Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-06-07
West Randolph Locals.
MISS GEORGIA WHITE, Local Editor.
.sWhere are you going my pretty maidy,
..I'm going a'seeing the Fair she said,

Mann TcdCucQ uOAAAC OotNANoSs
Mrs. Anna Chase passed Sunday in
Mrs. c. L. Pearl has gone to Montpelier
to reside.
Frank Stevens. picked ripe field straw,
berries June 4th.
r A. Shattuck made business trip to
Mortified last Friday.
Mrs. A. G. Bradish went to Boston, Sat-
urday for an absence of several weeks.
II ID. Abbott is improving his place on
MAMIE street by the addition OF barn.
Mrs. G. c. Durkee from Stockbridge WIS.,
tied relatives and friends here the past
lee Warren spent several days recently
Of West Hartford with his father, otephen
Warren. ..s.,a-;
cd last week for brief stay with frlends
in town.
Miss Emma Clapp OF Boston has been
stavinp for few days past with friends
in this city.
CIV Wilson, one of the editors OF the
PeThel Courier, was in West Randolph on
business Monday.
The Silver Cross Circle Of the Kings
Daughters will meet with Mrs. smith on
Tuesday. June 18th, at 2.30 p. m.
I;ttIe Miss Lima Miller, who had been
steving in Mortified for a week with her
Grandparents, returned Saturday.
Mrs. A. j. Hunter Of Windsor was
ovaono the visitors in town the nrst OF tne
week the guest OF her brother, H. A'Shat-
tuck.
Miss Grace Sanford finished her laoors
in the postoffice last week WEDNESDAY anu 40
Kiiss Alice Hobart is serving the public in
her place.
Rev. Homer White has purchased the
honse on south street, now occupied by
him. of L. p. Thayer for reasonable con-
sideration.
Night calls for Drs. NJ. L. q G. W Scott
ehoa7d hereafter be made at their resi-
denee on the corner of School and sum
mer streets.
RAYMOND & whitcomb excursion
numbering some $50 people from Bellows
Pals. went through here Saturday en-
route TO Chicago.
West Randolph has lost the muster; II
is now practically settled tnat !. MI l;p De
held i'm Rutland during the week Degin-
ming August 18th.
p. Manchester & Son now have their
half-mile track in order. Those desiring
tickets will find them, the same as last
year, at f. H. Joslyn's.
w. t. spsrhawk and George Mann
were mn from Hanover, N. H., over sun
day. The former returned to college Mon
day: and the latter, Tuesday.
sB. Adams who, with his wife-former-
~ Miss Nina Riford of this place, mas
been visiting friends here, returneu 70
Someryille. Mass, Saturday. MIS- Auains
will remain few weeks longer
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Montgomery were
summoned TO Gaysville last Friday to at
tend the funeral of Mrs. Montgomery
father. the late Isaac L. Jones, VINO dleo
Thursday morning after quite long SICK
ness.
Barnum's circus will give the patres
familiarum of Vermont three opportunl-
ties to take "the boy'' to 'the greatest
show on earth" The dates and places are
as follows: Montpelier, July zotni pur
lington, July 9th, and st. Aloans, July
2sth.
Mrs. Chas, Sargent and two children,
who have been living in the house OF A.
A smith. have rented furnished rooms In
the upper part of the house on Soutn
Main street, occupied by j. b. putnam
and family.
Mrs. ID. H. Parkhurst visited her sister,
Mrs. Ada Sawyer, in Felchviile last Week
Mrs. Parkhurst has lived in THIS village
for four wears and this is the hrst time
that she has been away from home during
those years.
Prof. Whitehill came back from Green's
boro, Saturday, with a yery fine string OF
fish. He also brought trout, caught py
A. q. Wheeler, which weighed IDS. or
Hard to beat that animal, even IN tine
Fisheries building.
Miss Mabel ]. Smith, E. E. Evans, Mr..
and Mrs. Ii. NJ. Dufur and +. L. Salisbury
have finished their inspection OF the great
and wonderful fair and are once more at
home. MIR. and Mrs. Willard Gay came
Saturday afternoon after quite solourn
in the city of Chicago and trip through
the state of Ohio.
A special refrigerator car carrying the
butter exhibits of Moulton Bros. ana Mr..
/. w. Burt to the Worlds Fair lett here
last Friday. What revelation vermont
butter and Vermont maple sugar Will DE
to the palates of the benighted beings who
have never known the bliss OF living IN
the Green Mountain State.
DR.. NJ. L. Scott and family have moved
into their newly purchased home on the
corner OF School and Summer streets.
The fence around the premises has been
taken away-a great improvement in the
appearance of both the place and street.
Mr.. Pitkin occupies the Bradish house on
Main street, vacated by DIR. Scott.
As H. NJ. Dufur and Mr.. Hutchins were
driving down South Pleasant street Satur-
day morning, the horse stumbled, tried 10
save llctll Jul t~AAf 49,
harness little but doing no great damage.
The gentlemen alighted from the wagon
with uncommon agility and soon had
their recumbent sized in an upright po-
sition.
The seventeenth anniversary of the YER
mont Academy, Saxton's River, will be
held from June 10th to the 21st. On FRI
day the 10th, public oral examinations are
IL take place the examining committee be-
ing Rev.Seward Robson of West Randolph,
State superintendent Ms. Stone OF Mont
pelier and Prof. A. l.. james OF Middle
bury college.
The Dartmouth college alumni and the
friends OF the present students, living in |
town, will be interested in knowing that |
at the seventh annual championship meet /
ing OF the New England Athletic Asso-
citation, held at Worcester, Mass, May oath,
Dartmouth easily won the penDant and is
very much elated thereby. Forty points
were scored.
George F. Wood, aged IS years, died Fri
A.. uffor 1nun and nainful ILL