Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-08-18
WEST RANDOLPH.


Miss Belle Brewster visited friends in
Bethel the last of the week.
Mrs. James Mullaly is visiting her par
ents in Bethel Lympus this week.
About twenty from this place attended
the ra les at Barre last Saturday.
Miss Carrie Sault spent a few days in
Bethel last week visiting friends.
Misses Gail Hood and Annie Goss OF
Chelsea visited in town last week.
John Nlckless and wife OF Shirley, Mass.
have been visiting at Ii. s. Booths.
Pension Agent Curran OF Montpelier
was in town couple of days last week.
Miss Edna Cushman of Burlington is
spending the week with friends in town.
Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Chandler Of Brook
lyn, N. Y, are stopping in town for few
weeks.
The street lamps have recently been re-
painted, which greatly improves their
looks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dodge of Milton, Mass,
are in town visiting their niece, Mrs. c..
G. Written.
n. J. Whitehill, who is camping on the
shores of Greensboro Pond, was in town
last Wednesday.
II you want to see Frank Thomas smile
Saturday morning.
John Church was very low last week
but we are pleased to learn that he is now
somewhat improved.
County Examiner g. f. Morris of Wells
River is in town this week to attend the
examination of teachers.
Mrs. Fred Thompson and daughter of
Lynn, Mass, are the guests OF her parents,
MIR. and Mrs. II. M. Wires.
Highway Surveyor A. A. Smith is inn
proving the streets in the village by the
liberal use of the road machine.
About twenty young ladies and gentle
men from this place enjoyed ride TO Will
Jamestown Springs last Saturday.
Mrs. Palmer Spear and two grandsons
of Boston, Mass, are visiting in town the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. M. M. Drake.
Charles Dubois of New York is spend
ing his annual vacation in town, the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Dubois.
Messrs. Atwood and Burt are in Boston,
Mass, and Norwich, Conn. this week on
business connected with the screen mill.
Misses Alice and Carrie ,Belknap of
Springfield, Mass, are visiting friends in
town, the guests of their uncle, j. II. Fits.
The democratic flag and republican ban
ner were both blown down in the heavy
thunder storm last Wednesday evening.
DR.. Gutterson of Madura Mission, Mad
ras Presidency, India, will give an adj
dress at the Cong'l church Sunday morn
ing, Aug. 2S.
j. II. Talbot and family, II. r. Paine OF
Northfield and Miss Mary Talbot of Ath-
oil, Mass, were in town Sunday, the guests
of +. W. Sault.
Henry Tewksbury, wife and daughter
Mary, Miss Helen Carr and MIR. and Mrs.
A. b. Tewksbury are at York Beach, Me-,
for few weeks.
Prof. A. w. Edison OF Worces-
ter, Mass, were in town one day this week.
Mr.. Edison was at one time principal of
the graded school here.
M. l.. Chadwick had the misfortune to |
drop stitch in his right side last Wednes- |
day, which compels him to remain indoors |
and in bed most OF the time.
A vigorous movement is on foot to or
ganize young Mems Republican Club
IN this town. Let every young republican
come forth and help good cause.
The item in last weeks paper in regard |
to Robert Allen should have read that he |
was to enter the Boston School OF Phar-
macy instead of the Boston School.
w. B. Wall, wife and daughter, Judge |
W. II. Nichols, wife and daughter and |
Mrs. Norman Nichols and daughter are a.
mong the campers at Highgate Springs.
The many friends in this town OF Rev. |
j. A. Pierce OF Belvidere, H., formerly |
pastor OF the Baptist church here, are glad 1
to see him again. He is the guest OF Ell |
lott Cushman.
n. w. Udall and sister, Emma were in |
Hanover, \. H.. last Thursday and Mon |
day to consult Dr. Smith in regard to |
Miss Udall's eyesight which has troubled |
her for several months.
Mrs. Ed Swan is at the Mary Fletcher
Hospital in Burlington. Last week she
had 40 feet OF tape woim taken from her
which makes PAS feet in all that has been
taken away nom her within year.
"Wal' Williams has sold his PAGER "Jol-
ly Boy" and realized a handsome sum for
him but he is liable to remain IN town for
a while. Wal says he is ready to bet small |
sums against any horse of his age in town.
Hess" Smith purchased another horse
while camping at Highgate, which he
drove from that place here. He claims it
is far better one than the last one, as
some OF the "fast" ones will soon find
out.
The Republican League Club hung out
a handsome banner last Wednesday after
noon. The painting was done by artist
n. o. Snow and it Is a very creditable
piece of work, comparing favorably with
any in the state. The banner bears the
name of Harrison and Reid at the top and
Fuller and Stranahan at the bottom.
Mrs. Amanda Buchanan of Millers Falls,
Mass, lady SIS years OF age sister OF Mrs.
Abigail Chadwick and Mrs. S. Terry, Wis
tied in town last week, the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. b. f. Chadwick. Mrs Buchanan
is to be congratulated on her activeness at
such an advanced age, she making the
trip from Millers' Falls to this place alone
Last week Wednesday afternoon a horse
which was hitched in front of J. H. Lam
sons store, became frightened by the
mail train, broke away and ran toward
1ewksbnry's store knocking down Miss
Lucy Tinkham and the wheels passed ov-
er her. She was taken into Tewksbury's
store until sufficiently recovered, then to
her grandfather's, Luther Granger, where
she is stopping. We are glad to learn
that her injuries were not serious.
The Ladies' Arion Quartet OF New York
City will give one of its pleasing concerts
at Dubois and Gays hall Thursday even