Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-08-11

lage within the next six weeks.
Only excursion If the season to High
gate Springs and return Tuesday, Aug. 16
Fare,only sl.z5.
Rev. Edward E. Herrick will preach at
the White Church next Sunday.
Rev. V. 81. Hardy is attending the Con-
ference of Christian workers at Mortified.
Mass.
The Randolph Republican League Club
will hold meeting on Thursday, Aug. II
at Z 80 p. m. at Dubois & Gays hail. in w.
Randolph. Hon. Hiram A. Hnse OF Mont
pelier and others will speak on the issues
OF this campaign. Let all republicans
and all Others, WHO believe in supporting
American citizenship against all corners,
attend tins meeting. The League is doing
noble work all over the country, let us do
our part and help support the great cause.
We understand that Capt. z. ID. Blod-
gett, a native OF this town, is candidate
| for town representative of st. Johnsbury.
Capt. Blodgett was valiant soldier and
gained wide reputation in the Grand Ar
my, being Past Commander of this de-
partment. He has been town clerk and
treasurer of st. Johnsbury Tor IS years
and for the past 25 years has made a sue
cess of the insurance business. He is in
every way qualified for the position and
will make valuable representative.
Mr.. w. f. Tolsn, who has been in town
the past week or so, guest OF H. y. Story,
returned to his home in Philadelphia on
Friday last.
town few days last week stopping at
the Red Lion Inn.
FIG. Harris was in Brattlehoro last week,
attending the annual State tennis tourna-
ment.
Considerable surprise was created on
the street, on Monday morning, by he APP
pearance OF a prominent Republican OF
the town, who lives on School St., with a
Cleveland badge pinned to his coat in the |
place where he had formerly worn Har-
rison badge. His attention was called to
it by Republican friend when he imme- |
diately seized it and threw il with great |
force into the street. He claims he is still
in the g. o. p.
Judge Nichols was in Burlington on |
business last Thursday.
Ed. Wheeler has gone to work on the
G. V. r. r., braking.
II you have watch or clock that you
have been told cannot be repaired, take il
TO n. w. Udall, 40 Main St. He will tell
you what is needed and the cost.
Everyone who has given NV. Udall any
work says he is the best watch repairer
ever in town. Try him.
Ernest Cummings OF Waterbury, Conn,
has been visiting his cousin, Levi Need
ham, for few days.
VIM. H. Dubois was in Montpelier last
Friday.
Rev. A. w. Stone and Fred Leeds spent
! few days in Swanton last week.
Mrs. r. L. Clark, formerly Mrs. DIR. ,
Whittlesey OF this place, died at Barre
asst Friday night from the effects OF the
grip after several months illness. Her ,
'emains were brought here Saturday even
ng. The funeral was held from the resi- !
ience OF her father, Nelson Martin on {
sunday, Rev. g. w. Morrow officiating.
Horse trots are being held nearly every
lay at the Valley Farm Driving Park by
'ur local horsemen. Last week Wal Will
iams Jour year-old PAGER cleaned them 9
ii out.
Regular meeting of Col j.. b. Mead !
amp, No. 81 on Friday evening OF this
week. A full attendance is desired.
Mrs. Bryant is making extensive repairs i
N her house on Central st. b
B. B. Grown and family OF North VIII h
Iston visited his sister, Mrs. J. b. Wells Il
asst week.
Regular meeting of w Randolph Grange !
aturday evening, the 18th. Please do
ot forget il as there is extra business to
o. 4
William Hutchinson started on the re- e
urn trip to Washington, ID. c., Tuesday. a
lie went via Boston. r
j. II. Lamson has bought two building
,ts on the ''fair groundn and is having =
he foundations put in for house to be d
uilt this fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lawless and chill d
rem of South Rutland, Mass, visited her
rother, A. j. Huse last week Il
r. E. Courser, western horse dealer,
by his sister aud niece from
orthern n. ", are visiting their sister, Y
Irs. j. j. Trerise. Mr.. Courser is here '
! the interest Of eastern horses.
All persons having unsettled accounts = =
18th me please call ana settle at once as | \,
ave town Aug. 18th. l. ID. LITcHFIELD.
vp
Miss Josie Wood is visiting friends in
n. III.
viii the members of the w. c. T. L.. X
lease remem Der that the annual meeting =
ill be held with Mrs. ID. f. Lewis Aug. ,
,th at p. m.
Mrs. E. l.. Densmore and daughter Una q,
Barre are visiting friends in town, the -
nests of Mrs. n. g. Hart. n
Rooms to rent, suitable for scholars, No.
School 81. ~
Tuesday, Aug. 9th. Mammals Darlings
i'll enjoy ride to Brookfield the next !,
easant day. -
II you want to see n. w. McCoIlom m
nile ask him what he is going to do with ii
lie 800 just received from the Iron Hall.
A new plank walk has just been put in m
/ Merchants Row. al
Mrs. M. j. Hunter of Claremont. n. H.,
10 been visiting relatives in town the b'
lst two weeks, the guest of Mrs. Z. II.
ruce.
While j. l.. Moses was hitehing one of :,
S horses to a buggy last Saturday, the
)rse became frightened and ran breaking
lie shaft and crossbar. er
The Grand Rapids Daily Herald OF Tues -
~ morning, July 26,contains the follow