Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-08-24

Miss Winnie Foster is with friends in
St. Adams.
Miss Emily Miller is with her grandpar.
ents in Mortified.
Bishop and Mrs. Littlejohn have return
ed to Garden City, L. /.
! I'D. Litchfield has finished work at the
( meat market OF w. +. Williams.
Rev. DR.. Chalmers is on from River
\ head, l.. l., for his annual vacation.
/ ia. Hodges, now resident of Spar
rows Point, Nd, arrived last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Thomas, also J. ID.
Wheeler, journeyed to Boston, the 21st.
The w. c. T. u. will meet with Mrs.
Seward Robson, August 25th at O'Clock.
Mrs. Ball of Walpole, n. H., is at pres
emit with her daughter, Mrs. n. Nj. Dra-
per.
DR.. w. s. Curtis reached home Friday
night after an absence OF a week in Hard
wick.
Miss S. A. Coleman and Miss Mary c.
| Wyer from Nantucket, Mass, are board
ing at the Red Lion Inn.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. p. Bancroft, who have
been visiting at Mr.. Goding's, left TINS
morning for Brooklyn, \. \.
One of Northfield's lawyers, Mr.. {. NJ.
Davis, made business trip Friday 10 the
lively village Of West Randolph.
Miss Bertha Hewitt Of Pomfret and Miss
Chandler of Boston left Saturday after a
short visit at mrs. Geo. Temple s.
Mrs. F. w. Eldredge and two children
from Everett, Mass, are spending a lew
weeks here and at Randolph Center.
Miss Ella Pierce of Shrewsbury has been
in town for some little time, visiting her
uncle, Allen Priest, and other friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Cole, who have been
here aud in this vicinity for some little
time. went back to Boston on Saturday
Miss Fannie Williamson Is spending q
few weeks with Miss Bertha Manneyi z
classmate at the Middlebury High school,
The lauies Of the Baptist church will
serve a ten cent supper al the chspel on
Thursday evening from hve O'CLOCK on
ward.
Rev. 5. L. Bates Of Burlington preached
for Mr.. Hardy ct the White church on
Sunday. Mr.. Hardy was present IN th'
evening.
d. NJ. Strong Of Bethel and Miss Ann'
NJ. Hill OF Bristol were married in thl'
place Saturday, Aug. 18TH, by the Rev. '
NJ, Hardy.
Miss Myrtle Walbridge has been tn,
guest Of the NJ Kisses Bradish at No. % Brooi
ST., East Someryille, Mass, for the pas
two weeks.
F. w Sault and wife went to Montpelie
on business Saturday, and returning a
far as Mort hfeld, remained with RELATIVES
there until Monday.
F.E. Pettibone, resident of Hartford
Conn, at present staying at the Maple
wood. was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. \
NJ Draper, Monday.
Mr.. A. E. Bass, Mr.. and Mrs. +. f. Du
Bots and their guest, Miss Ella Pierce
e were at Camp Randolph, Highgate Springs
for few days lately.
:, Mr.. and Mrs Watson Lamb, who hay
: been about here some weeks, have gone I
Somerville, Mass, ana with them MI
Chas. Vinton and son.
The young ladies Of St. Johns chure
4 will hold Lemon Tea at Mr.. j. ID. DEM
/ sons on Friday afternoon from until
) All are cordially invited.
i Misses Hattie and Grace Ingalls,, teach
ers in the graded school at Barre ou
whose home is in Mortified, remained ]
: Randolph over Sunday.
n w. A. Martin Of ST. Johnsbury, a specii
10 pension examiner, WIS in this place las
!. week to investigate the special clair
e presented by Henry Evans.
D, The excursions 10 Queen City Park al
not being very wen patronized by We
4. Randolph people. Only three tickets fS
the IAFk Mtlt ch4h AhA0Aofs
d Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Atwood have r.
l. turned from Caspian Lake. Greensbor
sr where they have been camping for near
ID three weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. III. B. sa
d, isbury.
Misses Grace and Sue Sanford, accom-
) panied by their guests, Misses Emn
Clapp end Ruth Allen, went away la
= week on trip to Boston and Mount We
- non, y. II.
: j. NJ. Tompson, who has been clerkin
/! in Wallingford. Conn, for the sever
q, months past, made brief visit at A.
ID Fosters recently, leaving for Waitsfie
ID on Friday.
ID H. M. Dufur and C. f. McCrillis were
Manchester, n. H., this week by specl
invitation 10 meet the general agents
al the Mutual Life Insurance company
u New York.
~ The Baptist Sunday school pr
q ceeded to the Bethel camp grounds Thur
e day, despite the threatening clouds, al
= had time for quite a picnic before the fir
n shower came.
k. Seven candidates for confirmation we
s. presented at st. johns church last Su
l., day, and a large congregation listened
ne the very excellent address delivered
I'd Bishop Littleiohn.
n Frank Wright, who has been emplove
since leaving utits III .Aht NaNNH AasNN
TX at Waltham, Mass, has moved back
NJ Randolph and is now living on the far
u of his father, Sylvester Wright.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Gay were SUI
- l.moned to Boston, Monday, 10 attend &
~ funeral of an aunt of Mrs. Gay, Mrs. l.
y, dia fDuBois) Whitcomb, who died
=. Holbrook, Mass, Aug. 18th, in the SD
in year of her age.
IS, a prominent lawyer Of Montpelier, n
a particularly dudish in appearance, reg
all tered at one of our numerous hotels n
r long ago and was taken, IN quite an amt
ng ing manner, for a veritable hayseed irc
two hills back. very little chatting b
been INDUCED in, when the man fro
o, Montpelier commenced to make thin
IA rather interesting for the bystanders.
As drew himself up and began to address I
It. iury in so convincing a fashion that
ng fore many minutes had elapsed, his woul
VI be tormentors found that duty call
IT. them elsewhere. shortly after, a gen
m smile ripped over the village.
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