Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-11-09

Mrs. George Temple and baby LETT tues
Iay for visit in Pomfret.
HI. Wiley of Chicago, H., was re-
cent guest at the Red Lion Inn.
Mrs. J.W Gray of Chicago arrived Mon
riav and is q guest at Willard Gays.
Mrs e. w. Howe OF Northiieid came
FRIDAY 10 visit her brother, L. L. Soper'
Vet another dandelion blossom, picked
Nov. stb. has been brought TO this once
Miss MAY Dean of Boston is With her I
uncie and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs A. Il. Dean. 7
Monday. Mrs. Myrtle Walker from Kan
sas and Joseph Dean of Bethel were guests
OF J. NJ. Atwood
Mrs. E. o. Blanchard, who had been
STAYING in boston for week or more
reached home Monday.
Misses Sadie Lamb and Grace Bradish
are assisting in the millinery department
OF j. d. Mitchell's store.
VINO. Morrill, and wife, who have been
living on the farm of j. q. Mann, are nov
located at Barton Landing.
NJ. f. Chase OF Montpelier and Nj L.
Hutchins OF Barre, botn insurance agents,
W ere among this weeks visitors.
Miss Belle Butler of New York City Is
visiting her sister, Aiss Frances buller'
and her many friends la kaAcolph'
Miss Jessie Williams cams from Enheid,
N. H., last week 10 DC the guest OF per
cousin, Miss Celia Williams, over Sunday.
Charles Crandail, who is one OF the. car
penters al work on the new schoolhouse
IN south Royauon, spent Sunday at holne'
Frank p. Merria, prominent member
of the sons OF Veterans, and whose mead
quarters are III Boston, visited tins place
FRIDAY.
Col. Charles Forbes OF st. Albansi presl-
dent Of the state Press association, was
O ne Of the distinguished strangers IA Town
tuesday.
Walter Arnold Prince is the name oithe
battle-ground son born to Mr.. ana Mrs =
l.. Prince OF Mount Pleasant, Men, on
Nov. End.
at a meeting of j. G. Mann's creditors,
his son, Laroy Mann, was appointed as
signee, and the Corner Clothing store was
e-opened Tuesday.
/ Miss Helen Hickok of B 'ston, gradu-
ate OF Wellesley college, passed q rev ua " ?
/ here lately, visiting Rev. ana MS V NJ
\ Hardy ana Mrs. Emma Peters.
j Ralph Hodges, wife and daus hter have
moved from the farm beyond handolph
Center to the upper tenement IN a. ~
! Hayes new house on Maple street
The Odd Fellows initiated three candl-
I dates Monday night. After the workihs
/ of The initiatory degree, an elegant COLA
ton was served at the Bon Ton CAFE
Mrs. L. t. Brigham, who was taken SO
very i'll while Visiting at Hobart feck ;,
has recovered, and Monday started, with
her husband, on the return trip 10 ot'
Johnsbury, travelling by carriage
Rev. w. n. Roberts and Rev. Mr.. Evans
pastor of the M. y. church at the center,
exchanged pulpits last Sunday morning.
In ne evening, very interesting concert
was given oy this Methodist Sunday
scnooi.
ETaose interested in organizing sing
-, school in DIST. No. IA, HeOard HIN
viii meet at the schoolhouse in that dis.
! trict Satur lay evening, Nov. lltn, at f:3'
. clock.
TLe.e Will be a regular meeting OF Ar
! cadia Lodge, |. o. g. T., THURSDAY even
, ing I'll 1850 sharp, for the installation o
. officers and the transaction OF other I'M
: porianJ bus ness. a large attendance Il
ernestiy desired.
Fine crayon portraits OF Mr.. and Mrs
Ill G. Tracy, OF Mrs. Gold (nee Gertrude
/ b OK foro) and of Charles Moulton
North Randolph have been exhibited TIM
! week in w g. Lamson's . .ndow, as sam
! p,es oil the work that Mr.. Lamson IS abb
10 have done for his customers.
A freight train pulled apart between
/, Bethel and Royalton, Saturday morning
: and When IL came togeti er again. y cam
: with such force as TO break the dra"baf
I ana tos,ave in a car of wheat. some
: the wheat was spilled, and the early pas
senger train north, cue here al o;si, VA
= DELAYED about an hour.
o The Amherst Dartmouth foot )ail gam
J. taxes place at Hanover, n. h., Sal urday
: Nov. 1iih. BY leaving here on the morn
. in! mail train, people can reach W hil
q River Junction in time to have dlnne
!, and drive to Hanover before the com
: mencement of the game at 2 O'Clock, an
y they will probably be able 10 reach HON
!, on the evening express, which arrive
:, here at Sill o'clock.
n A slight railroad accident occurred her
/, Thursday noon. A north bound freigh
a train was switching some cars 10 SID
O track. when two uf the cars jumped tn
. frog and were thrown from the track
h They were soon pulled into place, howev
i err; the track, which was torn up Tor
couple OF rods opposite the marble sho
and the Broos, block, was quickly repair
e ed, and the tram, after short delay, wen
: on its way.
The Randolph company of Highgat
; Springs held meeting in the Office c
!. Judge Nichols last week Thursday an
:. elecIen the following ofncers: president
2 Hon. James Hutchinson; secretary, +.
a Du Bots; directors, Ut. ii. Ii. Mclntyrs
% L. P. Tbayer, Lemuel Richmond, w. l
y Lsmson and f. 4. Dubois. Last spring
/ the company drove we'll, TO supply th
! camp with waite at an expense of owe
y S275. No new cottages were built thi
y ! ear: but every season, the members G
. Camp Randolph grow more and more en-
:, thusiastic on the subject of Highgate, il
II hunting and fishing. This summer re
a sort at present consists OF a boardin
a house, under the management OF the di
/ rectors, and seven cottages, owned by l
Is T. Dubois, l.. P. Thayer, DR.. Stewart, "
l. E. Iamson, c. 4. Abbott, Samuel Bass an
n DR.. r. o. Blanchard.
!, On Tuesday occurred another little mis-
- hap. In the moFning, Mr.. G. e. McCrilli
!, harnessed the new horse which he pu
= chased at the auction the preceding day
y and leaving it hitched 10 the wagon, Il
!. went forward to open the barn door.
- soon as the door was open, the hors
q without waiting for further instruction
- started out. Mr.. McCrillis promptly seiz
ed the bits, but the wagon, collidin
with the door casing, tipped to one sid
!, and the animal, by that time tEurougni
frightened, took MIR. MeCrillis and tn
le ..,otrova nnfcid. tpuda furo Or hrcu live