Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-08-24
Mrs. 9. ". Morrow is expected home


ter Isa have been in Barre on visit.
Lewis Filiion, the section foreman, had
his hand badly bruised last Iuesaay morn
Mrs. and Miss Ware came from New
York last week and spent Sunday IN this
Miss Ethel Crosby from Long Island
was visitor at Ma. j. d. Denison's DUR
/ ing last week.
The regular moEthiy union services
viii be held al Z O'Clock next Sunday even
4 ing in the NJ. +. church.
Mrs. Katherine Pratt and Miss Mary
4 Pratt Of Montpelier have been staying
with Mrs. Grin Chamberlin.
! There is a moon, so the people have not
4 been dazzled by the effulgent rays OF the
street lamps on cloudy nights.
Col. r. J. Kimball, who has been at
Montague Place. this week, was 10 hut-
/ land for day or two during muster.
Lewis B. Fish, who now lives in Spring
| field, Mass, is in West Randolph, visiting
l his brother and sister, A. b. Fish and Mrs.
/ F. a. Hobart.
Mrs. p. Parker and baby Margery, from
i Warren, also Miss Jennie Parker, were
with their friend, Mrs. H. NJ. Miller, dur
ing Monday and Tuesday.
John Badger, after a sojourn Of two or
/ three weeks at the home OF his sister, Miss
/ &. NJ. Badger, went back 10 Boston, Tues
day. Miss Phillips also returned the
same day.
Rev. and Mrs. V NJ. Hardy and Mr..
and Mrs. e. p. Bancroft spent one day
OF last week with Mr.. and Mrs. Holmes,
dining at the Maplewood a. guests OF
Mr.. Holmes.
Among those departing Monday were
Miss Ralston, who has been spending lhe
summer AZ elm Cottage, and MISS ts-
we're. visitor at Mr.. j. w. Burts. MI
Revere left Thursday.
Mrs. Ida Ford is on her way TO Nebras-
ka. having left here yesterday on the
evening train. She intends to stop Tor
short time al Belvidere, H., and viii then
proceed on her journey.
Mrs. Huse and daughter Clara from
Morrisyille have been visiting Mr. ana
Mrs. A. j. Huse this week. Miss Huse
was at one time employed in the JOB
printing office Of W. ;. 5. Buck.
Miss Inez Abbott win WELD the baton
OF authority in the second primary this
coming wear. Miss Abbott is graduate
of this school and is, consequently, well
fitted for the duties Of her position.
The Ladies' Aid society OF the Nj. +.
church intends TO hold Columbian apron
sale, together with other things, early IN
September. The ladies have already re,
>
States.
Mrs. DR.. Drake and two children OF
West Lebanon, who have been at Ira VIII
liams' lately, went away from here Tues
day. Mr.. Williams daughter, Mrs r. u
SEYMOUR. and her child, from Springfield
Mass, are with him now.
The man who layeth concrete walks Il
expected here the latter part OF the week
and the first walk 10 be laid Is one OF
South Pleasant street, from the corner o
Randolph avenue and South Pheasant
street across the track and up the hill pas
the Roman Catholic church.
Additions TO the landscape, in the shape
: of billboards for the circus, have beer
! made in different parts of the village, ane
! after the billposters have finished then
artistic labors, these boards will,probaply
il attract more attention and receive mor'
/ careful study than would "The Angelus.'
Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. Thayer, who have
oeen staying with Mrs. h. {. Soper
e a niece OF Mr.. Thayer, left Monday on
y quite little journey, taking in Magyar
down the Hudson TO New YORK and IRON
: that city to their home in Fall River
,, Mass.
y Miss Alice Crook OF Bradford and Mr.
Z and Mrs. +. B. Patch Of New York cam
from Bradford and spent Sunday a
i Mari Castle" MIR. A. r. Brewer, secre
"a tary of the Western Union Telegraph com
4 pany, his wife and wife's father, Mr.. Dodg
; Of Enfield. y. H., have also Ueen visitinl
the Chambers.
% A. Z. Bass started yesterday for Bangor
n Me, to attend to his duties as one OF IN
i superintendents Of the ticket department
a connected with the Eastern Maine stat
Fair. held IN Bangor from Aug. 18th Z
:, sept. list. His uncle, Hon. j. p. Bass o
i that city, is president Of the fair and ais
n one OF its trustees.
n Mr.. and Mrs A. j. Huse entertaine
the clerks in tue store of A. W. Tewks
hurry A Sons and Messrs. +. L. William
ana r. l. Church at their pretty home OF
= south Pleasant street Friday evening
~ The refresh ments consisted Of ice cream
81 and cake. and the host and hostess mad
the evening pass in most delightful man
q ner.
y The Mutual Life Insurance company G
~ New York offered three prizes 70 those q
= their agents doing The greatest amount q
business for the company in the month {
d, July. H. NJ Dufur OF this city won "a
~ hrst prize-Sl50 in gold. MIR. Duiur is {
to be congratulated on winning the priz
m and on not having il presented to MIN
the form Of a check.
D. Mrs. Margaret Smith and Miss HATH
ne in their Western peregrinations, haN
reached fonu uu lhts 0tsss NhNl
at Mr., James Bass, an uncle of Mrs. Smitl
nd now resides. From Fond du Lac, the
line of travel takes them to Coldwf
OF ter. Mich, on a visit to another relativ
s. Mr.. Chas Hutchinson, and after the
OF STAY in that city is over, II is expecte
is that these travelled ladies win turn the
m faces hOmeward.
I'D Capt. c. P. Miller and wife from WASH
m ington, ID. C., are guests OF mis- sister, Mr.
6 II. II. Mcintyre. Capt. Miller, who
he quartermaster in the United States Arm
he and is in charge OF buildings and ground
e left Monday morning on a tour of inspel
d ton, to include Fort Ethan Allen, Platt'
ed burgh and Sacketts Harbor, returnin
Tie here later on. His father and sister fro
Pomfret, Hon. Crosby Miller and Mr.
les Ellen Chandler, were also at DR.. Nell
u tyres the first part of the week.
A On Tuesday occurred the annual Sun
ed day school picnic Of the Christian churc
on DR.. Blanchard, the superintendent, mu
Is tered force of 40 people, and at abo