Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-11-02

Tuesday night was witches night, or Hal
loween.
Yesterday, Nov LIST, occurred the festi-
val Of All Saints
To-day is known as All Souls Day, on
which supplication is made for the souls
Of the faithful dead
H. P. Sanford returned Saturday from
/ his Western trip.
4 r. T. Tilson was one Of the soiourners
/ in Burlington on Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. j H. Smith Of Boston are
I with their SON. X II Smith.
r. A. Perkins, editor Of the Rutland
Herald, was in town Oct. 26th.
A. N. Hayes and family have moved in
to their new. house on Maple street
Mrs n. M. Dufur and her mother, Mrs.
Hutchins, went Saturday to Boston.
Hon, j. w. Rowel attended to business
matters in Montpelier on Thursday, Oct
26th.
Hon Crosby Miller and wife of Pomfret
have been visiting DR.. and Mrs. IL. Il Nc
Intyre.
Friday, Martin Hanlon, wife and baby
from Northfield made visit az a T.. Ken
bricks.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Hobart spent Sunday
in Windsor with their son, Ed Hobart,
and his family.
Hon. James Hutchinson, who went to
Boston on the excursion, came back Fri
day on the evening train.
M L. Washburne from Kodiak, ALASKA,
who has been spending a little time az
Chicago, arrived Saturday.
The new shingles cleaning in the sun
light indicate that preparations are being
made for a long, cold winter.
Go4,ardor. No., 40 -, f....., 1T
ern New York his son, George, was al
so here from Hanover, n. Il.
Miss Bertha Hodges has finished the
fall term Of school in Sharon and is now
at home on three weeks vacation.
Frank Griswold has finished painting
and otherwise improving the neat and
pretty buildings on the Reservation"
At the dedication of the Riverside trot-
ting park in South RoyaltoD, Oct 18th
Mr., n NJ. Draper was one Of the timers
Miss Marcia Amsden, who has been stay I
ing with friends in this village since last 4
July, returned Saturday to her home In
North Leominster, Mass.
Messrs. Edward and Charles Carr Of
Goffstown, N. H., have been soiourning (
in West Randolph lately, the guests OF 4
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Tewksbury.
r.. T Dubois has taken away the hedge I
around his premises, adding gIeatly-by 4
this taking away-to the appearance OF 4
his GROUNDS and Of South Main street.
In the last issue OF the Reveiile. the
publication Of Norwich Univer-
sity, tie name OF A. E. Lewis OF West
Randolph is found in the list OF freshmen.
Mr. and Mrs. II. @. Cole, Willis Cole
and Mrs. L. d. Seayer, on their way from
chicago to Boston, stopped over Friday
IN West Randolph and We're the guests OF
Mrs Or. smith.
e, 7. Brigham and wife drove from st.
iohnsbury last week to visit MIR. and Mrs
Hobart Peck and other relatives Ia this vi
Unity. While at Mr.. Peek's, Mrs Brigham
vas taken very sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lucius Webb Of East Gran
lille, who We're planning to occupy Mrs.
aura Mead's house on Randolph avenue
Turing the winter, have decided not 70
move here this year.
A party Of Massachusetts huntsmen,
Who have been making life a burden to
he squirrels Of BrookdeId, left this sta
ion saturday morning, taking a fine
tring OF "hushy tails" with them.
AT the State Sunday School convention /
eid in Rutland, Rev q. W. Morrow was
lected president OF tue association. At
er his election, be was escorted TO the
hair and thanked the convention for the !
DUOf conferred upon Dln.
Mrs. Penn Strong and little daughter
anne from North Pomfret last Thursday
D be the guests OF Mrs VIM. Holman FOR
few days Saturday, Mr.. Strong drove :
ON Pomfret and the following Monday !
BOX his wife and daughter home.
Thursday and Friday, the HERALD ex- e
sme wandering home. About half OF the D
arty stopped at Montreal over Thursday o
, drive and walk ateut that beautiful il
anadian city.
The concrete walk on Souths Pleasant .
rect. past the Roman Catholic grounds =
as again come to light. The rnass 81 Is
mo under which il has been buried for !,
le past month, has been carted of, and 4
rangers have ceased 10 ask whose idea il 4
as to seed that piece down. n,
Eight candidates were examined Tues v
ay and Wednesday OF last week at Mont "
siier and were admitted to the Vermont VI
n. Que OF the eight was Mr. ). NJ. Flint. ',
Randolph boy nov living in Burlington. p
no RANKED third in the examination. "
he highest mark received was 81. ana b
lie lowest, 81. lie
The American Express company has in g
ructed its agents N the Mort bern New "
ngland division that ali gifts Of money. b
othing OF provisions for sufferers by the 81
ecut Stoftfis on inc gull, consigned to -
e mayor Of New Orleans or any reliable d
in that city, win be transported a.
&c BY thatcompany. in
On the 18th Of October occurred the for =
third anniversary OF the marriage OF =
T. and Mrs. Wsrren Z. Davis. The chi "
en- and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in all ..
ere present. and very pleasant evening ~
- spent. Presents were given, refresh " "
ents were served and hearty congratuia- y
ms were extended ~
Misses Eugene Bancroft and Maud ~
anchard have returned from their trim fr
the Worlds Fair end are once more AZ in
1lienhurst.n During the several weeks A.
a. she vas away, Miss Blanchard visit mi
Rev. ana Mrs. Pierre, once sertled over ~
Is Baptist church ana now living in AZ
fvidere, H., and friends in Burlington, ed
cine and Milwaukee Wis, ss Well as 81
? Fair. a.
It the forty-third annual meeting OF the no
rmont state Agricultural society, held or
The Van Ness House. Darlington. last Pa
ursday, Dr. II K Mcintyre was elected an
2 OF the Vice presidents, end both be ha