Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-08-17
D. g. putnam reached home Friday.

s. F. Hubbard of East Granville was in
town Monday.
Pearl Drake went back to Springfield
Mass, Tuesday.
Mrs. Elijah Blanchard is the guest Of
Mrs. VIM. Bass.
Mr.. and Mrs.J.F. Hobart were in Wind
sor over Sunday.
Mrs. G. ]. Leeds OF Boston is q visitor at
II. p. SanfoId's.
w. S. S. Buck is away on a trip to Rut-
land and Castleton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Needham are back
from their vacation.
Mrs. G. w Proper and daughter, Miss
May, are at A. j. Curtis.
Chas. Nichols and wife started Sunday
night for Pittsburgh, Penn.
Miss Belle Morse has returned from her
vacation, spent in Rochester.
John Priest of Ware, Mass, has been
paying visit at Fred Dunn's.
Arthur BatcheIder of Worcester, Mass. lis
at his aunt's, Mrs. A. V. Cross.
E. p. Libby from Springfield, Mass, has
been making short stay here.
Mrs. w. F. Wedgewood and daughters
went Tuesday 10 Lebanon, n. II.
Mrs.tChas. Wyman and daughter Mel
lie have returned from St. Adams.
A. B. Chandler and family are again at
"Mari-C Castle arriving Saturday.
Miss Hannah Maun of ST. Adams has
been visitinglher many friends here.
A. A. Niebaum of Burlington has been
in this village lately for a short stay.
Some OF b. A. Manchester's thorough
breds trofted at the Tunbridge races yes
terday.
The ordinance OF baptism was admins
tered last Sunday evening at the Baptist
church.
over one hundred people enjoyed them
selves immensely at the Congl picnic last
Tuesday.
Mrs. b. Glennie from Canaan, Nh, was
here Saturday on visit to Mrs. Walter
Carpenter.
A. G. Wheeler and wife have finished
their summers sojourn at Caspian Lake,
Greens boro.
Mrs. sAnson Hubbard and three chill
dren OF Rutland are sojourning at Her
bert Hub bard's.
Miss Harriet Mcbride has very nice
position in a wholesale jewelry store OF
Providence, K. /.
Misses Rose and Laura Carrigan, after
an absence of three weeks in Rutland,
came home Tuesday
Mrs. j. l.. Battles has been having quite
serious attack of sickness but is at
present convalescent.
Alexander Tatro, former resident OF
this place but now of Hartford, Conn,
was about town recently.
A. y. Cushman has purchased OF +. T.
Huntington his block, situated on the cor
ner OF Pleasant ST. and Randolph Ave.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll II. Granger have
been spending part oil the week here.
Mrs. Granger remains until Tomorrow.
Miss Charlotte Tarbell, a teacher in the
Union school at Montpelier, has been
making brief stay at Mrs. Laura X.
Mead's.
Mrs. K. o. Thurston and daughter Nina
came from Mortified. Saturday, to spend
a short time with friends here and in this
vicinity.
DIR. and Mrs. Daily and Chas. Brown and
wife drove last week from White River
Junction to visit Mrs. Mcbride, at her
Uncle Charles Haraden's.
Arthur w. Stone went to his home in
Swanton to remain over SUNDAY, and
Closson Gilbert from the Center officiated
at Hanover, n. H., in his stead.
MIR. and Mrs. Chas Dewey and two
daughters OF Montpelier were at the Gem
ter during last week. and on Monday
came to West Randolph for the day.
MIR. and Mrs. w. s. Goodell of Haver-
hill, Mass, are staying at J.W. Gabrieile's.
Tuesday, Mr.and Mrs. Gabrielle took their
friends TO Williamstown Springs for a
picnic.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. l.. Field. and Master
Harold OF Somerville, Mass, Mr.. and Mrs
ID. ID. Field and Mr.. Carl Field and sister,
Miss Lillian OF Mortified, were at A. j.
Fosters, Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. A. Nutting from New
York registered at the Red Lion Inn
on Friday. They were summoned here
by the death OF the late George Nutting
of Randolph Center
Mrs. Al Damien NEE Alice Edsonl left
Tuesday after a brief visit. Her home is
in Bellows Falls, where Mr.. Damien
has a position with the Western Union
Telegraph company.
The prospect for an increased attend
ance at the graded school was never bet
ter than nj present. Pupils from outside
the village should engage rooms as soon
as possible; for suitable accommodations
are liable to be in great demand.
Frank c. Flint, Mr.. and Mrs.E r. Fish,
Fred Terry and wife, Miss Jessie Spauld-
ing and Mrs. Beecher are in Rutland. as
sisting Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Griswold to
cater for the Barre company during mus
ter
Among the strangers and sojourners in
the land last Sunday were numbered
Mrs. Henry Averill Of Marshfield and B.
G. Briggs and wife OF Hartford, also II. f.
Hammond and George B. Peck, who cy-
cled from Montpelier and stopped at the
Red Lion Inn.
Sunday night, while Lewis Bean, with
his back toward the horse, was fastening
a rope that goes across the stall. the ami
NAL kicked, striking him just be-
low the left shoulder blade with suffi-
cient force TO send him flying across the
barn. Mr.. Bean is still quite lame but is |
able 10 be about.
Salisbury Brothers have shut down Tor |
this week. but next week the factory will l
start again, all reports to the contrary /
notwit hstanding. Princes tub factory is I
not running for few days either, because
the hoops ordered from the West have not /
vet reached here. As soon as they ere re-
ceived, work will be resumed.
+. A. Thomas was in New York last
week in the interest of his cloak depart
ment. He will open an entirely new line
about Sept.1st of the latest styles from the
No goods were carried
over from last season by him. Every gar
ment will be new. He will open a fine line
1f early fall dress goods about Aug. p.
Verify, this month is one of entertain
ments. Miss Rose Lowell Chaffee, the
,hild artist. viii give a reading in the
Christian church vestry, under the auspi
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