Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-11-01
West Randolph Concluded

| The Chautauqua Circle will meet with
Mrs. H. II. Mcintyre next Monday even
| ing.
Mr.. and Mrs Martin Tewksbury have
been away on a trip to Boston and to
Goffstown and Plymouth, n. H., return
ing Tuesday. Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah Til
son, Dr.George P. Morris and John Church
have also been soiournlng at the "Hubn
citv.
Tuesday, quite delegation Of veterans,
among them u II. Hebard, Edward Ris-
ing, j. Ford, John Smith and Norman
Nichols, went to Montpelier to attend the
reunion of the Twelfth Vermont. l.. p.
Thayer and DIR. H. H. Mcintyre were also
at the Capital that day.
Halloween charms were to be given a
thorough trial last evening by the young
ladies Of this village, who probably de-
rived considerable valuable information
with regard TO the future by walking
down the cellar stairs backward, gazing
with prophetic eyes into a mirror and see-
ing nothing worse than an astonished rat
or two scuttling out Of the way Of such
surprising lunacy.
The cafe and candy business OF d. L.
Cooling, which are now for sale, offers a
fine opportunity for the right person to
step into a nice little trade with a fair
prospect Of its being greatly extended by
the addition to the candy store and cafe
OF good home bakery, which Is one OF
the crying needs OF the hour. Should he
find suitable purchaser for his business,
Mr.. Cooling will not leave Randolph but
will retain possession OF his property on
Randolph avenue, renting the store part
OF II to the new caterer.
w. f. Aldrich and Mr.. Hill OF Lincoln
have been visiting at Warren Beams; Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Lane of Montpelier were
at Justin Moulton's over Sunday, and Mr..
and Mrs. Rowley OF Montgomery, at j. w.
Gabrielle,s; Editor Perkins OF the Rut-
land Herald was here Monday, also Frank
l.. Howe OF Mortified; Elmer Thomas of
Georgia paid a visit TO his brothers, Z. A.
and f. b. Thomas, the first of the week;
Cadet Harry Keith was home from Nor
witch University; and DR.. q. A. Wheeler
and his sister-in-low, Mrs. Leonard
Wheeler, with her little daughter Mary.
were up from White River Junction.
The autumn excursion to Montreal
occurs on Tuesday, Nov. 9Th, and the fare
for the round trip from Sharon, South
Royaiton, Royalton, Bethel, Randolph
Braintree, East Granville and Roxbury
will be only $3.50. special train win
leave Sharon at 5:0s a. m; South Royalton,
at 5:19 a. M; Royalton, at 5:24 a. m.
Bethel, at 5:35 a. m. Randolph, at 5:52 a.
M; Braintree,a at sos a. m; East Granville, /
- - - Afff AtN@NReA ~ 's-A osllA- nAAANAhE
in Montreal at II "a a. m. Returning,
special tain for Sharon will leave Mon
treal at p. m. Regular trains leave Mon |
treal at 9 a. m. and at S:25 p. n. The tick
cts will be good going only Nov. 9Th on /
all regular and special trains, and good /
returning on all trains until Nov. Sth in 1
elusive. No stop over privileges allowed. /
Mrs. Minerva l. Brewer OF Boston, who /
had been visiting her son, Gardner Brew 4
ar, Jr., died in Burlington, Oct. 26th. Mrs. 1
Brewer was born in Plymouth, n. H., but /
spent the greater part of her life in Boston,
" here her husband, Gardner Brewer, Sr.,
was engaged in business many years. The
deceased, who was cousin of q. e. and
A. B. Cushman OF this place, was sixty
eight years old and left, beside her hus-
band. a son aud daughter, Gardner Brewer,
IT., OF Burlington and Mrs. C. III. Jackson
II Boston. A funeral service was held in
ut Mr.. Brewers residence at
o'clock Sunday afternoon and Monday
he remains were brought to West Ran
iolph for interment. A short service was
conducted at the Christian church by the
Rev. q. w. Morrow previous to the burial.
Gardner Brewer, Jr., Mrs. c. II. Jackson
II Boston and Charles Cushman of Salem.
Mass, brother of Mrs. Brewer, accompa-
lied the remains from Burlington.