Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-09-21
Geo. Putnam of Montpelier came Sat
urday to spend several days here

Geo. Putnam of Montpelier came Sat-
urday to spend several days here.
The W. c. T. U. will meet with Mrs. W.
N. Roberts. Sept. 22nd, at O'Clock.
Hubert Smith, a graduate Of this school,
enters the Bangor Theological Seminary
this fall.
Mrs. Eliza Rattee. who lives in st. Al
bans, is staying for couple OF weeks AZ
this vicinity.
Albert NJ. Gilbert from Yalesville, Conn,
is again in West Randolph, 10 visit his Ia
ther, II, F. Gilbert.
r. f. Faunce, treasurer of the co-opeIa-
tive bank OF Hyde Park, Mass, and his
wife are visiting Mrs. L. 2. Thayer.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. A. Putnam returned
Saturday from q pleasant carriage trip
through Montpelier, Elmore and Morris
vile.
Mrs. A. B. Chandler and son, Albert Ec-
kert, have gone TO their winter home IN
Brooklyn, n. Y. They departed from
"Mari- Castle yesterday.
DR.. A. V. Goss, who practioed medicine
here a few years ago, but who is now To-
Gated at Providence, 4. l., was about town
a day or so the past week.
rhe first State convention of the Kings
Daughters is to be held in Brattieboro
Oct. 10th. The Silver Cross Circle will
it is now thought, be represented.
Rev. John Chamberlain OF New York
will hold service for deaf mutee in 81
Johns church on Sunday, Oct. sth. The
hour Of the service will be given later.
VIM. Scott and wife from Maiden
Mass, are working for n. Nj. Draper, th'
merchant tailor. Mr.. Scott takes thu
place of VIM. Hayes as presser in that es'
Enlistment.
The clouds cleared away, and 129 people
took the train yesterday morning anC
went up 10 the Dog River Valley fair
Teams and later trains carried almost al
many more TO Mortified before the da,
was over.
1 {. d. San born and family were presen
al the wedding Of their cousin, Miss Mel
/ lie Curtis, v no was married YESTERDAY
/ evening in Christ church, Bethel, TO Mr.
Chas. Davis, Rev. G.. A. wilkins perform
ing the ceremony.
Saturday afternoon, few Of the chill
dren, not 10 be outdone by travelling min
strels and Uncle Toms Cabin shows, pa
raded Main street in great style. Thei
costumes were certainly unique, and tn
parade, az whole, was very imposing.
NJ. j. Pratt, superintendent OF In
/ American Express company, az Concord
( y. H., and his daughter Bessie were il
I this village on Monday. Mr.. Pratt is
native OF Randolph ana was at one time
student al the Orange County Gramma
school, the last yestige Of which buildinI
was destroyed by the fire Of Friday morn
! ing.
The High school lyceum Monday nigh
! was considered an unusually good one
The quest ion Resolved, That childre
should have spending money before the
I know how 10 use Twas decided In IN
affirmative by vote Of 10 o. The inter
est in the lyeeum Is being consideraUl
increased.
The plank sidewalk on South Mai
street has been fixed so that mum Der 81,
shoe can not go through the holes IL tn
planks, but people sporting smaller size
viii ind il safer walking N the road OF
those nights when the moon has under
taken to light the city but Is hindered u
The performance OF her cuty Is inConsid
crate clouds.
Monday. Rev. ". n. Roberts vas Il
Brandon 10 attend the funeral 81 the lat
Elder Morgan, no was thrown from
carriage ana instantly killed. Elder Nor
gan had grown OLD IN this conference ant
was well known throughout the State
The accident happened in Bennington
where ne was living, but MS body WAS TAX
en- for burial 70 Brandon, where one of hl
daughters resides.
I A. c. Bailey, was picking threads from
piece Of cloth with the point Of tie shears
the instruments slipped and the poin
scratched the ball Of the right eye acros
the lower half OF the iris ,infiieting pain
full wound. The eye II very sore an,
causes considerable pain but I .nhamma
{. tion does not set IN, ID is thought that n'
serious results Will ensue.
The tenth anniversary Of the organiza
q aF = 4
7 day and special services viii ne held boil
7 afternoon and evening. In the afternoon
the mlm bers viii respond to the roll cal
and he holy sacrament viii be celebrated
In he evening, remarks by the local pas
tor viii precede tne sermon. 10 be- deiiv
cred By be Rev. II. A. Sper cer az Mont
! peier; and Monday evening the Epworti
League viii give a reception, a. TAic.
many Of the former pastors IT tu.s chang
are expected "a be present.
Col. ri. r. Grant. Nermoater n0w liv
irg in st. Paul, Mimi, entertained man,
OF the acquaintance Of MIR. and Mrs. II
I Williams az their home on Weston stree
last Tuesday evening, by relating in
most interesting manner his personal ex
perience in one Of the Indian massacre
Cob Grant has been away from Randoip
for 46 years in that time the railroad ba
been built, and the village has grown fr0r
present size and beauty.
Hon. Henry NJ. Arms OF Springfield
president of the Vermont Dairymen's as
ISOLATION, who has hld charge OF the Yer
mont butter exhibit at the Worlds Fail
passed through here Tuesday ca his wa
home. tie was much elated over the DC
sition awarded Vermont creamery butte
il scoring two per cent higher than an
other creamery product exhibited. ThG
from he famous Green Mountain Stoc
farm a, West Randolph, where was mad
the butter which took the first premium
gold medal at the Paris Exposition, score
9s 5, and the product Of the Frankli
County Creamery OF st. Adams scored q
This Is a splendid showing for this latte
institution, as the Moulton Brothers {
the Green Mountain stock farm have
worldwide fame because Of the large her
OF thoroughbred Jerseys from which ID
milk comes TO make their prize butte
The Vermont farmers have every reaso
to feel well satisfied with the awards {
premiums at the Fair. and Frankli
County people especially should not CON
plain; for they brought home three OF th
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