Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-10-06
E. 0. Hibbard uas il Darlington Sat-

e house on sand Hill.
A. A. Niebaum Of Burlington was in
town few days last week.
Ned Bruce brought us some ripe red
I raspberries picked Tuesday.
w. p. Townsend, wife and child OF Chel
4 sea were in town last Friday.
A brother OF VIM. Ducet of Swanton is
visiting him for few days.
Miss A. E.Cobleigh OF Mortified visited
at Geo. j. Princes last week.
q Mrs. Horace Stanley Of North Randolph
is the guest of Mrs. j. w. Gabrielle.
S Miss Lillian Crosgrove was the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Walker last week.
Mrs. l.. H. Goodrich sold her farm in
East Barnard last week to Geo. Densmore.
Mrs.John Boyce and Miss Jennie Beech
! er have returned from Plymouth, n. II.
A. f. Carleton and friend Shepard from
: Dartmouth College were in town over sum
day.
Mrs. J. NJ. Ryder is fast recovering from
a surgical operation performed on her toe
, lately.
The NJ. f. church sociable will meet at
the vestry Friday p. M. and evening. All
cordially invited.
Mr.. Kayaijian,s AN Armenian. will lecture
Sunday evening to the united congrega-
lions IN L0e NlcIuOQlSL tnuEtu-
.c.FN. Blake OF Hill, \. H., and Mrs. $.
A. Oakley Of Bristol, n. H., are guests OF
Mr. and Mrs. ID. Z. Godlng.
J. G. Mann has just had fine ash hat
case, finished in he wood, put into his
millinery department.
E. F. Deering and wife Of Boston and G.
N. Whitmarsh of Mortified were in town
on Thursday of list week.
Mrs. X. s. Snow, who has been SPEND
ing the summer at the beaches in Mass,
returned home last week.
Will Daggett Of bingham, Mass, while
on his way to Montreal, spent Tuesday in
town, the guest Of l S. Chase.
Mrs. NJ. II. B0ynton and daughter from
! Springfield, Mass, are visiting at her
brothers, c. H. Montgomery.
n. w. Udall, the jeweler who is located
next door to the HERALD office, has been
visiting old friends in STAFFORD.
Mrs j. p Cleveland and Mrs. W. /.
Chalmers of Rivershead, n Y, were guests
OF Mrs. j. Sargent day recently.
An Armenian student will speak in the
Cong'l church Sunday morning, giving
an account OF his life and country.
MIR. and Mrs. A. NJ Hubbard took an
early start and enjoyed ride to Rochester
by way of Granville mountain, recently.
WdylbHQ DdiuMlIl, StHtTdl SuptIlDttlu-
ent OF the Q. v. X. R., was in town Mon
day, the guest of Hon. James Hutchinson.
John Ford who has been stopping at
Fairlee this summer is in town, but ex-
poets to leave in a few days for Florida. |
Ernest Fish has finished his labors in |
the tailor shop o. n. M. Draper and has
resumed his old duties as foreman in /
Princes mill.
LII Goodrich has moved from the How |
ard house on Maple st. and is to have /
rooms and board with Fred Church on
South Pleasant st.
We understand that Nj. L.. Chadwick is
contemplating starting first-class cloth
ing store in the room now occupied by /
him as a billiard parlor.
Rand Mrs. Frank Tillinghast of Plain.
field, Conn, and Mrs. Geo. A. Laird of
Royalton were in town Monday, guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. |. Nj. Jones and Mr.. and
Mrs. Lemuel Richmond.
Miss Edah Goodrich OF No. Pomfret.
who is just recovering from a three
months sickness, arrived in town last Sat
urday and will spend the winter with her
father, l.. H. Goodrich.
Mrs. Rhoda Hosmer ofLynn, Mass, and
Mrs. Caroline Trask OF Waitsheld have
been visiting in town for few days, the
guests of Mrs. A. X. Mann. They left
Wednesday for Lynn, accompanied by
Mrs. Henry Fits.
We are sorry to learn that Mr.. Will
Holmes, who has been spending the sum-
mer with Mr.. and Mrs. ID. L. Cooling, has
returned to his home in Boston. Mr..
Holmes thinks there is no place like RAN
dolph in which to spend ones summer
vacation.
John Abbott OF the class Of 81, Dart
mouth College, was in town over Sunday
visiting friends For no 10 80 l.a / ?
been in The employ OF the American Book
Co. OF New York, which place he has left /.
and will enter the Harvard Law School to \
fit himself for the bar.
The Lowell Evening Star OF Sept. 10Th.
contained column article detailing the /
clever work done by detective +. T.. Lamb
OF the Richardson Detective Agency OF !
Boston, in catching thief who had been (
plundering the houses at Billerica, Mass
He is Randolph boy who is winning his
spurs rapidly in his favorite profession.
The concert given in Dubois & GAYS =
hall last Friday evening, by the Ideal Male !
Quartette OF this place, assisted by Miss
Agnes Dooley, soprano, of lsorthfield and
Miss Lizzie Adams, pianist, OF South Roy
alton, called forth large and appreciative i
audience which appearedmore than pleased c
with the efforts OF the singers, ss the re-
peated encores testified. The choice of !
Miss Dooley as soprano assistant proved
TO be happy one and she received much r
merited praise. The boys more than sus-
tanned their former regulations.
The present arrangements of passenger =
rains on the Central Vermont road is the
best that could be asked for. The night
rains run at the usual time, meeting here r
1t O'Clock in the morning. The mail {
north now reaches here at 2-47 which is
y minutes earlier than through the sum-
ner and going south at 1917. The Bos-
on and Montreal express leaves Boston 1
now at 1870 and the New York train
caves New York at s o'clock in the morn a
ng connecting with the Boston express
It White River Junction reaching here as r
me train at Oil p. m. This train brings a | n
New York and Boston mail and New York y
morning papers and passengers from the
New London road. 1t reaches Chicago
he next evening about nine o'clock which a
S the quickest western train ever run
through here. The Montreal express ana c
yening accommodation train south are
lot changed. The accommodation train d
forth in the morning now leaves this sta.
ion at SAT and runs right to Montpelicf- :,