Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-08-10

Nelson williams of Ware, Mass, was
here the 6th.
Mrs. Annie Reynolds of Belmont, n. H.
went away Tuesday, after short stay at
Rev. Y. Udall's.
Friday night, E. Land Peter SaUlt were
summoned TO Pawtucket, X. l., by the
death of their father, Edward Sault.
Mrs. W. =. Whipple of North Pomfret,
/ formerly Miss May Colburn, has been in
town, the guest of Miss Jennie Godfrey.
Mrs. Wayland Baldwin, whose husband
/ is Superintendent of the Central Vermont
railroad, came Tuesday, with her chill
dren, to visit in Peth.
There was hearing before Judge Row
ell, on the question OF temporary alimony
| in the Herrick divorce case, at the Office
of j. d. Denison, Esq, Monday morning.
John Badger of Boston, father of Miss
/ Della Badger, Is passing lew days mere.
He has been connected with the Chickor-
| ing piano company for the last forty years.
Mrs. E. o. Hubbard and mot her-in- law,
Mrs. Spencer. went TO Montpelier, Thurs
day, where the latter remains for the pres
emit Mrs. Hubbard visited in Waterbury
also before returning.
The first of the week, twenty-four con-
genial spirits had most delightful clam
bake at Braintree. So much was the oc-
casion enjoyed that a second meeting in
the near future will, doubtless, be ar
ranged.
The Bethel team not appearing Tuesday
afternoon, two picked mines, with Ed.
Williams and j. II. Burt for captains,
played a very good game OF baseball.
The score stood 20 to in favor OF Will
liams' nine.
There will be a regular meeting of Col.
4 ID -
Friday evening OF this week. A full at
tendance OF the members is desired as
there is much important business to be
considered.
Mrs. Howe (nee Anna Belknap), for
merry of Mortified but now living in
MarshalltoWn, Ia, has been visiting her
aunt, Mrs. Mary Mann. Yesterday, hav-
ing been joined by Mr.. Hove, she pro-
ceeded 10 Springfield, Mass.
j. Harris Bass is a little ahead of some
OF his neighbors IN raising garden sauce,
his table having been garnished with good
green corn as early as August 9Th. 9th
ers have had green corn but found the cob
the only well developed part.
Mrs. James II. Hebard went Monday TO
DR.. A. j. Wizards Retreat in Burlington
to try the Nervine and Rest cure. Her
husband accompanied her. A niece, Miss
Flora Hebard, who has now been five
weeks at that institution, has received
great benefit.
John Moses and his daughter Emma ar
rived from the Worlds Fair. Saturday.
Miss Helen Bigelow, who went with them
to Chicago, lost her check for 200 while
making purchases at a booth in the Mid
way Plaisance. she went on, however,
from Chicago to Fairhaven, Wash, after
stopping payment on the check.
The musical recital given by Miss An
ma Farnsworth and pupils in the Brain
tree church last tuesday evening drew a
large audience, there being present peo-
pie from five different towns, including
West Randolph. MIR. Galen B. Fish was
a decided success, and the music furnish
ed by the Ideal Male Qaartette WIS, as us
ual,of high order and finely rendered.
West Randolph boys are being called to
positions OF honor in other towns and |
States. w. p. Abbott, who graduated |
his year from Dartmouth, has the prin 4
cipHlship OF the White River Junction /
Hlgn school. w. t. Sparhawk OF the /
same class has been elected to the sub
of the Hitchcock Free High |
school in Brimfield, Mass. of when school /
SEQ. w. Earle, not Randolph boy but a
graduate of Dartmouth, class OF go, il
principal.
Thursday evening, two or three persons
n high state of excitement, caused eth
n by dog days or something else, made
hings so uncommonly lively in our streets
hat one of the number was taken 10 that
'etreat known as the lookup for a season
II quiet meditation. He emerged from his
'eti.ement the following morning, but
bow much sadder or wiser he was Tor the
is not known. The pride Justly
cit in the orderliness which character
zed our Fourth OF July celebration is be-
ng considerably taken down by later de-
There was a reunion OF the Thatcher
amily at II T.. Thatcher's, in the Mansion
House, Tuesday. Twenty-Five sat down
o the excellent dinner provided, and the
lay was most pleasantly spent in reviving
I'D memories and in listening 10 the ex-
'eriences which the swiftly passing years
ring 10 one and all. The four children
4 Mr.. and Mrs. II. +. Thatcher Edison
J. OF Lebanon, n. H., Rev. David c. of
heldon, Mrs. Daniel Sands Of Lewiston,
lie. and Mrs. VIM. Luther of Northfield-
With the grandchildren, were among
hose present.
The Springfield Mass Daily Republic !
an, in a recent issue, has this notice OF
he death Of Mr.. Frederick r. BrainaBd,
Tho had many acquaintance in Ran
oiph and was frequent visitor here dur
lg his lifetime: "Erederick r. Branard
ged %, who came TO this city from Hart
ord, Ct, about six years ago, died Jrly
ST. at the home of j. A. Wiley, on PEN
Teton avenue. Mr.. Brainsrd was drug
list and had always been considered a
areful man OF business. Socially, he
lade many friends, especially among the
lembers of Hope church, where be was a
sgular attendant. He left father, moth
: and brother, who reside in Hartford,
here the body was taken for burial.
ne immediate cause OF his death was tu-
nrFnlQr nqrffnnfffG Mr. Rrafnnrd I
lgaged to Miss Laura 5. Wiley and their
arriage was TO have taken place in the
III. While calling at her home, be was
lddenly taken with a hemorrhage and .
lese attacks continued. He remained
Mr.. Willey's and his father and mother
ere with him at the time of his death.n :
RS. Wiley, mother of Miss Laura, will
: remembered here as Miss Sarah Cobb,
hose fathers family lived for nearly ff-
years ON the old Weston place.
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