Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-10-26


Abbott's for several days.
Eugene Finn started for the "White
City, Saturday afternoon.
Hon. Vim. H. Dubois and wife visited
the 'sQueen City" last Thursday
r. NJ. Mcintosh. a photographer from
Mort hfeld, was about town recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dana Williams from East
Roxoury visited friends here the 2Oth.
VIM. Bailey sojurned in Pomtret during
a part of last week as the guest OF Mason
Burke.
Miss Carrie cady from West Bangor,
N. y, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Willis
Barnes.
Rev. Homer White was called to North
field last week Thursday to otficiate at a
funeral.
A profit OF about SO was cleared from
the supper at the Congl vestry last Fri
day evening.
Mrs. Ned Alexander and Mrs. o. d.
Clark of Montpelier made short stay at
E. Lilies lately.
Mrs. o. M. Jones of Warren is serving
an apprenticeship in the millinery store
of Mrs. E. Bickford.
Miss Jennie Morse, who had been
spending few days here, went back 10
Royalton on Saturday.
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ter last week to see her father, who had
been taken seriously i'll.
Mrs. John Lewis from Waitsfield is
staying for the present with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. E. T. Huntington.
Mrs. Jane Bailey was summoned to
Gaysville, Friday, by the dangerous ILL.,
ness OF her sister, Mrs. Adam French.
BeedIe's orchestra OF Keene is one of the
hest organizations OF the kind in New
Hampshire Greenfield (Mass.) Gazette.
Mrs. Samuel Pressey, whose home is in
Ware, Mass, has been for the past week
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Z. I. Lii
lie.
Mrs. Albert Morse from the Center was
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles wy
man during Thursday, Friday and Satur-
day.
Charles Ketchum, at one time resident
of this town but who now lives in Boston,
spent few days here the first oil this
week.
Closson Gilbert. who is a graduate of
Trinity college, left this station Monday
to enter the Cambridge (Mass.) divinity
school.
Mrs. George Tatro and youngest child
have gone to Hartford, Conn.,, to see Mr..
Tatro, who has been working there for
some time. -
H. G. Woodruff cashier OF the First Ma
tional bank at Chelsea and local editor OF
the Chelsea Herald, was one OF the stran-
gers in West Randolph last Saturday.
Harry w. Newcity has gone to White
River junction to take the place of ID. A.
Perrin in Wheeler Brothers store while
the liter is away at the Worlds Fair.
Mrs. Leonard Wheeler and three daugh-
ters-Lucille, Margery and Mary-return-
ed to White River Junction, Friday, after
a stay OF two or three days in this village.
Henry Ford of Boston arrived few
DAYS ago for soiourn OF a fortnight or
more in this vicinity. He visits MIR. and
Mrs. Henry Soper and friends in Brain
tree.
John H. Kendall, manager OF large
farm in Lancaster, N. H., was one OF
Mountain Stock farm called to this place
the past week.
Percy Beattie, the baker, will soon move
his household goods from the Fales'
house on Summer street to the rooms in
the Cushman block now used by f. T..
Van .0rman for a shoe shop.
special village meeting has been call
ed for Tuesday evening, Oct. 31st. The
legal voters are requested TO assemble in
the High school building at O'Clock.
The warning appears in another column.
mrS. y. ". fhflen Oi DFookuciu 10 WIN
her daug hter, Mrs. A. K. Kendrick. Mrs.
Parish, who is quite advanced in years
and far from strong, has not been in West
Randolph, previous to this visit, for near
ly four years.
j. Blodgett has made another trip
from Lyndonville to Randolph on his BIZ
cycle. He first rolled down to Montpe
lier for the purpose OF attending the meet
ings OF the Vermont and Union Insurance
Mnntnalf rqta tod
to Randolph.
Albert Gay and family will live this
winter in uaysville, where Mr.. Gay has
wood lot, part of which he intends to
convert into lumber. They commenced
to move from here Friday but will return
to their tenement in the Malbridge house
in the spring.
Deputy Sheriff +. l.. Howe of North
field was in Town the 18th and 18th, to
subpoena witnesses TO appear in the Small
ley divorce suit, which came before the
court last week. Mrs. Smalley, it will be
remem bered, kept boarding house the
past winter on Weston street.
The ladies OF the w. c. T. u. have now
raised ga of the circulating fund TO be
used by patients who would otherwise be
prevented by lack of ready money from
taking the Morrell Liquor Cure. Tney
wish very much to raise Sl0O, and here Is
al tOA CNtA OAiC ~ w cOhC
thing beside sing "kescue the Perish hing 7
The following clipping is from the last
issue of the Mortified News: ''W. Ii.
jackson. the evangelist, has a valuable
keepsake. il being the bible which Dwight
L. Moody, the great revivalist, studied for
many years, with annotations in b IS own
hand riting. MIR. jackson lived in Mr..
Moody's family for some time Mr..
Jackson has lately been holding revival
meetings in Mortified.
Beside the delegates chosen to represent
the local Christian Endeavor societies,
Revs. Seward Robson and q. w. Morrow
attended the eighth annual convention OF
the Vermont Christian Endeavor, held in
Barre. At the business meeting, f. q. |
Osgood was elected president, and Rev.
Mr.. Morrow was made one OF the four
vice presidents. About $50 delegates were |
present, and it was voted to hold the next
in Newport.
ID. L. Griggs, agent of the Morrell Liq-
our Cure, was IN West Randolph last I
Thursday. Temperance meetings were
held in South Royalton and Bethel, /