Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-08-31
[. g. Mann is in town.


! Charles H. Bass is on from New York.
Clarence Priest of Ware, Mass, has beer
in town lately.
Robert Allen of Canaan, n. H., is al
home on vacation.
Rev. VIM. /. Chalmers of Riverhead, L
L., preached for Mr.. Hardy last Sunday.
Miss Kate Howard has been spending {
part OF her vacation in Fitchburg ano
Lowell, Mass.
Mrs. John Holland and Miss Katie
Paine of Mortified visited Mrs. +. w
Sault on Tuesday.
Mrs. Omri Green, accompanied by Miss
Bessie Chadwick, arrived from Glen Cove
l.. L., Thursday.
Mr.. Kinney, graduate of Dartmouth
college in the cass of 1913, remained at l.
I. Sparhawk's over Sunday.
DIR. H. H. Mcintyre is away on bust
ness trip to Chicago and through Mime
sofa, Dakota and Nebraska.
Capt. P. d. Blodgett, a former depart
ment commander of the q. A. r., was here
from st. Johnsbury on Tuesday.
Chas. Ainsworth and family, who have
been in Montpelier for some little time,
are once more living in this village.
There viii be great ball game between
the Avenues and the best picked nine the
place affords this afternoon on the fair
ground.
In the Court of Insolvency held at the
Probate office Tuesday, S. n. Flint was
appointed assignee of the estate Of Wal
lace s. Mann.
Miss Georgia Burt of Morristown. N. j.,
and Mr.. Arthur Burt and two children of
Washington, ID. c., are the visitors at Mr..
j.. w. Burt's.
Frank Rolf, acarriaee maker in this vii
lage some Is years ago, called on his
friends still remaining in town the latter
part OF last week.
DR.. p. Murphy and wife of New York
have been at the Red Lion Inn for few
days, and Mr.. and Mrs. White OF Boston
are there, for this week.
Yesterday morning, q people in all had
gone 10 White River Junction to be pres
ent az the ninth annual meeting Of the
Vermont Association OF Road and Irot-
ting Horse Breeders.
Alfred Whitcomb from Randolph, Mass,
is at w. b. Walls. Mrs. Wallis aunt Mrs.
Kendall, who has been with her during
the summer, went back yesterday TO her
home in Lexington, Mass.
The water pipes on Summer street and
at the corner Of South street and High
land avenue, where they caused so much
trouble last year, have been put beyond
the reach of frost.
Mrs. Geo. French and Master Ralph Of
Everett, Mass, are at present with Mr..
MCGOWAN, who visited them last week,
went away Monday.
The Corner Clothing store went into the
hands Of the sheriff Tuesday. The goods
were attached by parties from Lebanon,N.
II. BY adv't on page 9th IL viii be seen
that the store has re-opened and that the
stock will be closed out at SOC on the dol.
Forrest c. Manchester and wife from
Boston have been at the sold homestead
this week. Saturday, they start for
Chicago, with the intention of visiting
Niagara and Washington, ID. c., before re-
turning to Boston.
Eleven horses were sent by rail from here
Monday to the Breeders meeting at White
River Junction. Five OF them belonged
to b. A. Manchester; two, 10 w. w. Hill,
and three, 10 ID. II. Morse.
Confusion seems 10 reign with regard TO
the meaning OF the terms LIST and End as
applied TO the different grades in the low
er departments of the graded school. The
higher grade is designated as lst, and the
next lower, as 2nd; as LIST and End prim-
airy, LIST and 2nd intermediate.
Persons who for the last three weeks
have been staying in this city but have
now gone back TO Brooklyn, write thus
West Randolph Is certainly the prettiest
village that We have seen in the New Eng
land States, and the music which you
have at he Cong'l church is fully equal to
any that we have in New York or Brook
ivn.m
There was quite a blaze in Thurston's
store Monday evening. The hanging
lamp in the Office fell 10 the floor and the
oil leaked out. The flame spread from the
oil To some papers and shot up higher
than the partition which separates the
Office from the main part Of the store.
With little lively work, the fire was soon
under control, and no great damage was
done.
The Silver wedding of Mr.. aud Mrs. E.
o. Hubbard on Tuesday evening of this
week was very enjoyable occasion. The
arrangement OF the flowers in the differ
ent rooms was particularly neat and pref
ty, golden-rod and the yellow daisy-the
seasons special fiowers-being prominent
in the decorations. Friends from abroad
were unable 10 attend on account OF the
lateness of the trains, which was caused
bv the washouts; but the West Randolph
friends braved the wind and the weather
and were present in good numbers to con-
graduate Mr.. and Mrs. Hubbard on hav-
ing reached the twenty fifth anniversary
OF their wedding dav. MIR. and Mrs. l..
p. Thayer, whose fifteenth wedding ami
yersary occurred that day, received with
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubbard. Many beautiful
and valuable gifts. among them a hand
some picture, articles Of siiverware. silver
doilais and a fragrant bunch Of dainty
white roses, testified 10 the respect and
esteem in which Mr.. and Mrs. Hubbard
are held. Refreshments of ice cream and
cake were served, ana after pleasant So
ciai evening, the guests departed.
Last Notice 20 Taxpayers.
shall be at the following named places
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