J. M.
Holman house on Highland Ave, to the
house lately built by Henry Waleott on
Prospect Ave.
J. w. Atwood is in Boston and SPRING
field, Mass, and Waterbury, Conn, this
week, on business connected with the L.
s. Screen Mill.
WI anu WIS ~ ~ tips VI
Mrs. DR.. C. s. Allen of Peterborough, n.
H., were guests of MIR. and Mrs. h. H.Jos-
lyn over Sunday.
Mrs. X. A. Gray OF Bristol, VT, Miss Jo-
sic Gray OF Chicago, H., and Mr.. and Mrs.
John Hefferts Of Brooklyn, n. Y, were in
town over Sunday.
Col. X. j. Kimball and w. Eugene Kim |
ball left for New York on Tuesday. Bust |
ness calls Col. Kimball to the city, while |
his son has to be back for the opening OF
college.
The road leading to the Center, which |
has been closed for some time while a new
iron bridge was being built near Henry /
Chambers, is now open as the bridge is
completed.
Edwin Ashley, with e. F. Hovey & Co., |
Boston has spent the past week in town |
visiting friends, the guest of A. G.. Wheel I
er. He has a responsible position with |
this leading dry goods firm and is doing /
we'll.
J. B. Eldredge starts for Washington,
ID. c., the latter part of this week to be !
gone three weeks on business. j. Il. Ell /
dredge will accompany him. Mrs. j. b. /
Eldredge viii stop with her parents in /
Warren until they return.
A. c. Holman and mother, Mrs. Hannah
r. Holman start Thursday morning for /
Saratoga, n. Y, where Mrs. Holman will |
remain couple OF weeks while Mr. Hol-
man goes on to Washington to attend the
National Encampment of the G.. A. r.
Ralph A. Howard of West Hartford ex-
hibited pair OF handsome, handy three
year-old steers at the State Fair last week
that were greatly admired. He raised
them, feeding and tending them himself,
& ON calves. They weighed 2525 lbs. He
is only 10 years old. Farmers give the
boys a chance.
The entertainments given by Prof. W.
W.Dayton and Prince Raldino last Thurs
day and Friday evenings were such as to
call forth the good will and appreciation
of all who attended them. Prof. Dayton
is certainly wonder in the art OF mes
merism and repeatedly brought forth loud
applause from his audience.
Next Sunday Rev. Arthur Stone will
close his services for the season with st.
Johns church and return to the General
Theological Seminary in New York. He
has given general good satisfaction to the
people of this parish who will regret to
have him leave. The services will be con-
tinued during the fall and winter. Rev.
MIR. Wilkins will officiate Sept. 18th.
Mrs. Abigail r. Fraser died of consump-
ton Tuesday. Sept. 9Th, at the home OF
her daughter, Mrs. D. +. Cooling, at the
NC vi 30 yCttAos IlcT luHCTdl WIS ntlu !
Sept. s, Rev. G. w. Morrow, as
sisted by Rev. V. M. Hardy, officiating /
The remains were taken to Pomfret for
nterment. She leaves three children,
Mrs. ID. +. Cooling and Mrs. NE. Holmes
IF this place and Joshua N. Fraser of Hol-
yoke, Mass.
We learn that petitions to the next Leg
stature will soon be circulated for the
people of this town to sign, favoring the
of school districts No. 10 of
5raintree and No. 10 of Rochester to Ran
iolph. The proposed annexation would
axe about all the territory and every vot-
r from the West line of Randolph to the
OPP of Rochester mountain, and all east
rly and southerly fiom the "Four Cor
lers," at the foot of the mountain, to the
Bethel line. Also all westerly from the
Dad to Rochester Hollow, toward Brad
ord Bass mill, as far as the o. B. Cope
and place. There are several miles of road
o be maintained, reaching nearly, if not
uite, to the top of the mountain in that
Erection and in the other directions men,
Toned above. 1t is true that the people of
hat section come here to do nearly all
heir business and they would be conven-
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