Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-11-16
Only Republicans walk our streets.


ton.
Guy Wilson was here from Bethel on
Monday.
]. W. Atwood made a trip to Burling-
ton last week.
Miss LISA Chadwick was in Bethel,
Saturday, for the day
Jon Wells went back to Providence, X.
l., Saturday, the 18th.
Miss Mary Chesley has returned to her
home in Ware, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hobart were in
Windsor over Sunday.
Mrs. Dan Morse Of Mortified spent
Sunday in this village.
Mrs. Carrie Coleman left yesterday Tor
two weeks stay in Boston.
Mrs. w. w. Carpenter is staying with
friends in Granville and Warren.
Sam Wheeler, now resident of Barre,
has been visiting his former home.
Ferda Fish, who had been in Chicago
Il + some six weeks, arrived the 9th.
Mrs. NJ. j. Estey came the 18th, from
Woodstock, n. b., lit Mrs. Hutchins.
Miss Angie King of Mortified visited
her aunt, Miss Angie Pike, the first OF the
Guiford T. Dudley from Stamford,
Conn, is staying with his sister, Mrs
Charles Whltten.
Mrs. Bickford has moved from the
Richmond block to her old quarters IN
| the smith block.
Mrs. George Laird of Royalton visited
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l. \. Jones,
during the past week.
Mrs. Geo f. Wood and daughter are
again in West Randolph, after quite loi G
absence in the West.
Miss Nellie Harwood has returned from
trip to Chicago and visit to friends IN
| Wisconsin and Indiana.
| AT the annual meeting OF the Dog River
| Valley Fair association, ID. II. Morse Nas
elected one OF the directors.
| Andiew Burnham OF Williamstown, lc-
| cal editor OF the Williamstown Helald,
visited Randolph, Thursday.
| Miss Fannie Ross went TO Burlington
the 10th, to have her eyes examined by
DIR. Woodward, the oculist.
Peauoit Tri b., No. 8, meets 1t the wig
wan tomorrow night for the purpose OF
working the Warriors degree.
! Miss Alice Matthews of Wilton, \. Fl /,
made short visit Saturday OF the bone
of her cousin, Mrs. A, Z. Bailey.
Friday evening, Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. A.
| Putnam entertained few friends at their
pleasant home on Highland avenue.
Gov. Fuller has followed the Presidents
| lead and appointed THURSDAY, sov Gun,
as day OF Thanksgiving and prayer.
| Last Sunday, Miss Lizzie Adams, alter
vacation of se,e sal VEGAS, resumed her
duties as organist at the Cong'l church.
Mrs. Sarah Hebard, who has lately had
quite critical operation performed at the
Burlington hospital, is steadily gaining
Eugene d. Segar is taking a course in
| the Bryant and Stratton Commercial col
lege OF Buffalo, n. \ by correspondence
Miss Harriet evils and her brother, Ed
| Lewis, of Wal sfeld cnme Saturday 10
visit tLeir sister, Mrs. T.. 4. huntington.
Miss Nellie Ford, who has been with
Mrs. Alien Umstead during the summer
| months, went beck TO Ware, Mass, Mon
| day.
Miss Sarah Griswold came Friday from
| 3rattleboro TO spend few days with her
brother, Frank Griswold, at tire "Reserva-
ion"
Rev. Fl. A. Spencer, financial manager OF
| the Methodist Seminary at Montpelier,
was III West Randolph for a few hours
saturday.
Rev. W. II. Jackson has finished his
svangelistic work in Northheld and is
now holding revival meetings in South
Royalton.
Mrs. Will Fairbanks has returned from
| the NIFTY EltbCuNl HOSiitdl III Aou,
very much benefited by the treatment re-
ceiveo there.
Miss Jennie Godfrey has brought the
fall term of school in Gaysville to a sue
cessful close and is now at home on a
short vacation.E
Joseph Phelps has finished work for j.
| B. Wells and Is at present spending few
days in Rochester before commencing
work for the winter.
The boiled dinner which the w. r. c.
and q. A. r. served at the hall last Thurs
day noon, was well attended, and SID 70
were added TO the funds in the treasury.
Mrs. Ed. Bagev and children have TAX
en- up their aoooe in KSene, N. H., where
Mr.. Bagley, who is connected with the
Beedle orchestra, makes his headquarters.
The Vermont State Grange will hold it.,
annual meeting at West Randolph about
the middle of December. The exact date
and the program will be published later.
Several of the young people went TO
Braintree, Saturday evening, to attend
the lecture delivered by Rev. ward Rob-
son at the fifty-eighth quarterly session
of the White River Good Templars union.
Hon. VIM. H. Dubois, State inspector of
finance, hes made his report for the year
ending June go, 1888, and this report indi-
Gates that the thrifty Vermontefs are not
to be deferred by such tIifiing matters as
a financial crisis, a Democratic admins
tration or the Worlds Fair from Increas-
lug the number OF their shekels.
II is the expectation now that Col. Balm,
the Kentucky orator, " Ill give a lecture
here Dec. 9th. Col. Balm is one of the most
popular speakers in the country, and the
people OF West Randolph should felicitate
themselves on the fact that they are soon
to be given an opportunity to hear hun.
Miss Florence Wilson, returning from
Chicago, reached here Friday night and
later joined her mother IN Boston
Last VT elk, MIR. Wilson had not returned
from the West but was expected before
long, and the family will, it is now
thought, go into winter quarters at the
"HuD."
The following from the Boston Globe
voices the general wish of our Democratic
citizens, who are now suffering from that
tired, all-gone feeling: "Will it be too
much to ask that in three or four days
from now our friends, the Republicans,
shall come off little corner of the earth
and give us weary Democrats smell and
inconspicuous opportunity to sit down?'