Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-06-16
WEST RANDOLPH.

Week
Robert Mitchell had excellent success
fishing last week,
H. NJ Miller is away in Massachusetts
on insurance business.
q. B.DuBois Of Boston was in town this
week. visiting relatives.
Miss Mary Regain is in Malone, n. y,
visiting relatives and friends.
VIM Mann is at home for the summer
vacation from New York State.
Bills against the school district should
be handed TO the committee at once.
Franklin street has been graded SO that
it viii not be So muddy in the future.
A. Kezer, representative of Rochester
in the last legislature, was IN town last
week.
Z. NJ XII nball Of Boston was in town
recently visiting his sister, Mrs. VIM. Fair
banks.
Rev. w. NJ. Davenport of Waterbury
was in town last week and made US pleas
ant call.
A.E. Bass and F. E. Dubois have re-
turned from very pleasant trip TO high
gate Springs.
Mrs. w. E.Sault and son of Lynn, Mass,
are visiting IN town, The guests OF DIR. ana
Mrs. e. T Sault.
Selva Holman and Mr.. Weeks go to
cottage for DR.. stewart.
Mrs. II. w. Tewksbury and daughter
Miss Mary, nave been visiting IN tolls
town, y. H., and in Eoston
Miss Lamson and AFRO d. Lamson, Jr.,
arrived in town on Tuesday and are at
IdIeton Cottage for the summer.
I'D. Denison and n L. Boyden were in
Chelsea last week attending court. The
term promises 70 be very short.
Calvin Sleep sr had atani badly mangled
by being caught in the s.-4der at the sal
isbury Bros. mil one day last week.
Geo. H. Hoyt has J. b. Eldredge's new
house up and covered. Il Is going 10 be
one Of the prettg houses on Prospect Ave
"A. smith has had his residence on
school St. repainted this spring, as has Z.
A. Thomas his pleasant home on the same
street.
Mrs. E. S. whitcomb and Miss Hattie
Mann OF Underhili are visiting relatives
and friends in town, the guests OF Samuel
Bass and wife.
f. E. WyInan is now acting as special
agent for the Phoenix Life ms. Co. OF
Hartford, Conn.,, much better JOB than
mis- former one.
Herbert Adams. brother OF Tullius Adj
ans has Just returned from Burlington
where he has had painful operation sue
cessfully performed.
The many friends OF Elder Spencer were
pleased to see him again. He was in town
fast week with his wife and son attending
the preachers meeting.
Hon. John NJ. Way and wife Of Boston
who have been taking pleasure trip thro
the state were in town last week visiting
friends, the guests Of Mrs. W. L. Heoarc
Remember the Republican Caucus next
Saturday and 60. The next governor OF
h..a ali ar hess
and il is imperative thai every voter at
tend.
No house in the village has been improv
ed so much by repainting this year as the
residence of A. b. Tewksbury. 1t IS now
one OF the handsomest houses on Church
81.
Peck and Thomas have erected i've cot
tages at Highgate Springs. They are
owned bv Charles Abbott, W. Z. Lamson,
DR.. e. o. Blanchard, A. Z. Bass and L. 7.
Thayer.
A. A. Wainwright is making rapid
proprcss on the house be Is building Tor
Moses Bagley on Highland Ave. The
house Is 40 and covered and the lathlng
is well along.
Mrs. +. j. Biodgett returned 70 Lyn-
donville Saturday after weeks Visit With
her many friends here. Her mother-ln-
law. Mrs Lucius Blodgett, accompanied
her on her return.
Our people are all glad to welcome the
r,noing Of Col. R. J. kimbaI and family
10 their pleasant home on Montague hin.
'Tbev arrived Saturday night having spent
the winter at their residence in BROOK
Ign. -.
naking a visit to their beautiful farm
south Of the village the past week, and are
more and more delighted with the beautl-
full scenery and health giving mountain
air of this beautiful valley.
Children's Day win be observed in the
Rautist church next sunday, the lsth. IN /
the morning at the usual hour OF service
there will be special service ana SERMON
for the Sunday school and in the evening
at Z O'Clock there viii be a Sunday school
concert given by the school,
Hon. A. b. Chandler and wife Of Brook
Ivn are in town for the summer at their
beauti al country home on South Main
St, Mai Castle " ich has been pre-
pared for their adv Mt They have one.of
The finest places in me village ana are
great favorites with our people
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank W. Sault returned
from their wedding trip to Boston, Low
ell. Lynn, Somervilie and other places in
Massachusetts last Thursday p. m. and
in TIE evening their relatives rendered
them very pleasant reception. They are
keeping house at No. 3d. Central st.
Rev. Arthur W. Stone OF Swalton, a stu
dent from the General Theological Semi
nary Of New York, win supply St. Johns
church this summer. He began his labors
last Sunday to the great appreciation OF a
large congregation. Services every Sun
day at the usual hour in the morning.
Gov. Wall proposes to have no comprom
Use with the enemy this time, and has lit
orally painted part of the town, tthe
part he lives I'M red-real, genuine, old
fashioned red, and we must say he has
made shit this time and now has as
good looking a house as there is IN town.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mccall are at their
delightful summer home on central St.Ior
the season. After spending a season or
two here, the guests of Clarence Moulton
and the Maplewood, they purchased and
thoroughly repaired, enlarged and beau
tilted the J. Warren Mann place and had
it so nearly completed as to be in condi-
tion to occupy part of it last season.
since then the changes and improvements