Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-10-20

r. A. Shattuck was IN Nlnusor,On Dusi-
ness, last week.
Meeting of West Randolph Grange Sat
urday evening, Oct. e. sec.
E. J.BIodgett of Lyndonville is in town
for few days on business.
Mrs. A. K Mann and Mrs. w. {. Hol-
man are visiting in Pomfret.
Miss Grace Bradish is at work in the
millinery store OF j q. Mann.
Mrs. G. B. Evans of Waterbury was the
guest OF E. A. Shattuck last week.
Mrs. Fred Dunn, who has been visiting
in Ware, Mass, returned home last Friday.
Mrs. A. @. Wheeler was taken i'll last
Saturday and is now confined to her bed.
Miss May Godfrey is learning the mil
linery trade in the store OF j. ID. Mitchell.
Mrs. Sherwin Flint OF Burlington is Wis
iting her parents, Mr. land Mrs-John Prince.
Mrs. Benny OF Toilette, Can, is in town
visiting her sister, Mrs. Lyman Hutchin-
son.
Mrs. Fannie Larock OF Springfield, Mass.
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. ii. H. Har-
per.
/. d. Litchfield, travelling salesman for
the Norfolk Oyster Co., spent Sunday IN
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warner ID. Greene OF Ian
atives in town.
Mrs. Chas. Vincent OF Bethel was in
town over Sunday the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. n. King.
Pr. McLaurin, formerly OF this place
but now OF Buffalo, n. ", has been visit
ing friends in town.
Henry Ford, former resident of this
place, now of Boston, is visiting old ac-
quaintances in town.
c. E. Smith OF Lexington, Mass, and
Plinn Bliss OF Lowell, Mass, were guests
OF S. H. Brooks, Sunday.
John Huse and son, Chas., OF Windsor
were in town over Sunday, the guests OF
MIR. and Mrs. John Loveland.
Irving Gilbert of Taftsville was in town
Tuesday and purchased the registered
Jersey COW Kareanna, of L. p. Thayer.
c. ID. Sanborn and Mrs. c. f. Abbott |
went to Manchester, n. H., last week to
see their sister, who is dangerously ill.
Mrs L. w. Shedd and Mrs. Herbert |
Gleason of Montpelier were lin town last |
thursday guests OF Mrs. {. &. Written.
The members OF Arcadia Lodge |. OCT.
will please remember the meeting to be |
held at DR.. Gould's Thursday evening, |
Oct. 20.
Perey g. Ferry from the Vermont
House, Saratoga Springs has been visiting /
in town the guest of his cousin, A. r.
Holman.
DR.. II. H. Mcintyre and Mrs. Ellen
Chandler started Saturday night for Chi
csgo to attend the dedication OF the
Worlds Fair building.
The English thoroughbred horses OF
Col. II. j. Kimball were CARED here Mon
day to be taken to his home in Brooklyn,
n. Y. 0rlin Greene accompanied them.
The long looked for and much needed
hook and ladder truck arrived last week
and is now in the apartment made for ii
in the engine house. A company Will be
organized fol- 1t as soon as possible.
Will Blood had the misfortune Saturday
while unloading kerosene oil, to get one
of the fingers on his left hand caught be-
tween two barrels, jamming it quite badly.
The boys and girls OF the Baptist sun
day School are requested to meet in the
chapel of the church on Saturday after
noon at 3: 80 o'clock. They will find some-
thing especially for them.
Frank F. Sault has sold his farm in
to Arthur Burridge, who will take pos
session the first OF Nov. Mr.. Burridge has
sold his farm to Allen Spooner.
Among the relatives from out of town
who were here TO attend the funeral of
Lewis Sault, last week were Henry l. Sault
aud wife and George A. Sault of Oakdale,
Mass, Mrs. Ellen Sault OF West Boylston,
Mass, and Mrs. Melinda Dragon OF New
Bedford, Mass.
The Summit House at Roxbury was de-
stroyed by ne Saturday evening and the
glare was plainly seen by number of cit
liens here. The fire caught from a de-
fective chimney. Loss $500, insured for
5000. Mrs. W arner, the owner will re-
build at once.
If you need a new sole or an old one ire
paired take il to Elmer T.. NanOrman the
shoemaker in w. ii. Dubois block over
the store of Il. A. Thomas. All kinds
Of repairing and cementiDg at low prices. {
New work In the best manner.
The leaves are now nearly all fallen from
the shade trees in our village and should
be gathered up from the sides OF the street
and lawns of the village by each resident,
SO that winter may find our streets clean
and tidy. The leaves are worth more than
the cost OF gathering, for fertilizing.
The remains of ID. Hubbard Morse were
brought here Tuesday night for burial
from his home in Michigan. The funeral l
was held from the residence OF c. c. Blod-
gett on South Main ST., Rev. G. w. Nor
row officiating. Mr.. Morse at one time
lived near this village just below the old {
church in Bethel.
- nc NnIlotidu IllutdNOI JOtlCll III the I I
Baptist church will hold a lunch sociable
at the residence of Mr. w. c. Cushman on I
Thursday evening at 7:15. The BOYS and /
girls as well as the Older ones are invited !
as there will be entertainment for them
Every lady and every girl is
to bring lonch for two.
Our two representatives in the Legisla- q
ture have very eligible positions on COM
mittees. Senator Dubois is on the Rail-
road Committee and chairman OF the FL J
nance Committee and also of the Joint /,
Committee on State and Court Expenses.
representative Mead is on the Worlds
Fair and Educational Committees. All
irst- class places.
A partial eclipse OF the sun, visible in
his vicinity, Will occur about noon on
Thursday of neAt week, when the moon
viii for time blot out the greater portion
# the face OF the sun. At no time will the
'un's disc be completely obscured, but at
he height OF the eclipse the sun will APP
bear crescent shaped.
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