Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-11-02

4 Miss Jennie Tilson Is visiting in Met
rose, Mass.
Hon. zed Stanton was down from Rox-
bury, Monday.
Miss Amelia Coicord Of Richford passed
Monday and Tuesday here.
Ernest Nudge from Lynn, Mass, is the
guest OF Mrs. Mary Mann.
The Rev. v. NJ Hardy viii occupy his
own pulpit next sunday morning.
The w C. r. q. viii meet with Mrs. A.
/ B. Tewksbury, Nov. Bird, at 3 O'Clock.
Abial Bugbee Of Pomfret was last week
the guest of L. II. Goodrich ana wife.
Miss Hattie Bass returned from Chicago
ana its great Columbian fair on Friday.
There will be an o. e, 5. sociable at Mrs.
\ c. W. Hayward's on Thursday, NOV. eth.
Mrs. j. h. Mayo has been making quite
avisit in Gouldsvilie but is now al home.
Mrs. 8. L. Gladding, now one Of Mont
/ PETERS popular miliiners, arrived Mon
Gay.
/ A cold wave struck this town Sunday,
i bringing furry Of sRow and quite hard
/ frcst.
salishury's factory was closed Monday
and Tuesday for the purpose Of making
/ repairs.
Mrs. Belle Griswold, who has been stay
/ ing with friends in Rutland, is again IN
( this vicinity.
Walter M Hszelton, one OF our sum
mer visitors, has gone back 70 West SOM
erville, Mass.
Miss Inez Abbott went to Burlington.
Saturday, to consult that well-knoWn ocu-
list DR.. Woodward.
w A. Martin, the special pension exc
aminer from 81. Johnsbury, was here dur
ing the past week
Mrs. William Booth and son Clarence
u Newport, n. Il are staying with Mr
and Mrs e. r. Lille.
Mrs Laura standish has rented house
in North POmfret and expects % make her
home there this winter
E.W. Thomas OF Georgia has been spend
ing two or three days with bis brothers.
=. a. and F. B. Thomas.
Clayton Allen OF Bethel made short
visit a few days ago as the home OF his
aunt, Mrs. J.. n Goodrich.
DIR. q. A. Wheeler Of White River june
ton spent the first part Of the week in his
village, hunting partridges.
Z. Edwin Dudley, secretary OF the Law
and Order League of Massachusetts, was
recently the guest Of Mr and Mrs r Z. /
Dubois.
Miss Belle Morse and her friend Miss
cago together, reached this township Mon
day afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. J. d. Wheeler left home (
Monday; Mr.. w heller wentto Boston ana 4
his wife, 90 Holyoke Mass. where she I
visits Mrs. Case.
There was no dancing school last Satur
day afternoon on account Of the absence
OF Mrs. Bascom, who was 10 Boston prae
ticing the latest thing in steps"
Z. r. Van Orman has moved his shoe
shop from the ell Of the Cushman block
to the room occupied by W Il. smith, the
plumber, in the basement OF the same
block.
Mrs Ellen Smalley who has occupied
the position OF cook at the st. George
hotel, White River Junction, since leav-
ing here, made q short stay in West RAN
dolph this week.
Mrs F. g. Rogers and baby Ralph from
Barre have been spending q few days in
town, the guests Of Mrs Rogers aunt,
Mrs & r. Wyman. They also visited 9TH
DC friends while here.
The entertainment at the Christian
shurch vestry Friday night was well de- Z
serving Of the patronage which it reeeiv-
ID. Miss Cotton, who whistles ike
llackbird, clearly demonstrated the fact
hat when a hen undertakes 70 crow, she
rows uncommonly we'll; Miss Mller's
1laying Of the cornet gave general satis-
faction, and the many encores which Sir r
Markham received, proved that he succeed-
ID in pleasing the audience with his pa 9
hetic and humorous songs. The receipts Il
rom The sale Of tickets amounted 20 So
5.
There was a husking party at Mr.. viii Z
1ebarc's the night ~ Oct. 18th, and from
his village there were present Messrs. g.
" Hayward p. II. Evans, Ed Putnam Z
lob, Parker, W. h. Barnes, Pearl Perrin
Ar. and Mrs. Fred Dunn, Mr. and Mrs
'harles Written and X. f. TIlson and 4
wife. An id-fashioned supper, consist
ng OF baked beans, Drown bread pump
IN pie doughnuts cuke and coffee, Is O.
Il Of which the huskers did more than Ii
1stiee, was served. According to all r.
orts, the husks came off from chat corn !,
ke magic and Il took a small brigade te 4
mpty the baskets.
F. b. Merrill and W. n. spooner 81 m
Woodstock IS ere here last Thursday. SELL le
lg stock for ne American Stamp Ma II
hine company. This stamp machine IS
q exhibition at + H. Joslymis ieweiry in
-ore and is a very curious cuntrivance. =,
rop nickel in the slot-no other piece ~
money will answer the same purpose y;
nd this advertising dodge viii furnish
% with an envelope containing two two
snt stamps, a one-cent stamp postal ~
lrd, stamp holder, and coupon enti- ~
ing the tropper OF the nickel 20 a i've
er-cent discount on every dollars worth 81
goods purchased Of the merchant own
g [ he machine.
A few years ago, Mrs. Lizzie sullem. 70
idow with one child, rented the tene- We
ent in the north end Of Hayden sharpe's
luse and opened a millinery store. A no
eek before leaving this place, Mrs sui ca,
M was married in Montpelier to Mr. c.
Parsons OF Barton. Mr.Parsons legally
opted his wife's daughter Mabel, and It
rs supposed by the people of Barton, no
here tney have lived for the last two We
ars, that their domestic relations were ca
~ happy II is reported that while MIR. u
lrsons, who is a travelling man, was away. -
)rd was sent 10 his wife that her hus- 81
nd's relatives, who are wealthy and OBJ ~
,ted to his marrying her, were trying to
parate him from her. She immediarels q
INT to Boston, and not finding him az Ra
s customary hotel. the Crawford House wa