Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-05-19

| Mr.. r. A. Shaw who was kicked by DR.
/ Nutting's horse is improving as fast as
could be expected. The upper Jaw bone
was broken twice.
Mr.. Murphy is building a more conven-
lent meat market near the hotel.
The Randolphs beat the High School
| BOYS 81 to 10 in the base ball game played
at West Randolph Saturday.
The district school is keeping with Miss
Wood and Miss Sessions as teachers.
The A class set out class tree Friday
afternoon.
All are glad TO welcome Miss NJ l..
Gates among the Normal teachers again.
Mrs. Bolin has returned from w. z.
Junction where she has been caring for
her sick son who il is hoped will be able
to come home this week.
| A very practical sermon was preached in
the Episcopal church Sunday afternoon
/ by Rev. Mr.. Caswell. The subject was on
the good and evil results of recreation.
1t was decided at the Cong'l S. s. to OBJ
serve June 5th as Children's Day instead
of the 18th.
Geo. Hyzer sold six-year-o beef to
Mr.. Murphy at Sc. pound dressed.
Geo. Gilbert is to finish a school in Gays
vile which was begun by another teach
err.
Judge Adams and family attended the
funeral OF his sister, Mrs. Whitcomb at
West Randolph Sunday.
NJ. +. Rowell delivers at Barre from 10
to 10 dressed hogs every week and pays
the farmers little more than they can
get In the Boston market.
Mrs. V. !. Spear has been visiting her
mother and sisters the past week at Ran
dolph and starts this week for Chicago
where she will visit friends.
The following from the last issue of the
st. Johnsbury CALIFORNIAN will interest
some of our readers:
Married. in Randolph, VT. May End, 1892
by Rev. Mr.. kimball, Jefferson Kenerson
and Harriet Cole. The first few years
they lived in Orange county, then moved
to peacham about 1876 where they have
since resided. Mr.. Kenerson Is the fourth
son of the late Joseph kenerson OF Revo-
lutionary fame, who died about forty
years ago at Chelsea, VT. Mr.. and Mrs.
kenerson have two sons and daughters.
Royal b. married Ellen, daughter OF Col.
b. +. Rugg OF st. Adams, VT, he being a
produce dealer and residing In Boston;
Harriet married William Hurd and lives
in Lyman, y. H.; Ellen married Alpha
Goodail OF Littleton twho died about 25
years ago. and she now lives in Spokane,
Wash, her son Fred being cashier of the
National bank OF Spokane, and her daugh
ter Mary having married r. B. Sherburne,
dry goods merchant in Spokane; Flo
rinda, beautiful child, died at Vershire
about fifty years ago; Laura and Gardner
live on the home farm, one of the pleas
ant farms of South Peacham.
The sons and daughters with the ex-
ception OF Mrs. Goodall) were at the
home OF their parents May I'd to celebrate
the sixtieth marriage anniversary The
neighbors and friends, as well as the sons
and daughters, enjoyed the occasion very
much, and none more so than Mr.. and
Mrs. kenerson who are s. and SO years OF
age. The day will long be remembered.
such table, we never saw. We can't
describe it as il was ahead OF anything
that we ever saw before, Too much cred
II cannot be given to the sons and daugh-
tiers who for twenty-five years have been
untiring in their efforts to make happy
home Tor their parents and may they sue
coed in making the sunset OF their lives
cloudless. May they have their reward is
the earnest wish ofONE WHO WAS THERE |
Spring Hats at cost at n. y. Millinery
Store, West Randolph, Vt.