Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-09-21

Mrs. II. NJ. Dufur went Monday TO
Hartford.
e. e. Evans was in White River juno
ton, the 18th.
David Hatch is the new porter at the
Red Lion Inn.
Mrs. l.. J. Sargent has been visiting
friends in Worcester, Mass.
Mrs. c. p. Frost Of Hanover, n. H., was
here for few days last week.
q. e. Moulton Of Montpelier is at his old
home this week on vacation.
Mrs. Asenath Cross and daughter May
were in Roxbury, Saturday and Sunday.
The infant child Of Mrs. Julius Rattee
has been very SICK with cholera iniantum'
Mrs. George Rockwell of Boston has
been visiting her brother, J.. I. sparhawk'
Mrs. n. ]. Whitehill is at her former
home in Peacham, for a few weeks stay.
The sacrament of infant baptism was
administered in 81. Johns church last
Sunday.
4 Yesterday, Mr.. Arthur Stone returned
| to the General Theological Seminary OF
/ New York.
Mrs. Charles Blaisdell Of West Hartford
/ left Friday after a short visit al MIS-
Thomas Carr's.
Rev. and Mrs. Hamblin, now Of Water
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this place lately.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. 5. Bragg went back to
Boston on Friday, after sojonrn Of Two
months in this locality.
Mrs. n. F. Morrill, Of Warner, \. H., is
to make her nome this winter with her
daughter, Mrs. }. R. Bates.
Fred Moulten Of Boston was here Tor a
day or two the first OF the week, visiting
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Hobart.
Mrs Chas Mann from Claremont, n.
H.. is passing bis week with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Fowler.
4 DR.. George w. Scott is to be the physi-
clan in charge OF the Morrell Liquor Cure
when il is once established here.
]. Tyler Nudge and wife drove here
from Lynn, Mass, last week ana were
entertained at Mrs. Mary Mann's.
Frank Wright has leased the billiard
room of NJ. L. Chadwick and took posses
sion of his new quarters on Monday.
Miss Angie King went back TO North
field. Monday, after remaining over sun
day with her aunt, Miss Angie Pike.
Horace UdaIl, nephew of the Rev. X.
Udall came from STAFFORD, Friday, and
remained until the following Monday.
Mrs. Munroe Montgomery and Mrs.
Leonard Fisher were called TO Middlesex,
Saturday, to attend the funeral OF an uncle.
Geo. l.. Spear came from the wilds Of
Maine last week and remained several
days in this center of civilization and re-
hnement.
Rev. DR.. Tyler, for forty years mis-
sionary in Africa, mas lately been solourn-
ing in these parts, and last Sunday
preached ia the Congl church at the
On Sunday next, the Rev. F. W. Smith
of Woodstock viii ofiicigte III ~. johns
church end in Grace church, Randolph, az
the usual hours.
Mr.and Mrs. Korah Lazelle from White
River junction are spending a short va
cation in West Randolph as the guests Of
J. NJ. Atwood
Miss Ella Holman has entered the
school in Manchester, y. H., and IN addi-
tion to the regular work, she VIII contin-
ne her study OF music.
Mrs. w. w. Culver OF Lebanon, y. H.,
and Mrs. Fisk OF White River Junction
paid VISIT TO Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Hale
during the past week.
Mrs. 5. A. E. Walton of Mon pelier
was in town Monday and Tuesday on
business connected with the settlement
of the Electa Hall estate.
According to the Morrisville Citizen.
Fred Huntington lately made the trip
from West Randolph to thst place dis
lance Of so miles-on his bicycle, in nine
hours.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ L. Chadwick went
Tuesday to Burlington to consult Dr..
: SparhaWk with regard 10 Mr.. Chadwick.
whose poor health has compelled hlm q
retire from business.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. f. Stockwell and Mrs.
) Z. p. Foster from Gardner. Mass, who
, have been staying for the past month
with their cousin, Mrs. Norman Greene
, ~ ar friT
town Monday.
Irwin Chadwick, who has been the eff
. Gent assistant at he depot for the pasi
two years, finished his labors there Satur-
day, and yesterday accompanied his SIS
ter, Mrs. Omri Greene, TO her home IN
Glen Cove, L. |.
CT. Shattuck and wife, whose home il
in San Francisco, CAL, visited the World;
Fair recently, and continuing their jour
ney eastward, arrived Monday at thi,
place, where they spent the day with theil
:. uncle, +. A. Shattuck.
Among the typographical errors in las
weeks issue were two rather noticeable
i, ones La belle langue burst upon al
amused public in the fol M Of la belle Ian
guage and this school was credited will
$50 pupils instead OF $50.
!, Judge Lucius Salisbury and wife, afte
a pleasant visit with relatives and forme
friends, started Monday on the return
r trip 10 Kenton, Ohio. Mrs. Laura Smitl
; accompanied them and will remain il
S Kenton this coming winter.
Apples of the russell variety packed las
fall in fine shavings by Mrs. c. L. Abbot
v were, when brought to light this fall, a
free from decay as when first picked from
: the tree, and to their excellent flavor, tn
! daughters of Eve in the HERALD office
who saw these apples and did eat, can ties
4 tify.
Mr.. Frank J. Dutton of Gouldsville ant
Miss Elvira A. Pingree of Mortified wer
married Tuesday afternoon at the resi-
dence of Rev. Homer White, who per
formed the marriage ceremony. Tn
a young couple left on the afternoon ex
press for Mortified, where they intend {
reside.