Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-09-28

Mrs. James E. Mccall is again at "Elm
Cottage"
A. z. Carleton returned to Dartmouth
college yesterday.
Rev. J. j. Lewis, the lecturer, was seer
in these streets Tuesday.
Mrs. ID. W.Lynch is in Worcester. Mass.
visiting her son and his family.
t. Z. Wales OF Burlington, Judge OF pro-
bate, and his wife passed Sunday here.
Mr.. and Mrs W. f. Cushman OF North
field were here for a few hours yesterday
Miss Maria Spencer of Montpelier was
recently the guest OF DIR. and Mrs. A. {
Bailey.
II. NJ. Dufur started Friday on a trip t.
White River Junction, Bradford and Fair
lee.
Miss Jennie Bryant went from here Sat
urday to spend few days in Montpelier
and Barre.
Mrs. Julius Stevens and her daug hter
Mrs. Ed. Bruce, from Bellows Falls ar
rived last week.
Warren Dodge, a guest at Mr.. A. b
TeWksbury's, has returned TO his home al
Derry Depot, =. ii.
J. w. Atwood has been away recently
in the northern part Of the State and IN
Canada, on business.
INblI JCIIf aAACA All AAliN11 u HNNNAni
weeks duration, passed away yesterday
morning at 9 O'clock.
VIM. Harrington and wife from Nauga-
tuck, Conn, have been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles TeWksbury.
Frank Newton has given up mis- jewelry
shop on Merchants Row ana entered the
employ OF +. II. Joslyn.
Mrs. VIM. Wood, Jr., from Minneapo-
lis, Mimi, Is visiting her husbands rela-
tives living in this town.
r. w. Coan and wife OF Lebanon, n. H.,
staid over Sunday with Mrs. Coan's sister,
Mrs. Walter Wedgewood.
Carroll Pratt now located at Springfield,
Mass, arrived Friday and remained with
his friends for several days.
Mrs. L. l.. Williams and Miss Nettie
Buck have been staying in Burlington as
the guests of Mrs. 5. M. Flint.
Rev. Homer White officiated in St.James'
church, Woodstock, last Sunday, in eN-
the change with Rev. Francis W. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Danforth, W no have
been in West Randolph for some little
time, went back to Concord, Nh, on Fri
day.
Mrs. B. w. Peak, who has been visiting
her brother, w. +. Medgewood, and his
family, returned saturday TO Somerville,
Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Greene are away
on three weeks vacation, which they in
tend 10 spend in Bradford ard Montpelier
and in Oxford, y. II.
+. A. Fled, now living in Royalton, was
here Saturday, looking for farm to pur-
chase. Mr.. Field, like all right minded
people, desires to locate in Randolph.
Mrs. J l.. Hinckley, who has been spend
ing the summer with her sister, Mrs Phil
anHnr q fhadrnfgk hnqE Saturday a
her home in Mansfield Center, Conn.
Carl sault is working at the depot in the
place of Irwin Chadwick, wIo accompan-
led his sister to Glen Cove, l.. l., and from
there went Friday TO Jacksonville, Fla.
A new postal card, IL by 12 inches,
Is 10 be manufactured after October 1st.
This postofiice, however, will not be sup
piled With the new cards for some months
YET.
f. II. Kittredge OF Boston will be in
town Saturday, Sept. Both, and will tune
and regulate pianos in a first class man.
ner. All orders left at the HERALD office
viii receive prompt attention. Satisiac
lion is guaranteed.
The neat and tidy drug store OF L. r. |
Evans has been receiving few finishing
touches. New shelving and fixtures have
been put In, and National cash register
will soon keep track OF the increasing
number Of daily sales.
Dr. C.E.Chandler OF Montpelier, the eve
lndear specialists is treating DR. Bailey's lit |
lie daughter, Bettie, who injured her eve so |
severely with the point OF the shears. The |
'ornea was cut thu ough allowing | be aQue- |
rus humOr to ooze thro the wound and the |
md Ct the iris was clipped. Dr. Chandler |
kinks, however, that with proper care, the |
ight will not be impaired.
N South Pleasant street, which has been |
gonderfully improved and is now one Of |
he prettiest streets in town. The hill on
which stands the Roman Catholic church /
las been cut out. and the road considera-
lly widened thereby. The gang were next
lut TO work on the walks 10 the Christian
hurch and on the crossing NJ the corner
4 Summer and School streets.
Friday night, quite a little excursion
arty, composed of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Prince and Miss Fannie, Hem
Y s. Booth and wife, Miss Theresa Moore,
irs. George Wood and daughter Josie,
ook the train for Chicago. Mr.. and Mrs.
'ooth Will visit brother of Mrs. Booth
nd, presumably, the Fair ;and it is under
-ood that Mrs. Wood and Miss Josie ex-
eet TO be away until the month of De-
smber.
Those who have not visited the Column
ian Exposition, have but one month OF
race left, Tor the executive committee OF
he Worlds Fair directory has decided TO
ose the gates promptly on October 31st.
I'D in all Likelihood this date will not be
hanged. Almost every citizen in West
arrived at years OF discretion,
a. already been to Chicago, and what few
I'VE not, are vending their way thither
fast as they can.
The new pipe organ for the Christian
lurch is being built by the well-known
m of Johnson q Sons of Westfield,
ass, and viii be put in place as soon as
e repairs upon the church, which are
rapidls have been completed.
\ artists-one of whom is a lady-from
onmouth, Me, are this week frescoing '
e interior, and no pains are being spared
make this church one OF the most beau
al outside, and in, to be found in the
llage.
Continued on 9Th page.
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