Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-09-29


friends in town.
j. & Mann was in New York last week
after new goods.
Hon. w. fl. Dubois was on the sick list
the first of the week.
A. E. Neibaum OF Burlington was in
town the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hobart spent Sun
day with friends in Lebanon, n. II.
Hon. w. H. Dubois was in Montpelier
and Northfjeld on business last week.
Mrs. B. g. Mcintyre is having her resi-
dence on South Pleasant st., painted.
| Willis Barnes has rented and moved in
to the Vinton house on South Main ST.
! Frank Hastings OF Fitchburg, Mass, is
visiting his mother, Mrs. Henry Hastings
Mr.. Wall OF South Royaiton was in
town this week visiting his son, w. b.
Wall.
Dean Fassett has built nice barn on
his place near Ayers brook bridge, this
season.
Lucius Blodgett fell from wagon
while loading pumpkins Monday and was
severely injured.
winifred Fitzmorris OF North Hart
| land is visiting friends in town, the guest
of Mrs. T. Connolly.
A little child Of Allen Jones' was buried
Sunday. 1t died from the effects OF whoop-
ing cough it is said.
Mrs. T. Dennis of New York City is in
town, the guest Of Mrs. c. F. Moulton at
sStoneleigh'' for short time.
! The item in last weeks issue relative TO
A. A. Wainwright should have read Fitch
burg instead of Worcester, Mass.
Fred Bradish arrived home from Boston
Tuesday. His many friends will be pleas
ed to learn he is much improved in health.
Mrs. A. b. Chandler and son Willis,who
spent the summer at "Mari- Castle" re-
turned to their home in brooklyn last
week.
A. j. Foster is building a large and
commodious residence on the Jackson
Hill near the residence OF Hale Flint, Esq.
OF Chicago.
Mrs. P. w. Strong and daughter Con-
stance are spending the week in town Wis
iting friends. MIR. Strong was in town
over Sunday.
Mr.. J. n. Mccall and Mrs. James Nc
| Call from New York City arrived Saturday
evening and are at "Elm Cottage" for an
autumnal sojourn.
Mrs. w. f. Peters went to st. Johnsbury
Wednesday to attend the wedding OF her
| friend and classmate at Wellesley College,
Miss Mollie Hazen.
The weather the past week has been un-
usually warm and unhealthy. There was
severe thunder shower Sunday night
that cleared the atmosphere.
Almost all OF the G. A. r. people who
went from this place have returned. All
reported rood time but were pretty
well tired out and glad to get home.
Rev. q. w. Morrow was the recipient
last week ola fine Hunter case, solid gold
watch, beautifully engraved. IL was the
gift of Mrs. Morrow's parents OF Illinois.
Mrs. Howard Waters, nee Nellie La
| Rock formerly OF this place but now liv-
| ing in Brooklyn, n. Y, Is visiting in town
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Harper
People taking water in exposed places
| like sill cocks should shut the water off
from such places very soon now or they
will find them frozen and injured some
cold morning.
John Sharpe and mother OF Somerville,
Mass, are visiting relatives aud friends IN
town. Mr.. Sharpe now holds fine posi-
tion IN the freight department OF The Bos-
ton and Albany railroad.
Mr.. Elvord Chamberlain, wife and
daughter OF Concord. n. H., are the guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. M. A. Tewksonry. Mr..
Chamberlain is prominently connected
with the Boston and Montreal K. Il.
All persons intending to do the Chau-
tauqua reading this year are invited to
meet at Mrs. willard Gays Monday eve,
Oct. 3, at o'clock. Officers viii be elect
ed and the program assigned for the next
week.
The Salisbury Bros. Co. has purchased a
lot of land on the bank in the rear OF the
mill, built solid bank wall and graded
of the grounds making a large addition
to the mill yard, uecessitated by the
rapidly growing business.
A great improvement has been made in
the upper end OF Weston St. this season.
It has been Strengthened and worked
thro' Tewksbury q Sons lumber yard and
the fill widened. Much yet needs to be
done on that part OF the street.
S. A. Capen and wife of Randolph, Mass.
have been visiting friends in town the
past week, the guests of Samuel Bass.
| Their house was entered by burglars re-
Gently and all of Mrs. Capen's valuable
jewels and considerable silver stolen.
While Chas. White and wife were re-
\ turning from No. Randolph Saturday
evening they collided with team coming
from the opposite direction, throwing Mr..
and Mrs. White down an embankment
and badly smashing the carriage. Both
escaped without serious injury.
Mason Battles five year-old PAGER,
ftahut Won hfst prize as sShdehlhh >
driver and first money in premium race at
Bethel. At the present Mr.. Hyde is train
ing him at A. b. Manchester & Sons and
says he is very promising horse. He
win be shown in the races at Tunbridge
fair.
Mrs. p. A. Smit b and daughter and her
mother, Mrs. Clifton started for their
pleasant home in Jacksonville, Fla, Wed.
after spending very enjoyable season in
town, the guests OF A. A. Smith. All re-
turn greatly improved in health and de-
| lighted with the beautiful scenery ana
fine climate OF Vermont.
Parker A. Smith of Jacksonville, Fla,
whose family has been spending the
summer in town guests of his father, A. A.
Smith, has been offered andhas accepted the
responsible position OF Vice President of
the new bank at the iiourishing city of
/ Palatka. Fla His many friends here re-