Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-07-19


Hugh and John Henry Of Boston came
Monday to spend a two weeks vacation
at home.
Eugene Sheafe and wife have gone to
Lincoln to be absent for a few weeks
A. F. Guernsey and wife spent Sunday
with F. A. Guernsey and family.
Mrs. Susan Jones of Barre and Mrs .Tru-
man Jones OF Molcott We're with p. c..
Tinkham and wife for day last week.
Mrs. Z. s. Fiske and daughter OF Waits
field were in town Monday.
Mrs. Marion Fassett, who has been
away for several weeks, returned Monday.
Harry Henry and family OF New York
are with his family for few days.
j. w. Sault and son Albert of st Johns
bury ale with Geo. e. Mosher and family
this week.
r. A. Guernsey spent several days at
Lake Dunmore recently.
Mrs Ransom Guernsey of Hudson, Mass,
has been visiting friends in town the past
week.
A. NJ. June spent Sunday at his home in
Brandon.
Chas. Gardner and family have moved
back to town and live at the lower village
Edgar Baker and his son Wallace, aged
about 40 and 10 years, who lived in West
Rochester on the place known as the VIII
Towle farm, were killed by lightning Fri
day, July 10, about pm. They had been
hoelng corn and when the shower came
MIR. Baker sat down under a birch tree. He
was killed by the shock, as there were no
marks on him and he was holding the hoe
in his hand. The son was apparently
standing near his father His shirt was
nearly torn of aud the BODY was badly
turned There was praye nj The house
k-af fNsaaH r.eaH q i. .---
Forestcale, their former home, for burial.
Mr.. Baker leila widow and three daugh-
tiers, the oldest beiHg II years of age, to
mourn their loss. They have the sympa
Thy OF the entire community.
Charles b. GokeY and son Harry Of
Mortified spent Sunday in town.
Mrs. NJ. PaImenter and Mrs. c. F Kins-
man We're IN Woodstock last week TO at
tend the W. c. T. L. convention.
Or. Ryder of West Randolph was in
town Sunday.
Windsor Ditty Of Williamstown was in
town Sunday.
A. L. NanDeusen and vie were III Bur
lington, Monday
DR.. and Mrs james JENNIE Of St. Adams |
were the guests OF DIR. and Mrs. W. -. |
Huntington last Sunday
Miss Luclla Eaton Of West Randolph is 1
with her grandmother, Mrs. VIM. Blodgett. |
}. O.Rohinson was through New Hamp- |
shire, Massachusetts and Connecticut last /
week on business.
Mr.. Berry and Miss Susie Chase OF Beth 4
el were 40 the Rochester House one day
last weeg.
John Il. Trask and daughter Julia were I
IN Bethel for day recently
Gardner Ashley and son OF 50. ROYAL /
ton were with +. l.. Pierce and family last I
week.
Mrs. VIM. Boutwell, and daughter spent
last week with Fred Martin aud wife.
Mrs.J W. OIphant, Mrs. Coop. WEIGH .
and son Henry OF Cleveland, o., are with /
+. L. Pierce and family.
Miss Kitty Cassidy Of Bellows Fails is
visiting frienos in town.
Fred Marsh and wife rejoice over the
birth Of a son, July y.
s very pleasant reception was given X
z SlockWeli and wife Wednesday July
II, at the home Of bis parents.
Francis Lamb ofMedford, Mass, was al
@ NJ Ford for day last week.
B. +. Hubbard was in Burlington and
lndernlll for day recently.
Mrs. Edgar Abbott of Rutland is with
her parents, Il. +. Martin and wife, for a
lew days.
Fred Bowen aud wife Of Bethel were al
J. p Stockwell's for a day last week
+. NJ Cobb and wife OF Lexington, Mass,
have been at A. w. Goye's the past week.
c. Stanley and wife were in Bethel for
lay last week.
Alice Eaton has gone to the Adiron-
lacks for few weeks.
Miss Addie Martin is home from Ieom-
nster, Mass, for few weeks.
VIII Cook and family were in Bethel.
sunday. Essie, Hattie and Grace remained
With their grandmother this week. Clos
ION returned With his parents.
w. w. Wilson of the Bristol Herald and ,
wife, Geo. Brooks and wife, Ernest Hulett
md Miss Alexander, all Of Bristol, have
been with Charles hulett and wife this !
week.
DIR. w. D. Huntington was in Burling-
on, Monday. ,
n. w. Ringe and wife OF West Randolph
re visiting friends in town.
School on Maple Hill closed July a. 4
with picnic. The pupils having no marks
gainst their names were Jessie Wilson, I
Albert Miles ana Ralph Martin. Those
laving no tardy marks we're Fannie and
leonard LaFlam aud Addie Wilson.
ANNIE l.. MEssER, Teacher.
Mrs. Irene Dyer of West Randolph was
I w. A. Goodno's for day last week. !
Miss Carrie Jones returned from Wills
'oro, n. Y, last Friday.
Rev. 2. B.Wheeler of Granville preached I
I the NJ. K. church last Sunday, in ex-
hange with Rev. w. II. Wight. [
DIR. ID. o. Goodno sold his horse to Chas
'isk OF Hancock. l.
Chas. Hanks OF Boston came home Mon
ay.
All should read Rood's Millinery ad. I
East Bethel.
Mrs. Betsey Paine Of Concord. Mass. is