Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-10-05
More have conc % Chieago.

hoIS nave BOile W SutSdBos
Others have gone to Tunbridge.
And few are left at home to see that
none OF the claims are jumped.
j. p. Cleveland, Jr., has returned from
his Western trip.
Harry Newcity from Bristol, Conn, ar
rived last Thursday.
Mrs. Jane Bailey visited her sister in
Gaysville last week.
Mrs. n. J. Whitehill has returned from
her sojourn in Peacham.
Mrs. Addie Sylvester of Bethel was with
Mrs. E. o. Blanchard on Thursday last.
Mrs. George Peck spent several days
with friends in West Randolph the past
week.
DR.. and Mrs. A. c. Bailey and little
daughter Lettie were in Montpelier last
week.
Tewksbury's mill was shut down Fri
day for the purpose OF inspecting the
boiler.
II. P. Seaver, an organ dealer of SPRING
field, Mass, and his wife were in this
place lately.
The residence OF w. W. Morton on
School street has appeared in a new and
tasty fall suit OF paint.
Mrs. Walter Slack of Somerville, Mass,
and her brother, A. Carpenter, recently
paid visit to their father, Cyrus Carpen-
ter.
Miss Elsie Powers has gone back to
Boston. The Emerson School of Oratory,
however, does not commence until the
18th.
A. Messer OF Rochester, master Of the
State Grange, was iTkthis village on FRI
day, and on the following day took his
departure for Chicago.
Mrs. Belle j. Griswold, for many years
a resident of this village, is on from st.
Paul, Mimi, her present home, to visit
relatives here and IN Brookfield.
Mrs. Ed. Hobart and two children,
whose home is in Windsor, came from
Montreal, Saturday, to spend a few days
in West Randolph. Mr.. Hobart Joined
them here and remained over Sunday.
The handsome residence OF Mrs. Susan
Robinson, on Randolph avenue, which |
was so extensively repaired the past sum-
mer, has Just received new coat of paint |
and is now one of the prettiest places in
the town,
At the Vermont Baptist convention
held in Ludlow last week, A. B. Cushman !
of this place was elected to serve as a |
member of the board of managers for the
next three years. The convention will
meet in North Bennington in 1891.
Mrs. Gardner Brewer, Jr., who has
been at the home of her father, 5. Nj.
Flint, for the past eight months, has SO
far recovered from her recent severe ILL
ness as to be able to return to Burlington
and to resume her household duties.
Eli Camp and son, A. H. Camp, took
the train at this station Saturday night,
for Chicago, also Mr.. and Mrs. Allen
Priest; and Friday, Chas. F. Flint joined
'the innumerable caravan that moves to
hat mysterious realm" known as jack
son Park. II
Lucius Webb of East Granville has ,
'ented the furnished house of Mrs. Laura !
Mead, on Randolph avenue, and is in
ending to take possession some time }
his week. Mr.. Webb and family will &C. {
'upy this house until Mrs. Mead's vacd- !
ion in June.
Mrs. A. E. Lane and Miss Eunice Deni-
on have gone to Woodstock to attend q
he fifteenth annual meeting of the Wom- :,
ms Auxiliary to the Board of Missions, q
eld in st. James church, Oct. 3rd, Attn
nd 9th. Rev. Mr.. Chapman from Alaska
nd Mr. Gardiner from Japan are to adj. .
ress the ladies.
The,Rev. John Chamberlain of New York 8
ill ofiiciate in st. johns church on sun =
ay, Oct. Sth. In the morning at 1880. u
e will interpret the service for the deaf =
IL,
I the afternoon at 2:30, he will hold a
oecial service for the deafmute preach =, !,
lg to them in the sign language. Hear y,
lg people will be welcome to this service. q q
$50. 2.
The Mum social at the Christian church pr
sstry was very enjoyable occasion, Ii ~
as rainy night, but many valiant souls tr
'aved the inclemency of the weather. 81
I'd for the time being seemed to find to
'nslderaole amusement in being tongue ha
ed. From the excellent supper and from PI
he sale of indulgences''- of Mar G.
Luther!-aboutS so were cleared by the an
'ung people of the Christian Endeavor.
Ii. A. Beerworth, station agent at Pas We
mpslc, was here on Saturday. He was wa
his way home from Burlington, where in
had been brought before Commission ev,
Johnson to answer to the charge of u.s. nj,
the mails for illegal purposes. He liza
lived examination and was held in $500 We,
IL, which he furnished. District Attor- on
y Plumley appeared for the govern tar
mt and ID. j. Foster of Burlington was boi
lnsel for Mr.. Beerworth. for
Reno & Ford's company presented fai
oshua Simpkins" in Dubois a Gav;s BILE
] last night. Saturday, a couple of of
lposters repapered the bridge, and from TIL
asty review of the rather STARTLING ger
mes portrayed, it was noticed that the on
cIalors were TO De given an opDortuni- VII
to see live man made into slab wood iml
a buzz saw. With such an enticino but
spect in view, there is no doubt thai Th'
hall was crowded with the DISCIPLES of last
ism. The State papers speak verv wei
hly both of the play and the PLAYERS. o'cl
rthur Pratt has rented the room occu- wit
! by him, in the Cushman block. to- neo
her with the fixtures and counters. To Sol,
-, !. 4; ?. noou OF Bethel, who tim
ely. Mrs. Rood has been verv snc- .ha
ful as milliner in Bethel and will Coi,
btless be equally successful in pleas tba
the ladies of West Randolph in the Not
ter OF bewitching headgear. Mr.. and
I. =. nis !oo printing works TO visit
n of the time this winter in solicit ~ love
rs IN other towns. The Roods ard to friel
possession of the room in the block Low
-Sen Bell