Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-07-14


Miss Susan M. Sherman of Braintree,
Mass, is visiting Mrs. Samuel Bass.
Miss Nora Hayward OF Claremont, Nh,
is visiting her uncle, c. W. Hayward.
Miss Gina Saxton has finished her school
at West Hartford and returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ned Alexander spent sun
day in town, the guests OF +. I. Lille
Pearl Sargent and wife of Waltham, Mass
are visiting his father, Horton Sargent.
Helen Holbrook of Maplewood, Mass,
is visiting her uncle, Roswell Holbrook.
Mr.. Gilman of Randolph, student at
Andover, preached at the Christian church
Sunday.
Frank Wright and wife of Waltham,
Mass, are visiting friends and relatives
in town.
Mrs. Ellen Bragg OF Boston, Mass, Wis
tied her sister, Mrs. Hobart Peck, last
week.
aHessn Smith had one leg badly hurt
one day last week by being kicked by
horse.
Mrs. Laura S. Smith is home from her
extended visit in st. Louis and Salisbury,
Missouri.
Mrs. Anna Chase and daughter Alice
have returned from n. II. where they have
been visiting.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. p. Dodge OF Stoneham,
Mass, are visiting in town, the guests OF
A. Is. Tewksbury.
Mrs. Jessie Spaulding of Williamsburg
is visiting in town, the guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Fish.
Miss Ada L. Lamson returned last week
from Bridgeport, Conn, and is spending
the summer at home.
WIN Beedle and wife Of Waltham, Mass,
..,ptff inn in the guests OF MT.
and Mrs. A. H. Beedle.
Clarence Odette and sister Amanda OF
Springfield, Mass, are visiting friends
and relatives in town.
The wife of DR.. Norman >. Morgan ana
son of New York have returned 10 tine ola
homestead for the summer.
eJedu Goodrich and wife OF 81. johns
hurry made their many friends here pleas
ant call the first OF the week
Two ladies of the Enfield, n. H., Shak-
ers. spent a few days last week in town,
the guests OF d. Z. Cooling.
G. e. Lazelle and wife of White River
Junction spent Sunday in town, the guests
OF her father, MI. Mark Atwood.
The new hearses for this place and Kan
dolph Center arrived Saturday and are
great improvement over the OLD one
Mr.. Chas. Zeriass OF New York City, who
has been visiting Dr. Morris Tor couple
~ weeks. returned to his home Monday
The c. 5. Screen Co. has placed its tub
fastener machine in the factory OF y. D..
p,;nas and win endeayor to fiji its many
Mrs. A. II. sherman and daughter Miss
Mary. of Grinneil, Iowa, spent Sunday IN
town, the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs ). r.
Hobart. a.. a..
d nal refn hare he VIII
enter the employment Of MS uhele'a pro.h-
er OF Chas. Hayward.
Miss Ruth Alien of New York City is
snending a few weeks in town with Miss
Grace Sanford. Miss Allan was class
mate of Miss Sanford at Evelyn college
Simeon H. Dumas died very suddenly
last Saturday night OF heart trouble Inc
funeral was held from the Catholic ehurcn
Tuesday, Rev. Father Donahue OF North
field officiating.
A pang of men under Chas. Flint, fore
man Of the c. V. r. r. Bridge Dept, na'
moved the old cal house which has stooe
for MANY years Just below the ADootl
crossing, to a place below the railroad
woodshed.
r.. B. kiely, of the firm of A. t. Kelly .
Son, shoe manufacturers OF Lynn, Mass.
Is visiting in town, the guest OF Ihos
Carrigan. MIR. Kelly and Miss NJ. =. Car
rigan start Thursday on week ; trip tnro
the north part of the state.
A number from this place passed plea
ant day in the Braintree woods. Anon
them were Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Gay, MI
and Mrs. W. T. Bass, Miss Helen Bigelo'
and Bert Bass Miss Bigelow started 70
West Rutland Monday, where she VIII re
side for the present.
The many friends OF Miss Flora Z. lie
bard. formerly the popular clerk IN IN
drug store OF r. q. Morton, are pleased I
know that she is rapidly recovering troI
the nervous prostration with which 81
mas been suffering for the past year an
more. Her case is at present IN charge
DR.. George Scott, and her complete reco'
cry is confidently looked for.-Argus.
Mrs. Betsey NJ. Chadwick died at tn
nome of Mrs. A. j. Curtis, her daughte
at an early hour Sunday morning. In tt
death of Mrs. Chadwick this town LOST
one of its oldest inhabitants, she oein
in her Gath year. She leaves nye cnllore
to mourn her DEATH three daughters an
two sons Two of her daughters from %
Of town were present at the funeral, Mr
John Knowles OF Lakeport, n. H., an
Mrs. c. W. Proper of Windsor, Vt Mr.
Chadwick has always led a true, Christie
life and was highly respected BY all WI
knew her. The funeral was held from u
house Tuesday at go p. m, Rev NJ
Hamblin officiating.
The Binghampton- y. y, Daily hera
OF July 5th contains the following notl
Of a Randolph boy who T. 70 nave enarl
Of a most important furniture exhibit:
ssThe manufacturers Of furnitu
throughout the United States VIII no
their third exhibition OF furniture IN Ne
York. commencing July II and enon
August s. The exhibition building
Lexington Ave. and 43d 81. occupies
whole square and Is six stories high. Me-
IL 500 manufacturers have applied I
space. It IS expected that this viii be t
LARGEST exhibition of furniture ever hs
in the United States. Wilkinson a Eas
wood OF this city viii occupy i've hu
dred square feet OF space and show 20 d
ferent kinds d fancy rockers and chat
finished in ANTIQUE 10th century and IN
tation mahogany. and upholstered in 81
piush. silk tapestry, brocateile and hgur
leather. all new and original deslgI
Their exhibit viii be Oh the fourth ho'
No. al. Mr.. f. ". Kelley of this city, t
ronular and successful salesman Who 3