Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-10-06
WEST RANDOLPH.

VIII Bean of Boston was in town ovel
Sunday.
Misses May and Grace Bradish were in
Montpelier Saturday.
Mrs. l.. B. Morey and Mrs. Brown OF
Gaysville visited Mrs. S. B. Robinson last
week.
Minnie Weeks picked a strawberry bios.
som and blue violet ON the first day OF
October.
Mrs. Otis hiford started Saturday for
Somerulle, Mass, to visit her son, Fred
Cole and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Laird OF White Riv-
er Junction were guests of Mrs. George
Spear last week.
Prof. Geo. Elmore conducted the fret
dancing school in Dubois & Gays hall
Saturday night.
Mr.. and Hrs. Walter b. Gates and
daughter Of Burlington were at DR.. Nc
Intyres over Sunday.
Walter Dompier has moved his goods
from ]. q. Hibbard's house on Central St.
to Barre, where he is to reside.
Chas. Griswold of West Gardner, Mass,
made his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Griswold, short visit last week.
= Miss Jennie Granger who has been Wis
iting in town for several weeks, has re-
turned to her home in Lynn, Mass.
Miss Helen Kenyon, daughter OF ex-
Postmaster Kenyon of Mortified, visited
in town last week, the guest Of Mrs. III. c.
Soper.
Frank Thomas appears to be the cham
pion hunter in these parts, judging from
the strings OF game he brings in when
ever he goes out.
E.L.Soper moved his family from North.
field last Thursday and is now living in
his nipQ nj hAuaa Htsfs
OF Prospect and Highland avenues.
Mrs. B. A. spafford of Lincoln, Neb.,
who has been spending the last six weeks
IN this vicinity with friends, started Mon
day for visit with friends in Boston and
vicinity.
Bert A. Lewis had the misfortune Sat.
urday morning, while running saw at
the Salisbury Bros. mill, to cut three fin-
gers on his left hand quite severely, one OF
them being cut nearly off.
F. H, Hyde who developed "Stobop and
IS one Of the best horse trainers in the
state, has come here to locate and will
have his headquarters at Geo. L. Spears
barn on Randolph Avenue.
VIM. X. Payne, cashier OF the First Ma
tionai Bank OF Fort Payne, a former Rut-
land man, has been appointed permanent
receiver of the Fort Payne (Ala) Coal and
Iron CO. He has had charge of the COM
pany's affairs for some time as temporary
receiver.
Rev. John Chamherlin Of New York
Will hold services at st. Johns church next
Sunday morning at the usual hour. There
will be celebration of the Holy Commu-
Mon and all interested in the church
ashould try to be present In the afternoon
~ O'clock there win be service for
deaf mutes.
About the 10Th of this month the new
return postal card will be placed on sale
at all postofflces. The two designs, one
for the domestic and the other for the in
ternational postal union service. have
been approved by Postmaster General |
Wanamaker and the work of printing
and distributing the cards will be pushed |
with vigor.
A circular letter has been issued by Bish |
OPP DeGoes BRAND to the Catholic clergy /
recommending, in compliance with the |
desire of the pope, a religious celebration /
on the occurrence OF the 4O0th anniver /
sary of the discovery of America by Co
lumbus, and ordering that a solemn mass
of thanksgiving be celebrated in the
churches OF the diocese of Vermont either
on the 18th, 18th or 2lst day of October.
recommending that during the mass lee
ture or sermon be delivered pointing out
the spirit Of faith which prompted Colum.
bus TO undertake the discovery OF a new
world dwelling especially upon the touch |
ing sight of the great mariner and the
crews OF the three small vessels going in
procession to the church of Larabida and
there receiving communion the morning
Of the day they started on their perilous
journey.
For reasons important to the people OF
this vicinity it is very desirable that it be-
come known who was in this village and
about the premises of one of our citizens.
with two-wheeled road cart. driving 4
grey horse, Saturday evening. Sept. 18th.
between,9-30 and 1870 O'Clock. There were
two men in the team and on being accost-
ed they drove rapidly away toward De-
pot Square Any person who saw such a
team, IN the village or coming OF going
from Il, that evening and can be sure as to
the identity of the two men who were in
the vehicle and Will impart such informa.
ton at once to the editor OF this paper
viii be handsomely rewarded. Anvone
knowing OF Just such a team, owned in
this vicinity, whether il was seen in or
about the village that evening or not. will
please give such Information by letter 81
in person to the editor. at the earliest dsv
possible. Il IS believed that the team came
rom outside the village.