Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-08-30
NJ. ]. SARGENT. Local Editor.

Ire Graded school commences next
monday, Sept. 3.
the drouth has seriously injured this
fsi feed, corn and potatoes.
rson and Eddie Skinner returned home
i.9ro New York last Saturday.
The third game in the contest between
IN so. Royalton and Bal nard baseball
siubs was played last Saturday and result
an tie game.
Dr. Elmer Moore and his mother left
,s-e Monday for Sherburne, to visit reIa.
rivss before returning to their home in
providence, K. |.
c. P. Tarbell lost a young Freestone
coli few days ago, by having its thigh
br5ken, which necessitated killing it.
NJ. Mather and family, of the firm of
Nsther & Moody, who has recently pur.
chased w. II. Martins stock of goods.
moved here last Friday.
Mss Ada Burroughs of West Randolnb
va. the guest of j. Mudgett and wife over
Sunday.
Train Dispatcher b. F. Waldo has re.
ru-nsd, after two weeks outing at Ola
orchard, to his work at Concord, N. II.
Antoine DeCoste moves onto his farm
this week, which he purchased in Tun-
bridge last spring.
The lady evangel,sts, Misses HartIg and
Mofgtt, are to hold evening meetings dur
me next week at the Cong'l church.
Ed Foster and wife have gone to Camp
Martin in Milton, 70 remain for few
days
Osborn Ashley of Washington ID. C..was
glest OF j. o. Belknap last week.
A. P. Skinner was made the nominee OF
ths Republicans for town representative
ana j. w. Waldo, of the Democrats at the
csualses held the 18th and 18th. Other
candidates have been put in nomination
since the caucus.
E. q. Brown announces a bali at Hotel
hall next Tuesday evening, Sept. 3, with
Gils0n's orchestra Of Bethel.
The entertainment committee of the G.
T. society extends sincere thanks to each
one who so kindly helped in the work of
the convention held here last week.
Miss Sue Lamb is visiting friends in
Waterbury and Montpelier this week.
Mrs Eva Thayer and sister, Miss
Blanche Jones, are stopping at j. w.
Bright's for few days.
g. Y Whipple is engaged as starter of
the races at East Corinth this week.
Buy your spectacles of and eyeglasses OF
NJ sargent & Son and save money.
Mrs Caleb Haynes OF South Tunhridge,
ssIsi of j. II. Hewitt of this village, died
at hsi home last Monday,ot heart trouble.
Road Commissioner George Ellis is max
ing much needed repairs, by having the
lower slope OF the hill on the south side
Of TIT bridge raised.
n P. Wheeler OF White River Junction,
who vas seriously injured by being stab
bee BIZ one OF his employees last Saturday,
is vice president of the Gentlemeu's Driv-
ing club OF this place.
Miss Florence Bright, who has been liv-
ing in Lowell, Mass, for the past few
years is yisiting her father, j. w. Bright.
The races advertised for last Saturday at
Riverside Park did not materialize as was
expect ed. The management was in charge
F. H. Hyde of White River Junction, who
leased the track for one days races and
failed 70 secure entries to fill every class.
The Gentlemen's Driving club was in no
way connected with the management nor
had any interest whatever in the meeting,
further than to see that the National Trot-
ting association rules were observed on the
trace, which is National association
TRACK.