Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-09-28


The Ladies' Aid society OF the Cong
church met with Mrs. Julia Weber last
Wednesday.
w.B. C. Stickney OF Bethel was in town
last week on business.
Harry Hubbard spent Sunday with his
parents.
Mrs. H. c. Eaton and sons have been in
Woodstock for few days recently.
Scott Tower has samples OF clothing
from the wholesale house of Wanamaker
& Brown and is prepared to take orders,
measure and guarantee fit.
DIR. r. NJ. Chase was in town Monday
and Tuesday.
Fred Arnold was in town a day last
week.
Rev. Carleton Hazen attended the Wind
sor County conference Of Congl churches,
which met at West Hartford last week.
Mrs. Ransom Morgan started last Mon
day for { hicago.
Rev. III. f. Roberts, former pastor at
the NJ. E.church, passed through here last
week on his return from Brandon, where
he had been to attend the funeral OF Rev.
Richard Morgan.
Mrs. Charles Beckwith returned from
Royalton last week.
ia. AIbee and daughter, Mrs. LoudaD
have been spending few days In Tyson.
Mrs. Chester Pierce, Mrs. Z. L. Pierce
and son Chester started for Chicago last
Thursday, and will visit other places in
the West before they return.
Will Boutwell, and wife of Gaysville were
at Fred Martins last week.
At the meeting of the W. c. I. L. last
Saturday, a fine report Of the Vermont an
nual meeting lately held at Montpelier
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Mrs. Julia Weber, Mrs. Louisa Martin,
Mrs. Julana Morgan and Miss Jessie Nor
gan were in West Randolph last Wednes-
day TO attend the missionary meeting.
Miss Eta Swinyer has returned from
Orwell
Mr.. Nelson OF Lawrence, Mass, was in
town last week
c. NJ. Hunton and wife have been in
Leicester and Salisbury, visiting friends.
Fred Kendall OF New York City and
Paul Kendall of Woodstock are the guests
of p. G. Tinkham and wife.
A. W. Whitcomb has returned to his
home in Randolph, Mass.
| T.. r. Hubbard, wife and son have been
visiting friends in West Randolph.
Z. c. Beedle has sold his farm to Will
Huntley, for 5000.
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here for day recently.
Sammy Shepard 10 in Plattsburg, n. Y,
I for two weeks.
| Elisha Ford Of Iowa issNyith his brother,
q. M. Ford, for week.
John Angel has an egg that measures
( Z l a by IL inches.
Misses Florence and Della Rich and !. j.
Vail OF Orwell were with Sidney smith and
wife last week.
sidney Smith was in Brandon last Sat
urday.
The infant child OF Horace and Edith
Edson died of cholera infantum Sept. Il,
and was buried Saturday.
H.H. Cushman and wife are in Boston
this week, and will visit friends in Bridge
port, Conn, next week.
Rev. Austin Hazen of Richmond sup
piled the Cong'l pulpit last Sunday.
There will be a game of baseball here
next Saturday, between the Warren and
Rochester mines. An interesting game is
expected.
Alice Newton spent Sunday at home.
Chas. ID. Hubbard and wife spent last
Sunday in West Randolph.
XII. Goodno lost horse last week.
Joseph Phelps was here day recently.
Albert kinsman, VINO went away many
years ago, is visiting a large circle of rela-
tives and friends here. His wife is with
him.
W. II. Campbell is in Boston this week,
for goods for the firm OF Campbell x Gree
ley.
Helen Crawford has returned to her
home in Boston.
Ezekiel Emerson arrived home from his
Western trip last Saturday.
The baseball club went to Warren last
Saturday to play with the club there, and
the result was to 5 in favor of the War
rens.
Mrs. VIM. Cloryes OF Duluth, Mimi, was
the guest OF Mrs. Q. Nj. Ford last week.
Pr Tinkham and wife and Mr.. A.
Briggs have been in Shoreham this week,
visiting friends.
| G. w. Angel was in Whiting last week,
and his wife returned with him.
II those who want grapes would ask for
them, we think they would get as many
and full as we'll or better than those who
took them without leave,a few nights ago.
IL. b. Cady will close his gallery next
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