Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-06-09
THURSDAY, JUNE 9, 1892.
WEST RANnnLPH.

George Buchanan was in town this week
visiting friends.
Mrs. W. E. Williams OF Boston has been
visiting in town.
Mrs. A. E. Kendrick is visiting friends
in St. PAUL, MINI.
G.. j. Prince went west on a business
trip Friday night.
All kinds Of Extracts at Greene's new
store, Smiths Block.
Surveyor Smith has been cleaning up
the streets the past week.
F. E. Dubois and A. E. Bass are at Camp
Randolph enjoying the fishing.
Miss Name Moulton has returned from
her visit to Springfield, Mass.
Claude Beedle OF Keene, n H., made his
many friends here visit last week.
Theron Brooks has been quite sick with
scarlet fever, but is now better.
DIR. @. A. Wheeler of White River juno
tion was in town the first of the week.
DR.. Summerbell of Philadelphia will
preach at the Christian church tonight.
Chas Griswold of East Templeton, Mass.
made his parents short visit here last
week.
N. j. Whitehill and wife have gone to
Greensboro Pond to camp out during the
summer vacation.
Mrs. G. II. Montgomery and children
are visiting in New Hampshire and Dos-
ton for about two weeks.
DIR. Ryder's horse stepped back on his
foot one day last week and the doctor has
been on crutches since.
Ned Allen, wife and child of Keene, n.
H., are visiting in town the guests OF his
parents Mr.. and Mrs. I. w. Alien.
The sSiver Cross Circle" OF the Kings
Daughters will meet with Mrs. Mcintyre
on Tuesday, June 14th, at 2.30 pm.
Miss Minnie Evans OF Waterbury, is
seriously i'll with nervous prostration, at
the home of her brother, +. E. Evans.
John Hatch, who is employed at Sails
bury Bros. mill, had the misfortune to cut
the thumb of his right hand quite badly
one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Porter of New
York have been visiting in town, the
guests OF Mrs. Porter's parents, Mr.. and |
Mrs. DR.. M. l.. Scott.
The New England Conference OF the |
Christian churches is in session as we
go to press and the meetings will continue |
through Thursday.
Remember the lecture in the Methodist |
church Friday eve. by Mr.. Hough OF |
Montpelier. Subject SHOW 10 Get There |
He is an able speaker and tlis is a very in
tecesting subject.
Very little was done at the village meet
ing tuesday night except to adjourn to
Aug. LIST, after authorizing the trustees to |
purchase hook and ladder truck and or
dering the new bylaws printed.
The Free Press of Friday contained the
following item of interest: s. M. Flint
went to West Randolph last evening on
business, to be gone week or ten days. i
He was accompanied by Mrs. Flint, who
will visit her parents at that place.
The boiler for the Salisbury Bros. Co.,
has arrived and is being set. The engine
is already in place and as soon as the boil
er is set they will be ready to start up with
the rev power. The old engine was 35
horse power and the new one is 100 horse
power.
Frank w. Sault OF the West Randolph
Herald and Miss Nellie M Paine of North
field were married June l, at the home OF
the bride. Mr.. Sault has many acquaint-
ances in this town who extend congratu-
lations to him ana his fair Dride.-St. AL
bans Messenger.
n. w. Udall, the new jeweler next door
to the HERALD Office, is meeting with
good success. He is ooliged to be at Chel-
sea this week attending court. Last fall
while in STAFFORD he was severely bitten
by a savage dog and was under he doctors |
care for long time. The owner of the
dog refused to even pay the doctors bill,
hence this suit.
Will Ryder, who clerks for Chas. Thurs
ton, met with a serious accident last Thurs
day while unloading barrel of flour at
the Newton House. The horse started
throwing the barrel on him and injuring
his lungs and stomach so severely that be
has raised blood every day since. At this
writing he is little more comfortable but
by no means out OF danger.
Among those in town to attend the COM
mencemenl exercises of the Graded school
ha of or hol 4 p,
Mann, Laroy Mann, Pearl Clifford, Agar !
Carleton, w. p. Abbott, II. G. Allen, ID. c. !
Putnam, w. L. Sparhawk of Dartmouth; 4
Walter Baker of Bethel, Sherwin Flint
and wife and Edna Cushman OF Burling-
ton, Hubert Smith OF Waterbury, Gina
Saxton OF West Hartford, Emma Moses of
STAFFORD, Chas Mann OF Montpelier, Mrs.
T.. j. Blodgett Of Lyndonville, Bert Allis
of Brookfield, Matte Holdridge OF Iras- 3
burg, Georgia White of Northfield,
Claude Beedle of Keene, n. H., Emma
Chandler of Pomfret, and Winnie Parmen-
ter of Brookfield.
The following item was taken from the
sDaily Item" OF Lynn, Mass:
A very pretty home wedding took place
Wednesday evening, June l. at the resi- s
dence OF Gerry TarLox, No. p Lynnfield {
street, it being the occasion of the mar {
rage OF his eldest daughter, Miss Minerva {
M. Tarbox, to Zeph l.. Sault, the ceremony
being performed in the presence of 125 in !
vited relatives and friends, by Rev. j. w. {
Ward. At $50, to the strains of Cleve
lands wedding march, "Luck and Love-" {
which was well rendered by Miss Bertha
Staples, as organist, the bridal couple en- {
tered the parlor, followed by Miss Mabelle
Howard as bridesmaid and Stacy Burckes !
as best man. The bride was beautifully !
attired in a steel colored lansdown silk, !
trimmed with ribbon to match. At the !
corsage was a large bouquet of white roses. I
Miss Towards costume was of light !
brown shade of bedford cord, with large {
bouquet of pink tea roses at the corsage. {
At the close of the ceremony the happy {
couple received congratulations from all
present. A repast followed, consisting of
ice cream, cake and fruit. The presents I
were numerous, and included a check for {
a good amount from Mr.. Sault's employ
ers, Messrs. Houghton & Richards of Bos- {
ton. At 1890 Thursday morning, a hack
conveyed them to the depot, amid show
ers of rice and good wishes, and they {
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