Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-09-20

Ransom Morgan and wife were in Rut-
land and Brandon for few days recently.
II. c. Martin and wife were called to
Rutland last Sunday by the serious illness
OF their daughter Addie.
Mrs. w. D.Huntington was in Brandon,
Monday
Eugene sheafe and wife were here Mon
day.
G. X. Guernsey and wife OF Windsor
were in town last Saturday.
F. d. Jones was in Montpelier last Sat
urday.
The Epworth League sociable met with
Frank Kezer, Friday evening.
Mrs. Jennie Mcdonald and daughter of
Worcester, Mass, have been with John
Wyman's people for the past week.
Mrs. w. A. Tinkham, son and daughter
OF Stowe were in town for several days
recently.
4. Mrs. John Upper and Mrs. p. Baker
were in Warren for several days last week.
Geo. n. and Julia Harvey spent several
days in Middlebury lately.
The store of Cushman * Upper was
broken into on the night of Sept. Y, by
removing light of glass. Five dollars
and fifty cents in change were taken from
the postoffice drawer, and some goods
/ from the store. At present the burglar is
unknown.
/ Rev. Carleton Hazen has returned from
his vacation and will preach at the Cong'l
church next Sunday and will attend the
service at West Rochester.
Mrs. Elmira Guernsey is visiting in
Stockbridge and Pittsield this week.
AL Martz Co. gave an entertainment at
the q. A. r hall Monday night, which
was we'll attended.
Gtafahar, putfIae % kars
last week for cows.
Norman Harvey sold cows to John and
Frank James Of Wey bridge, for ESQ.
j, p. Davis and wife spent two weeks in
Reading lately.
NJ. {. Noyes Of Sharon was in town last
week.
Kiles p. stockwell and wife OF Waits
field spent few days with her parents last
week.
+. l.. Martin Of Dandy was in town for
few days last week.
Chas. Downer Of Sharon was here for a
few days recently.
Charles n. Martin is in Lowell Mass,
visiting friends and intends to go from
there to Boston.
Frank Bingham cut his hand ard wrist
quite badly last week. Dr. Stewart at
tended him.
Mrs. ;. Howard fell down stairs recent
~, hurting her quite badly.
News was received here Sept. 18th of the
death OF X. III. Goodno at Rutland, aged
81 years. The funeral was held at the
Uniyersalist church here Friday, Rev. A.
Chase officiating. The burial was al the
North Hollow cemetery.
Wesley Hodgkins has sold his livery
stable stock to f. J.. Martin.
III.
week.
Mrs. +. A. Kezef was in West Randolph
last week.
Master Louis Hubbard was in Orange,
Mass, last week with bis father.
John II. Trask was in Boston last week
for fail and winter goods.
The Rochester basebal club played with
the Bethvls tue second day OF the fair and
the score stood IS to 2 in favor OF the
Rochesters.
John Topper was in Royalton and shar-
on last week.
Dwight Howe and wife OF Roxbury Wis
tied Wardner ID. Hodgkins lately.
Arson Hubbard and wife were here from
Rutland 10 attend the funeral OF X. n.
Goodnu.
Rev.and Mrs.w II. Wight are in Spring
field, Mass, for three weeks.
Mrs. G. L. Rich returned TO her home ia
East Jaffrey, y. H., Monday.
Miss Jessie NJ. Morgan is spending few
weeks in Malone, y. y.
Nelson Chamberin and wife Of Barnard
have been visiting in town the past week
Mrs. L. V. johnson and Evelyn return
ed 10 their home in New York, Monday.
Dr.Huntington was in Burlington, Mon 4
day.
Mrs. Eleeta Morse OF Windsor Is in /
town, the guest OF Mrs. Juha Nebber
Guy and Ray Hodgkins are spending /
this week with their parents, Warner /
Hodgkins and wife.
A. f. Howe and wife OF Mortified were !
with W. ID. Hodgkins and wife for a few 4
days last week.
E. 5. Whitaker and family OF Rutland \
came here last week with the remains of /
X. II. Goodno, Mrs. Whittaker's father.
L. NJ. Kent and wife spent last week in
Miss Eta swinyer is in Brandon this
week.
Adolph Epeneter Of Orange, Mass. is here
for two weeks.
NJ. Nj. Ball was in Brandon last satur-
day.
Mrs. c. II. Bush was in Montpelier for
few days last week.
II. H. Chaffee and wife, f. H. Hoyt and
wife and Geo. l.. Greeley and wife were in
Brandon to attend the fair this week.
Book cabinets are cheaper than ever be-
fore. At Paine's Furniture Warerooms in