Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-06-23
WEST RANDOLPH.

Homer Ladd and Loren MosheT of Shsr-
on were among those here last week to
attend the meeting OF the Edmunds Club.
Sam. Bass and Selva Holman are at
Camp Randolph" this week.
Rev. Mr.. Elliott preached at the Congl
church Sunday, in the absence Of he pastor.
Miss Kate Howard has been visiting in
the north part OF the state.
Children's day was observed at the Bap-
fist church last Sunday, with appropriate
exercises.
Frank Rattee had one hand quite badly
smashed one day last week, while coupling
cars.
A. E. Niebsum, OF Burlington, spent
Sunday in town.
The ''Silver Cross Circle, . Of the Kings
Daughters will meet with Mrs. Spear, on
Tuesday, June Is, at 2. 30 p4fn.
Mrs. Will Cushman returned Saturday
from visit to friends and relatives in
Concord, y. III.
George and Edward Putnam accom-
panied by Mr.. Atkins OF Montpelier were
in town over Sunday
Rev. V. VI. Hardy and wife are visiting
in Morrisville.
Miss Mabel J. Smith is visiting in Bos-
ton and vicinity
Miss Carrie Abbott arrived from Tam
pa, Fla, Monday night for the summer.
DR.. @. A. Wheeler OF ". R. junction
was in town the first OF the week.
Monroe Montgomery has moved into
Dr. Morton's house on Weston st.
Z. w. Tewksbury has returned from a
trip to Boston, New York and Brooklyn.
Willard Gay is improving the looks Of
his residence, on Main ST., by coat of
paint.
DIR. E. o. Blanchard ana wife. and L. P.
Thayer and family are at"Camp Randolph"
Highgate Springs for couple OF weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. English of Randolph, !
Mass, have been in town visiting relatives. |
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Chaffee, OF Rochester, /
visited in town over Sunday.
VIII Bean has finished work for his late /
employers in Boston and commences work 4
for another firm, handling the same goods. /
At present he is at home.
Lewis Sault, who has been seriously i'll /
for some time, is able TO ride out.
Quite a number from this place attended
the graduating exercises Of the Randolph
Normal School, last Friday.
Fred and Harry Beedle Of Keene y. H,
are home for couple OF weeks.
John Bates Of Portsmouth y. H., spent
few days in town last week, visiting his
par2nts.
+. w. Tewksbury has shown his politi-
cal enterprise in the last three campaigns
by being the first in town to fling to the
breeze a Garfield and Arthur, Blaine and
Logan, Harrison and Morton, and now
Harrison and Reid flag.
Ed Whitney went to White River juno I
ton last Saturday. where he will have the
handling Of several horses this summer. {
4 number went from this place last Sat
urday to witness game Of ball al Bethel !
between the Bethel and Randolph Center J
teams. The principal feature OF the game a
was the kicking" of the Bethel team.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. d. sanborn and son
Earl have been spending a few days I'M
Chelsea and Corinth. Q
We are pleased TO learn that Sherwin
NJ. Flint, one OF Randolph's bright and i
promising young men. is a candidate for a
the position OF Asst Seciy of the Vt. Sen {
ate.
Mr.. II. c. Soper wishes to thank the
Hose Company and all those Who assisted
him in putting out the recent fire at his 6
residence. Z
Geo Sault had hand mapgled in the =
rosser at Princes Mill Monday.
The wife OF DR.. Fullam and Mrs. Abi- il
gail Robinson OF Aurora, Ill, nave been b
Mrs. b. F. Chadwick and other c
relatives in town. They returned Satur- il
day. 5
Jerry O'Cennell, while turning out tubs o.
at Princes mill Friday, was struck BY
stave between the eyes, making an ugly
wound.
Five persons were baptized in the I
branch back Of ]. H. Lamson's house /
Sunday, by Rev. q. W. Morrow.
Quite large number OF Masons attend
ed the meetings at Burlington last week. q
J. Z. Eldredge has moved his pension
Office TO Dubois and Gays block on Main q
st. in the rooms formerly occupied oy G
Miss Ada Burroughs
Miss Ada Burroughs has moved her e
dressmaking apartments from rooms in
Dubois and Gays block overlooking Main
ST, To rooms IN the same block fronting s.
on Pleasant St.
james Morse and daughter, Miss Mat B
tie, OF Northheld, have been recent guests
Of d. H. Morse and family at Hillside >,
Farm"
Mrs. Wilbur Shepard Of Mortified has -
been visiting in town, the guest OF A. p. .
Fish and family.
Chas. Brunell. brakeman on the way i
freight, had bis right foot crushed By
carwheel at this station Tuesday morn v
ing.
The pupils OF Miss Wood, music teach N
er, held a musicaie at .he residence of Dr.
cream and cake were served by Caterer
Cooling. II
The express south, which is due here at
! IS D. m, did not arrive Monday until =,
D. m. Il was delayed just above ST. Al
bans by the burning OF the creamery
there, which is situated near the track
The creamery was the largest one in New =,
England.
Geo. A. Sawin Of winchendon, Mass.
proprietor OF the play, 'sThe Blue and the VI
GRAY y was in town last week making ar
for the presentation OF his az
play by the Sons OF Veterans. "
There viii be meeting of Col. j. B.
Mead Camp. Sons of Veterans, Friday y
evening of this week. This is the last
meeting before the State Encampment. A
full attendance is desired.
Will Toby, while cutting hay for j. "
Newton Monday, had his hand caught in b.
he cutter and two fingers completely cut