Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-12-06
West Randolph Concluded

Several families in the village partool
OF an excellent dinner at the Red Liol
Inn, Thanksgiving Day.
Mr.. and Mrs Benito Nichols and son
visiting at Hon. w. HI. Nichols, hav,
gone back to New York.
Rev. Mr.. Covell of Waterbury breaches
IN the Cong'l church next Sunday in ex.
| change with Rev. " NJ. Hardy
! Heber Holman is now at home, having
reformed from DR.. Bingham's hospital in
Burlington much improved in health.
Carroll Huntington has recovered from
his recent illness and returned to his
work as clerk in drug store at Newport.
j. II. Burt, OF the United States screen
mill, is away on business trip to Boston,
New Haven and other New England
points.
Col. Albert b. Chandler arrived from
Brooklyn few days ago to inspect the
progress of the work on the additions to
Mari Castle"
Tuesday, Chester Tracy and wife started
for their home in Dele PLANE, Iowa; E.
l.. Bass went to Springfield, Mass, and
Capt. j. f. Eldredge, to Rutland.
Mrs. Lucy Coombs, aged "A years, died
saturday night OF dropsy at the home OF
Or. Davis. The remains were taken Sun
day TO East Randolph for inTerment.
Mrs. l. ID. Williams went Tuesday to
canaan, n. H., TO render an account OF
her guardianship of her son, Carl Edmin-
ster, who has now reached BIS majority.
County Commissioner c. S. Emery of
chelsea, IN accordance with the recon-
mendation OF our selectmen, has reap
pointed r. II. Joslyn liquor agent for the
Town OF Randolph the coming year.
Saturday night, at the residence Of the
otlciating clergyman, Rev. W. n. Rob-
erts, occurred the marriage of Frank f.
kattee and Miss Hattie Luce, both of this
village.
There was an auction in the square Sat
urday morning, several handsome rugs,
when had been taken at the Newton
House from their impecunious owners as
payment for board bills, being sold to
the highest bidder.
W. A. Swynyer who lately opened a
blacksmith shop in this village, was mar
ried Sunday afternoon in ST. Paurs
church, RoyaltoD, to Miss Amanda Smith,
Rev. DR.. Trevett OF Bethel officiating
Mr.. and Mrs. Swynyer are occupying a
tenement in the VIM. Bass house on Park
street.
The Christian Endeavor society of the
Cong'l church will give a unique enter
tainment, in which the months OF the
year are to play a prominent part, at
the vestries next Monday evening. Re-
freshments will be served by the ladies OF
the Wsys and Means society, and the
public is most cordially invited to be in
attendance.
Mr.. Fowler OF West Randolph, admins
traitor OF b. Z. Chase's estate, was in town
most OF last week settling matters con-
nected with the ESTATE, but apparently
paid out more than he collected. The in
surance on MIR. Chase's life will be paid to
Mrs. Chase in due time and will not go in
as assets of the estate. Under these cir
cumstances, il may turn out that the es-
tate is not solvent.-Hardwick Gazette.
. One hundred hogs and thirty three
calves were shipped from here Monday
morning. Owing to the quarantine es.
tablished by Massachusetts against Yer
mont and New Hampshire cattle, the
shipping interests suffer somew hat; for
the animals must be kept ten days, at a
cost OF dollar day to the shipper. in
order that they may be tested for tuber.
culosis, and should they prove to be in
tected, they become in every sense OF the
word a dead loss.
Among those noticed in this lively me-
tropolis during the past few days were X.
w. Allen of Chelsea, Clarence &. Morse OF
Franklin, n. FL, Arthur Hunter OF Wind
sor, III. NJ. Dufur of Waterbury. Walter
Brown OF Northteld, VIM. Mann of
Mort bern New York, Miss Susie Wilson
of Bethel, Mrs. r. p. Stimson OF Tiverton,
X. L.. Herbert Parker OF Brookfield, J. p.
Clifford OF Hanover, n. H., and Miss L.
Lillian Howe. a teacher of elocution in
the seminary at Wilbraham, Mass, who
is a guest at Rev. w. n. Roberts