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

Mrs. r. q. Morton visited in South Roy
alton last week.
Miss Electa Fish from Mortified was
home over Sunday.
Senator Dubois was home from Mont
pelier over Sunday.
Mrs. Laura Goodno is visiting in town,
the guest of her son, Herbert Hubbard.
Mrs. Belle Flint has gone to Amherst,
Mass, where she will make her home with
her son.
Mrs. r. B. Flint has two apples, sent
her by Geo. Flagg of Braintree, that weigh
IA ounces each.
Carl Administer started, Monday, for
Chicago, where he has position with a
railroad company.
G. b. Dodge, wife and daughter OF Lis
bon, n. H., are visiting in town.the guests
OF Mrs. G. IL. Tracy.
Bishop Bissell will make his second Wis
it to St. Johns church, Nov. q, for the
purpose OF confirmation.
X. F. Tilson has taken the belt at High
gate as the champion shot, having two
ducks and teal to his credit as the result
of his trip.
Mrs. Cora Robbins, who has been away
caring for her sick mother, has returned
and opened her dressmaking rooms in the
Bradish block.
Let every one interested in preventing
cruelty to animals attend the meeting
Friday evening at the Christian church
vestry at 80 o'clock.
Quite wonders pullets, eleven months
old, lay All eggs in $50 days; besides one OF
them raises litter of chicks in the mean
time, for Frank Griswold.
Arden Flint has sent home some beauti
full ornaments in the shape of paper
weights, bookholders, table tops, match
and toothpick holders, made by MIN out
OF onyx and " bite marble, that mis- mother
would like to sell.-Smith's block.
The R. X. commissioners have laid out
a road on the east side OF the railroad over
the hill at Ford's crossing, which will do
away with all travel over the upper cross
ing and nearly all over the lower crossing.
which will be used only by the people go
ing up the Rlford Brook.
S. A. Howard who will be pleasantly re-
membered by our citizens as the man who
has given this village so many fine con-
crete sidewalks, has been nominated bv
the Republicans of New Hampton, N. H.
TO represent that town in the New Hamp-
shire legislature. He has been laying walks
at st. Adams this season.
Rev. V. M. Hardy is away on his vaea-
ton, attending the annual meeting of the A
merican Board of Foreign Missions at Min
neapolis as delegate from Vt. While there
he is the guest of Dr.Smith Baker, former
~ of Lowell, Mass.,a pleasantly remem-
bered as an effective Sunday School work.
er in New England. After the meeting he
will spend some time visiting friends in
Minn.and the great Northwest. He made
brief stay in Chicago on his way out.
There will be held two races Saturday
Oct. p, at the Valley Farm Trotting PARK
owned by A. B. Manchester and Sons
One race is to be made up of horses that
have trotted in 2-40 or better and the other
of horses that have trotted in minutes or
better. The two purses will be the gate re-
ceipts, each divided into four monies. p
A. Manchester will have charge of the
grounds. The committee to classify the
horses and purses is, J. B. Wells. b. A.
ShattUck and ID. H. Morse; Judges are r
H. Joslyn, j. II. Moulton and Frank Girls.
void. Time keepers are n. NJ. Draper. +.
II. Joslyn and j h. Moulton. There Is to he
no entrance fee, but 10 per cent will be de-
manded from the winners. sslettie's Colfn
of Warren, the fastest yearling colt in the
state, will on that day ssstart" for the state
record. Tickets are Low on sale at Joslvn,s
jewelry store. Come and patronize home
talent. Parties having horses to enter and
wanting barn room and feed for same. ad-
dress, F.H.HYDE, Sec, West Randolph Vt.