Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-09-07

are visiting Dr. huntington ana family.
B. F. Gillette Of Dedham, Mass, has
4 been in town this week.
Mrs. George d. Thompson and Mrs. G.
2. Field have returned to their home in
Orange, Mass.
Marshall Pearsons of Buffalo, n. Y, is
here visiting friends.
Mrs. Bowler and daughter of Dedhsm,
are with F. A. Guernsey and family for q
few days.
Mrs. Frank Johnson and NJ W. Web.
Der returned TO New York last Monday.
Frank Bachelor OF Gardner, Mass, has
been spending several weeks in town.
Mrs. Pickering and daughter returned
to Detroit last Thursday.
W. S. Alden of Brandon was in town a
day last week.
Mrs. G. A. Gale Of Montpelier spent last
week with Mrs S. g. Brown.
Mrs. Frances Wellesley and son of North
Adams, Mass, have been visiting rela-
tiyes in town.
Galen Fish has returned to his home in
West Randolph.
c. F. Raymond has sold his farm and
personal property to l.. w. Wiley for
p ,025.
Charles Waleott and son returned to
Boston last week.
Mrs. John Lyon has been in Waterbury
for several days, attending camp meeting.
Helen Stanley returned to Bethel last
Saturday.
Sarah Williams spent a week Ia Bellows
Falls and saxton's River, recently.
Eben Ford and wife of Ludlow are visit
ing friends in town.
David McCollom was al White River
junction last week
Miss Knowlton is in Brattleboro for a
few weeks.
Rodney Lawrence and son were in
Forestdale last week.
Miss Minnie Walker is teaching in Line
DIN.
Harry Hubbard has returned to West
Randolph to attend school.
The Graded school commenced Monday
with So pupils.
Miss Blodgett OF Randolph teaches in
the Messer district this term.
c. f. Holbrook and wife, Mrs. Scott
and Mrs. Smith of Brandon were in town
one day this week.
E. g. Brown, proprietor of the Wilson
House, Bethel, and family spent Sunday
in town.
Mrs. f. Williams and sons returned to
Leominster, Mass, last week.
Mrs. William Bemis OF Dedham, Mass,
is making her sister, Mrs. +. A. Guernsey,
a few weeks visit.
Frank johnson of New York City spent
Sunday in town.
Mrs. Edna Chase and cons returned to
their home in Newton, Mass, Thursday.
Ezekial Emerson started last Saturday
on visit to indianapolis, Chicago and /
other places In the West
C. F. Egerton was in Brandon last {
week.
Arthur Holden OF Windsor is spending
! few days with his grandparents, Mr., and
Mrs. John Campbell.
Mrs. w. S. Alden and Mrs. VIM. Weeks
md friend Of Brandon were the guests OF
Mrs. Fannie Bixby last week.
Miss Julia Trask, who has been spend
ng the summer here, goes TO Chicago and /
'1her places in the West this week.
Garrett Shirley and wife are in Orange,
md Boston, Mass, for a few weeks. I
{. s. Martin and Marvel Weber were
n West Randolph last week.
Mrs. lamar Wolcott has returned to
iaverhill, Mass.
Willis Stanley has gone to Brooklyn, b
where he is employed in the bakery OF F.
". Mosher. \
OI is
isiting friends in town. a
Mrs. G. W. Angel spent last week in G
ioshen. v
One day last week, while Charles Car
rs four horse team, driven by his BROTH CT
r Joseph, was hauling lumber to Bran
on, on the Goshen side OF the mountain. is
he team was forced off a steep bank
me horse was instantly killed and anoth- y
+ badly injured.
Riley @. Newton has been spending !,
eek in Winchendon and Westboro, Mass. ..
F. w. Jewett and wife spent few DAYS
! West Randolph lately.
L. NJ. Kent and wife are in Orange, K
lass.
Lyman Page and wife of Hopkinton.
(. y, are spending this week at G. w.
ngell's.
Grace Alex and Roy washburn spent -
ny in town last week. ~
Ont of seven bushels of Rose of Eron rIeC
otatoes raised by c. Fl. Wiley, he has so >
1tatoes that weigh go pounds. -,
Miss Z. G. Stevens went to st. Johns NJ
nry, Tuesday, where she has a situation Or
teacher in the st. Johnsbury academy.
Alice Newton has gone to Ripton to to
ach.
Miss Bingham of Brandon teaches the W
ranch school this term.
William II. Warkman OF Detroit, Mich.
I'd Miss Helen Augusta Chaffee, daugh- j..
r OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry II. Chaffee of SD
lis village, and teacher in the Detroit.
ich., Training School OF Elocution,
ere married last Wednesday evening, w,
ug. 80, at the home of the bride, by Rev.
60. 5. Guernsey, assisted by the brides n,
lcle, Rev. J. Chaffee of Galesburg. nj. "
fter the interesting ceremony had been
and the hand-shakings and ed
were over, came the we'd
ng feast, with the ring cake cut into so
xteen pieces. These pieces were dis de-
ibuted by the bride among sixteen young
dies, the piece held containing the ring
dicating the next bride OF the party,
len followed music and dancing. The al
esents were numerous and valuable and oIi
e held as rich tokens from kind friends
ID loving hearts. The bridal party
irted on their wedding tour Thursday B.,
orning, amidst congratulations and
arty wishes of GodsPeed. ere
Corinth. Fa