Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-10-19

Fred sleeper went back to Boston to-
day.
Rev. w. H. Jackson has been about
town this week.
Wall Rising went to Barre, Monday, to
see his son George.
Mrs. Dana H. NOISE and daughter Belle
have gone to Boston.
James Carr:gan has gone into the fresh
FISH and oyster business.
The w. c. T. U. will meet with Mrs.
Walter English, Oct. goth at p. m.
Mrs. Ellen Clapp OF Tunbridge is visit
ing Mrs. Clark and Mrs. Goldsbury.
MIR. and Mrs. Nelson Chamberlain of
Barnard visited at j. NJ. Atwood's yester-
day.
| Mr.. Currier and daughter Ida, from
South Tunbridge, were in town Wednes
day. :
}. f. Dearborn and w. w. Bennett, of
Moourn, Mass, are the guests OF Jed
Wells.
The ladies of the Christian church ct
their boiled dinner and hash supper Fri
day tooK SIS.
Mrs. j. w. Gabrielle has gone 10 Bos-
ton and does not expect to return for
couple of weeks.
Z. A Shattuck was in Windsor for two
or three days lately to visit his sister,
Mrs. A. J. Hunter.
Mrs Henry w. Tewksbury came Satur-
| day from Boston, where she had been
spending the week.
Mrs. VIM. Mayo OF Mortified and her
sister were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
| VIII Flint few days ago.
Mrs. w. E. Williams of Boston made a
short visit here the first of the week, leav-
ing Tuesday for St. Adams.
Preparations for commencing work in
good earnest before long are now being
made at the u. >. screen mill.
Oliver Davenport, the veteran drummer
and h wife, from Chelsea, are making
their annual visit at Norman Greene's.
Charles Thurston and his stepdaughter,
ISIS Clara Dame, are again in Randolph
after an absence OF about month in the
West.
Hattie, wife Of Dan Bruce, was buried
in Braintree, Tuesday. The funeral SER
vices were conducted by the Rev. Homer
White.
Mrs. Willard Tilson, who was called
to Maiden, Mass, by the sudden death OF
her son, the late j. W. filson. reached
! nome saturday.
On account OF the fire, Mrs. Biekford
will not have her regular fall millinery
opening, but she is showing some very sty
llsh trimmed hats.
B. T. Lombard went Tuesday to South
H idley, Mass, to visit his daughter Maud,
who is a member of the freshman class OF
Mount Holyoke college.
NJ. l.. Chadwick, who has been in Bur
lington for treatment at the Sanitarinm OF
DR. G. T.. Sparhawk, came back last week
much improved in health.
Charles Wedgewood, travelling from
Chicago to his home in Danvers, Mass,
stopped over one train Tuesday to see his
brother, w. +. Wedgewood, and family.
X. e. Paine aud Miss Kate Paine OF
Northfield and Misses frankie and Mae
Mulcahey of 81. Adams, were the guests
of MIR. and Mrs. +. w. Sault OYER Sunday.
DR.. Spiller, the optician, will arrive at
the Red Lion Inn next Monday, Oct. z3ru,
and will remain for one weeg. Those
having eyes, yet cannot see, will do well
to consult him.
Rev. and Mrs. c. H. Kenney, who are
working in the interests OF the Morrell
Liquor Cure, have been staying this week |
in Bethel and South Rovalton but are ex-
pected back here tomorrow.
NJ. c. Robbins gave his illustrated lee
ture at the townhall Tuesday evening to /
good audience. Mr.. Robbins is very /
pleasant speaker and kept up the interest |
to the close. -Londonderry Sitter.
W.T. MIS- w llls DdSS TtdCUtu
last Thursday night after quite an extend
ed trip, which included an inspection Of |
the Worlds Columbian Exposition and |
visits to friends in Wisconsin and in
Ro ohester, n. Y.
Mrs. Emily Allen, who has been staying
with friends in Brookield went Monday
to Milford, n. H., where she expects TO
live this winter with her daughter, Mrs.
Emma Allen Twiss, former clerk in
TeHksbury's store.
Prof. Emerson of the Emerson School
of Oratory said of the Ideal Male Quartette,
which he heard at Snowsvile lately: \
'Ihey sing fine class OF music and they 4
sing 1t well, too-good enough for bos-
ton or Cambridge"
The guests at the Red Lion Inn this
week included j. II. Rice of Cambridge,
n. Y, +. A. Ingalls, and wife OF Boston,
Mrs. Lydia Shattuck of Marshted. A. a.
Niebaum OF Burlington ano +. b. Smith
of Stowe. The latter was here to attend |
Yesterdays sale OF cattle.
The funeral OF Mrs Samuel Mcintosh, {
who died Monday, took place yesterday
afternoon. Mr.. and Mrs, Mcintosh NOV {
ed to this village from their farm in Beth $
el few months ago and have since been
living with their son, on School street. !
Deceased was about 20 years of age.
Nv hOusCS nave uten UuliI on the )
highlands during the past summer, and 4
now Justin Holman, who purchased OF A.
n. Hayes the lot on Highland avenue be-
tween the residences OF Mrs. Moses and
Mr.. Grover, has commenced to scrape out
5he cellar for the sixth new house. u
The Opera house was well filled Mon
lay evening with highly intelligent au- K
Hence to listen to the interesting and in
tructive illustrated lecture given by Mr.. !,
W. c. Robbins. He gave a review that led IL
lp TO and through the entire Fair and
Midway Plaisance. The views were excel h
ent and the people were well pleased with e
he entertainment.-Jama Ginger.
Last week, Mrs. Levi Dudley picked
ipe raspberries. On Monday Of this a.
week, Miss Gertrude Anderson picked
ouquet of buttercups, strawberry bios
oms and white violets. If any one has
ranges or bananas growing in the car "
en-, few spe cimens brought to this Of ts
ce will help to establish the fact that
'ermont is located just north OF the eoua- s.
Or.
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