Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-09-27

MIS- w llldTQ 1AItIuJ 1utb0nS a4tNAhOCh3
Oct. End, at $50 O'Clock.
w. A. Sweeney OF Gaysville has rented
the blacksmith shop on Central street,
opposite the gristmilu. ~
4 new carpet has teen purchased fer ST.
Johns church by the Junior auxiliary,
and viii soon be put in place.
j. A. Fowler is away this week on
business trip TO St. Johnsbury, Bradford
and other towns in that part OF the State.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. McCrillis were
called Saturday to Hardwick by the death
of Mrs. McCrillis' father,the late Mr.iMark
French.
DR.. H. II. Mcintyre is riding something
new to this vicinity in the line OF blcy-
cles-a thirty-four inch rambler withcop-
per rims.
A son was born Sunday TO Mr.. and Mrs.
SherWin Flint Of Burlington, whose West
Randolph friends congratulate them on
the corpulent youngster, weighing eleven
and a half pounds. The same DAY, Mr..
and Mrs. j. H. Burt of this place welcomed
a second son to their home.
Mrs. Anna Chase and Miss Allace have
returned from Claremont, \. H.; Miss
Alice Erskine and Mrs. A. j. Curtis, from
Windsor: Mrs. Anna Ames is home from
a trim 10 Bridport and Middlebury, and
II. B. Bell OF Bell Brothers, from the New
York markets.
George Hutchinson is gradually recov-
ering from a severe attack OF fever. MISS
Bertha Manney and her brother Edison,
who have both been very i'll, are reported
to be gaining, but Dana Spooner still con-
tinues to be quite sick, else Heber Hol-
man. Miss June Fassett is suffering from
a hard cold, and Mrs. A, n. Kendrick is
vet confined to the house by the grip.
n ~ se4 IN hav q concrete
walk laid, at his own expense, on the east
side OF bis house situated on the corner OF
Merchants Row and South Pleasant
street, and occupied by Mr.. j. w. Hale.
The walk is to be concerted the length Of
the doctors lot on South Pleasant street,
and will doubtless prove the beginning OF
a new concrete walk on that side OF the
street,
Mrs. Eliza Landon, after a brief illness,
passed away Saturday afternoon, AZ tne
age OF 81 years, The funeral was held
Monday afternoon in St johns church,
Rev. Homer White officiating, and the re-
mains were taken Tuesday 70
New York for interment
The deceased had made her home in Ram
dolph for the past i've or six years with
her daughter, Mrs. j. w. Burt, and won
the esteem OF all who met her ny her gem
lie grace Of manner.
The concert by the McGibeny family
saturday night was the best entertain
ment that West Randolph has had foI
some months The family chorus, orches-
/ ira and band were especially nne, and
i Master Leo, with his humorous songs
scored a great success. The members q
\ This talented family were very skillful ~
i their management OF the encore fiend and
succeeded In rendering tue seventeen
numbers Of the program without respond
4 ing to seventeen encores.
George Haskins, formerly an engines
on the Central Vermont railroad ana nov
4 Of Monterey, Mexico, has been visiting
4 his uncle, l.. A. Sh6ttuck. Mr.. hasklns
/ tho has been in Mexico for the past SD
+ years, describes the climate as the fines
/ IN the world especially at Monterey
where a sanitorium is soon TO be estab
lished. He has a fine position on tn
road, running from Monterey 10 Iampics
on the coast, and Is evidently well pleaseG
with the country Of his adoption.
j. w. Atwood. for many years the sta
ton agent here and for the past few year
connected with the screen mill, has Sc
cured a very fine position as general man
ager OF the Veneer manufacturing compa
nv OF Plymouth, y. H., where from thir
~ i've to fifty hands are employed. Mon
CAV. the household goods LETT town, an
Tuesday Mr.. and Mrs. Atwood started .
drive 10 Plymouth, leaving behind then
very many sincere frienos, who deepi
regret their departure. Mr.. Atwood BE-
gins his duties Oct. 1st, and a host OF goo
wishes for their future prosperity an
happiness follow both him and his vile Z
their new home.
/. A. Rogers, aged II years, month
and IA days, died Sunday afternoon g
bright's disease, after lingering an
81 - fan he The ftlmF
service was conducted at the home OF HI
sou, w, W. Rogers, at 1870 o'clock Mon
. day afternoon by Rev. seward Robson
pastor OF the Baptist church, and the re
mains were taken the following day
I Stanbridge, z. O., for interment. In
deceased left five children Adds
and James A. Rogers OF Manchester, }
H., W. w. Rogers OF West Randolph, MT
7 w. 5. Marston OF Lee, Mass, and Mr.
} VIM. hagan OF ST. Armand, p. q.
! LIB. johnson, the new editor OF th
, HERALD AND News, his wife and chill
! have moved from Burlington and are
live in the Luther Granger house on Ger
trail street; Mr.. and Mrs. l.. f. Drak
from Granville are occupying the b.
f, Drake house, located on the hill al II
s end OF Park street and lately purchase
py DR.. Davis; and Ed. Pinpey has trans
} ferred his effects from the upper tenemer
e apartments in the Andrew Curtis hou'
D on Main street. Loren Bruce, also, hi
y moved from Dudley street TO the Georl
Spear house, beside the railroad track an
6 below AbDott's mill.
ALSO o'clockTuesday morning ,Clar sn'
{ Cole and Miss Rebecca Newton were ma
. ried at the home OF the brides parent
! Mr.. and Mrs. j. V. Newton, on soui
. Main street. The bride was attired in
e very pretty travelling dress, and immed
ateiy after the ceremony, which was pc
/, formed By Rev. Homer White, rector
e st. Johns church, the happy couple le
4 for Littleton, y. n. where the bride
sister. Mrs. Cortez Nutting, resides. On
= the relatives and near friends OF Mr. an
: Mrs. Cole were present at the wedd'n
$ The young people were the recipients
d many pretty presents, including n han'
u some lamp and quite a sum Of money fro
e Mir. and Mrs. Newton and several articl
5 of silver from other friends.
I, Messrs. Nickerson and Cox have late
b received the following letter from Ho
g Hiram Carleton. president OF the Vernon
Historical society: Gentlemen, Nol
u ,ona ntlr nm hl5EhPt Historical Souvenir