Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-10-12

ing Win Mrs. a. Nj. Hu DDaru.
y j. w, Hale commenced Monday TO re.
q paint his residence on Weston street.
n Cortez Nutting, prosperous merchant
4 OF Littleton, n. H., was in town last week
Miss Nina Angel of Rochester passed
Q Sunday with her cousin, Miss Harriet An
gell.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. S. Booth have finished
0 their inspection OF the wonderful "White
: CITY,
Tewksbury's mill was closed on Mon
day for the purpose of making few re-
g pairs.
A. E. Dean and wife are again in West
Randolph after quite protracted stay in
Boston.
Mrs. &. E. Abbott and her niece, Miss
Ella Reid, went Friday to Sharon to visit
relatives.
Mrs. Fred Lamberton, who resides in
! Pomfret, has lately been visitor at Mrs.
Richardson's.
Fred Hatch and family have left Lowell,
Mass, and intend to pitch their tent again
in Randolph.
The ice cart stops this week for the sea-
son. but ice will be furnished patrons il
they so desire.
Edward P. Elliott convulsed the audi
ence with his character impersonations.-
Chicago Herald.
Mrs. j. L. Battles, of the Red Lion Inn,
has been seriously sick for over a week
with peritonitis.
Clayton Kinsley, one of the editors of
the Granite City Leader, was down from
Barre on Monday.
Mrs. w. /. Chalmers, who has spent the
summer here, has gone back to her home
in Riyerhead, l.. I.
Mrs. George French and little child from
| Everett MuSg Whn have vi la.
here, returned to their home on Saturday.
Fabian Dupuis and family have taken
4 their household goods to barton Landing
and intend 10 stay there during the vim
ter months.
Miss Anna Nichols, who sprained her
ankle some two or three weeks ago, has
not yet been able TO return to the High
lschOoi.
| A party of four Western explorers
Robert Mitchell, Laroy Mann, Ed Brooks
ana + rank, Parsons-reacheo West Ran
doiph, Monday.
George Walbridge has enlarged one of
the chambers on the south side Of his honse
on Seutn MAN street by the addition OF
dormer window.
Mr. Elliott has a wonderful power of
facial Change, a fine voice, and a BALD spot
on his mead tnat is funny in itself.-Min. |
neapolis Tribune.
Tnellittle son of F. w. Smith, consider. I
Ing his new sister one OF the most desira-
pie things on earth, has suggested nam
ing the young lazy "1andy."
Miss Ante Burt was the delegate sent
by the SILVER cross circle TO the hrst an
nual convention of the Kings Daughters.
neld IN Brattieboro, Tuesday.
Il. l.. Williams was in Burlington over
Sunday, with Mrs. Williams, VINO return
ed to tnaI city few weeks ago for further
treatment and is now steadily improving.
Lee Warren brings forth for inspection
an apple, OF the russell variety, winch has
reacaed the age OF one year ana Is as fresh
ano tootbsoine as any Product ot tic TAIL
OF 'yo.
Arthur Sault, cousin of the foreman.
is playing The difficult role OF devil" in /,
the HERALD office these days and auapIs :
himself To his new character with surpris. )
ing ease.
Mm. 5. Wood mas sold the old corn
barn, opposite his residence on Park -.
street, 20 Charles AoDott, and the :
latter began Tuesday TO tear Gown the 4
and to move the lumber To ms :
own premises.
Miss Maud Whitney has this year had :
the rather unusual experience OF picking u
apple blossoms IN the month OF October | q
EiIber this Is tropical climate, or that 81
tree has lost its reckoning. If
The Vermont Church Choir Guild will a
1old It's filteelth annual festival in Trim 81
" church, kutlaDC, November 7th and a,
,th AIR. ). B. Whitney, organist of the Ii
Church OF the AdAent, nili instruct the al
Issemb.ed choirs. II
Edward p. Elliott kept the audience "
throughout in the very best OF humor, an .,
violence OF mis- natural mirthful qualIfica- u
ions. The last gem of a thought of n
dr. Elliott was that he was a DAISY" SO ca
ay those who witnessed his work last
Vening.ZS Columbus co. State journal, be
'eb. 20, 1892. ~
MIR. Elliott gave his arrangement of .Ha- W
ei hirke" last evening in the auditori- be
IN. HIS rendition was thoroughly de- or
ghtful beautiful story, exauisitely tn
and handled with remarkable pr
XIII ~ was charming entertainment. of
New York Tribune. no
Friday evening was given up to corn ne
uskings. A party of 30 OF more went m'
own TO Albert Barnes and searched dili- DO
entity for "red ears" Others strinned be
2e husks from the corn of George Mud WI
cit, and third company OF enthusiast sh
c tollers rendered willing service at AL pc
n Flint's. gls
+. w. Lynch, engaged in a large furni- ia
Ire business. IN W orcester, Mass arrived on
IRE on the early train Sunday morning tn,
40 returned the following day, accompa. the
ga oy MS son Harry, who mas been stay ter
= lor week with his grandparents, cot
r. and Mrs. j. w. Lynch. De,
George Brock sewers his connection with sid
e Central market next week, and Dan he
fewer Of South Royalton takes his place ant
r. Brewer vii commence ms laoors the lyl
"a, and Mr.. brock, who has been most an'
'llglng clerk, viii carry away with him an'
e good wishes of the hungry pnhlic thst ing
has SO acceptably served. NiC
saturday afrarroo, n. N tor
Her,,si ave ~. a.. ~ > n. bascom ms
oanclng lessons in Dubois & GAYS nall ~ ~
'arIy thirty young people chased about ~ ~
an enthusiastic manner, and the next ~,
son VIII be given on SATURDAY. after ~.
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