Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-10-27
WEST RANDOLPH.

Miss Mabel Wadleigh is confined to the
house with fever.
p. O. Chase of Plainfield has been spend
ing few days in town.
Jobn r. Bacon and lady from Chelsea
were in town Saturday
Miss Emma Pitkin of West Haitforo Is
in town visiting relatives.
Mrs Chas. Ainsworth has returned
from her visit in Warren.
DIR. A. G. Wheeler of White River juno
tion was in town over Sunday.
Miss Sue Sanford is assisting IN the mil
linery store of j. d. Mitchell
Mics Florence Wilson is working IN
millinery store at South Royalton.
T. n Gale and E. S. Martin OF Williams
town were in town on business last oatur-
day. :,
MIS-. B. G. Bundy and little son Of
Bethel are the guests of her father, r. n.
Hatch.
Gilman B. Dubois OF Boston was the
o,'ast ~ his brother. Senator Dubois, over
Sunday.
Mrs. Clarence Moulton and Mrs. VIM.
II Dubois have been spending week III
New York.
Mrs y. n Davis from Bedford, Mass,
hos heen in town visiting her sister, MIS-
j. B. Eldredge. :.
| Pearl Sargent of Auburnuaie, Naso,
IN town visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Horton Sargent.
Miss Eupenie Bancroft of Brooklyn, n.
Y, is visiting IN town, the guesV VI
Ellen Blanchard.
| Mr., and Mrs. IL. u. Coie OF Dos 'it !,
spent some days in town last "eeA WIN
Mrs. E. T. Smith.
Mrs. C. F. Harris and daughter Mar
guerite of New York are IN TOWN io' F"
week visiting relatives.
| IN account of the absence of Rev. Y. M.
Hardy, there were no services al TUG N''
gregational church last SUNDAY.
1t is expected that Rev. Mr.. wilkins % o.
Rethel will conduct the services at St.
Jobnis church next Sunday morning.
Mrs + p smith of Castleton, VT, and
Miss Annie Brown of Brooklyn, n. y, are
quests of Mr.. and Mrs. W. 5. 5. BUCK.
Fred Huntington, who is very pleasant :
| lv located over w. s. s. Bucks printing
Office, has just put up a handsome ne"
sign.
Mrs. Hattie Barrows OF No. Clarendon,
VT. who has been visiting at }. ID. Mltch-
ell,s for couple OF weeks, returned 10 ner
| home last week.
II is rumored that there will be grand
chiclren shoot here Thanksgiving Day.
Watch next weeks issue OF the HERALD
| for full particulars.
| John Church has moved from summer Se'
10 the Lewis Fish house on weston ot,
| Caleb Eaton and family have moved into
the tenement vacated by Mr. Church
Mr.. Frank A. Griffin, formerly, OF the
class OF '94, Dartmouth College, but now
! in business at Onset Bav, Mass, was ~
town last week, the guest OF Il. W. lewAs-
| bury.
Miss Maude Whitney picked and pre-
| scented the Editor with bouquet OF Dutter-
Guns that she found growing in the open
air. What is the matter with the climate
OF Vermont?
Mrs. Alfred FAY, Miss Ina and Miss ABB
HE Fav and Miss Carrie Talcott OF Oak
land. Cal. also Miss Marcia Whitcomb OF
Williston and Mrs. c. U. circuit OF Rox-
bury visited at j. B. Wells last week.
The parade made by the Graded School
and Veterans. on Columbus Day, was con-
coded to be the most imposing ana I'M
pressiye demonstration ever made In th-
streets of this village. The procession
reached from the schoolhouse yard TO tine
depot. marching as close together as pos
sible.
The "silver Cross Circle of the Kings
Daughters will meet with Miss Burt OF
Tuesday, Nov. l, at 2:30p. M, Il the DAY Il
fair ;lif It rains the meeting will be at Mrs Mrs
Whitten's. At the last meeting on Oct. lStt
Miss Burt was made president Mrs ~, p. % y
Blanchard, 1st vice president; Mrs. Chase
2nd vice president; Mrs. Arthur Lane
treasurer; Miss Moulton, secretary; Mrs
Draper, manager of work. Mrs. Written
chairman Of committee on entertainments
While ex-Postmaster French OF Brain
tree was getting into his buggy, whicl
was standing in front of Tewksbury'
store Saturday p. m, the horse becam
frightened by the democratic nag ant
Turned tipping the wagon over and throw
ing out its occupant, Mrs. Gibson Crane
who was quite severely injured on On
arm and her face. The horse ran betweel
the hitching posts onto the sidewalk Il
front OF Thomas store and then towar'
the railroad crossing, where II was stop
ped by w. c. Jones of Barre.
The following scores were made Ocl
18th by members OF the W. X. Rifle Gu
at their range: