Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-07-07
WEST RANDOLPH.


the guest of Ed. Sault.
Mrs. Emma Peters has returned from
pleasant visit in Massachusetts.
Mrs. NJ. e. Patterson OF Lawrence, Mass.
is stopping at Il. A. Thscher's.
Miss Eta Cham berlin is home from
Chelsea, Mass, for her summer vacation.
Mrs. Will Perley of Bethel. was in town
last week, the guest of Mrs. Arthur Lane.
George Sparhawk, OF Fitchburg, Mass,
is visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sparhawk.
f. c. Manchester has been appointed
corporation counsel for the city OF Win
chester Mass.
Miss Emma Moses has finished sue
cessful term of school in Stanford and re-
turned home.
Miss Bertha Hodges has finished her
school in Newbury and returned home
for the summer.
Mrs. B. e. Manley of Boston, Mass, is
at home on a short visit to her mother,
Mrs. A. S. King.
Will Bruce of Chelsea, Mass, spent the
Fourth in town with his parenes, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ezra Bruce.
Alderman s. P. Brown of Boston, Mass,
is spending his vacation IN town the
guest of II. T.. Morse.
MISS GeOrgld IcTTy anu ltiChN3 oAA1'
Harvey, from Saratoga, n. ", were IN
town the first OF the week, visiting friends.
S.V. Holman, DIR. c. l.. Stewart and Mr..
Weeks have returned from Camp kan
dolph where they have been building
cottage.
Mrs. w. F. Peters has been offered the
position of assistant in the White River
Junction School, one of the best schools
in the state.
Herbert Salisbury and family went to
camp at Greensboro last Friday to enjoy
a brief vacation. Mrs. Salisbury is very
much better.
w. w. Seymour of the firm Of Seymour
& Morse, with his wife OF Lynn, Mass,
is in town visiting friends, the guests OF
G. e. Seymour.
N w, Udall has returned from STAFFORD
and is again at work next door to HERALD
office. He is meeting with great success
as a watch repalrer.
George Hoyt is making rapid progress
on the j. B. Eldredge house which BIDS
fair to be one of the handsomest houses
on Prospect Avenue.
w. II. Dubois and wife, f. E. Dubois
and wife and l.. p. Thayer and wife are a,
way on the Editors excursion to Old
Orchard Beach, Maine this week.
Edgar Waters went to Braintree and
took part in the parade Of the Horribles
the 18th and the horse took fright ana
threw him through window, badly cut
ting one arm and hand.
Water rents are now due and Supt.
Richmond will soon call upon each water
taker for the present six months rent.
He cannot call but once so have your
money ready when he calls.
Mrs. L. NJ Ravlin and children from
Burlington have been spending the past
two weeks with her mother, Mrs Il. X.
H. a,,a frfa do ole Mr. NJ Raw
lin spent Sunday with them.
The night mail train from the north
was very late Friday owing to wreck be-
tween Roxbury and Northield wherein
several cars OF n through freight were bad
ly damaged, owing to broken journal.
The Massachusetts Real Estate Co.
which owns some OF the finest ONCE
buildings in the East, advertises its stock
for sale in this paper. Parties desiring a
good investment should investigate this
Company.
Robert b. Morton, our newsDoy, sold
1858 New York and Boston papers during
the month OF June, all OF which he per-
soDally delivered. This is a pretty good
record for a fourteen-year- old boy. He
will make his mark in the world.
Ed Lemond, section boss at East Gran
willie met with severe accident Monday
evening, July 4th. A ''cannon tirecrack-
err exploding in his right hand tore COM
pletely off the thumb and forefinger and
The ends OF the 2nd and 3rd finger to the
first JOINT. DR.. Geo. w. Scott dressed his
wounds.
There will be no preaching service at
the Baptist church next sunday, July 10th.
Sunday School will be held as usual and
the Christian Endeavor meeting in the
evening at s o'clock. There will also be
Sunday school at the branch church but
no preaching.
Geo. Temple has let the job of building
his new house on Prospect Ave. to Robt.
Parker, who has commenced work and
will crowd it along as fast as possible. The
house is one of the many handsome and
convenient plans published in the Scien-
tific American. Builders Edition, and will
be as pretty cottage as there is In town
when completed.
Mrs. J. A. Kendricl has returned from
very pleasant trip to st. Paul, Mimi.
She reports the Randolph people there as
all prospecting. The Griswold girls, Lula
and Ola, are both we'll married and their
husbands are in good positions and get
over $1,000 year each. Green Griswold
has responsible position in freight Of
flee with 20 men under him and gets $500
year.
About sixty people from this place at
tended the game of ball at Bethel, last
Saturday, between the Bethel and West
Randolph teams. The game was interest
ing throughout, especially for the Ram
dolph people. The Bethelites could not
fathom the curves of Carleton, consequent
ly were not Sin it." the score standing IL
to in favor of the Randolph team. "Welll
the Randolphs never could go to Bethel
and play ball any way"
West Randolph had more of Fourth
OF July celebration than she has had in
many years, thanks to the enterprise of a
few OF her young people who organized a
most creditable parade OF Horribles that
went over the principal streets from 8 to
1890 O'Clock in the morning. In the even
ing there weresaUite numerous private
displays of fireworks and all in all the
day was quite well celebrated. But why
not have a celebration next year?
There was quite an accident Saturday
night on Railroad Place. As Irving Lam
sons milk team was standing in front of
George Whitney's and Mr.. Smith was de-
livering milk a freight engine backed
down the north switch track and the noise
Of the escaping steam frightened the horse