Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-09-13

| inst.
George Mann began his duties as princi.
| pal Of the Quechee graded school on Mon
day.
Miss Alice Hobart gave whist party
of three tables at her home ON Central
street Friday evening.
Dea. and Mrs. Roswell Holbrook have
| been away on a carriage drive through
/ Lancaster and Stratford, y. II.
Miss Emily Gleason OF Waitsdeld, at
one time a teacher in this place, is staying
with DR.. and Mrs. p. f. Upham.
/ Miss Mabel Tilson is teaching in Plain
| field, Miss Edith Abbott, in Sharon, and
Miss Jennie Godfrey, in Gaysyille.
Miss ENERGY Matthews has gone to Al
bany, n. Y, to spend some little time With
an aunt, whose home is in that city.
Mrs. Charles Godfrey of Chelsea has
/ been spending a week in town, aud Miss
Lou {. Hatch,of the same place, Is visiting
her brother-i in law, Rev. W. n Roberts.
There promises to be quite a delegation
! from West Randolph at the Central YER
mont Baptist association TO be held in
East Bethel next Tuesday ana Wednesday,
The people OF West Randolph having
made a thorough trial OF the grip, are now
comparing IL With the prevailing distem-
per and find little TO recommend in either.
Only four or five from here went to the
Inter State fair at Burlington; but about
80 Randolph people were at White River
junction during the three days Of the
state fair.
Mrs. Rhoda Flint accompanied her
niece, Miss Sarah Haven, 70 Worcester,
Mass, last week, and after short stay
there, viii visit friends in Milford, Hol-
yoke and springfield.
Ii is quite common thing now for 9th
ers (beside Randolph mem 70 take a sum
mer iaunt to Alaska. summer hotel at
the north pole is what the next century
viii doubtless see established.
Ernest Billiard, who has been studying
with DR.. A. c. Bailey the past year, is
now a student in the medical college az
Baltimore. His place as driver for Or.
Bailey is taken by Waiter Davis.
Mrs. Adele Ballard, guest at "Monta-
que Place. left. last Thursday for her
nome in st. Aloans. accompanied BY Miss
Clara kimbail, who remained IN Ut. AL
bans until the following saturday.
Harry Neyette, the barber, has rented
the Hastings house on School street, va
Gated BY Rev. Mr.. Robson and IS 10 occupy
ii with his mother and sister,
who have moved TO this place from
Quechee.
A pleasure and shopping party from
Chelsea, consisting Of AIRS. +. o. Tracy,
Mrs. r. W. Bixby, Mrs. Nm. Hatch Mrs.
Julia Rogers, Mrs, VIM. Hood and Miss
Gail Hood, drove 70 Vest Randolph last
Thursday.
The atmosphere seems to have been suf-
fering from an attack of jaundice. judg-
ing from its bilious appearance
lately. Fires in the great North
vest is the tayorite explanation OF the
phenomenon.
a ~ ~
SO seriously wounded by a kick from
horse some weeks ago, drove into the viii
lage within few days; looking hardly as
robust, however,as before the unfortunate
accident occurred.
ID. +. Putnam, was at home recent
ly from Kennebunk Port, Me-, where he
went Immediately after the close OF col
lege last spring. Dartmouth opened yes
terday, and Messrs. Putnam, Robert
Mitchell, Sherman Moulton, Charles Mc-
Gail and Harry Ford form its quota oil
pupils from West Randolph this year.
At the ''Cm sOciable ana supper, given
by the Y. p. sc. E.of the Christian church
on Friday evening, over twelve dollars
were taken. Considerable amusement
was excited by people who endeavored to
order supper from the rather puzzling
menus, and found themselves hopelessly
al &C"
Elias, Fred and Albert Bowen have
found an old swarm Of bees, near the
Randolph town line and between RAN
doiph and Bethel, with fifty pounds Of
nice honey The Messrs. Bowen are prob.
ably well pleased with their lind, but the
bees must feel a good deal like investors
in Kansas banks.
The trees are beginning to appear in
fall millinery and from the knots OF vivid Z
red and yellow which deck their crowns,
Ia. f. - -
effect, however, IS equal to any of Nirot's I
connections, though the shape OF the bon
nets, strange TO say, has not been changed I
since the first season.
A snake about nine inches in length 1
and as thick as a coarse linen thread was I
found in front of Morton & Tilson's store /
last Thursday morning. Il attracted con-
siderable attention, from those citizens 4
who are not in the habit Of "saeing 1
snakes" as it wiggled over the sidewalk 4
like an animated horsehair.
Rev. f. w. Hamhlin and wife arrived |
from Hanover, y. Il the 5th, and are stay
ing with Mr.. and NJ IS Hudson Bailey. 4
As soon as Mr.. Hamblin is able, they 4
will go from here 10 Encsburgh /
Falls, where one Of their parishloners /
has offered them the use OF house, rent 4
Tree, until the next conference.
Miss Mary 1ilson and her cousin Fam
nle. the lOur year -0lQ uAuEnAEE OF Lu- Il
ward l.. Bass, go next Monday 10 the deaf /
mute institute in Northampton, Mass.
The little girl is to be taught the deai-
mute language; while Miss TilsOn is to \
study at the institute, with a view to be-
coming a deaf mute teacher.
George Dean, wife and daughter, guests
Of his brother, A. +. Dean, also +. F.. Ris
ley and family, boarders az the Red Lion |
Inn this summer, have left town for Bos
ton; Miss Harriet Ryan, visitor at VIII
lard Gays for several weeks past, is now 4
at Cambridge, Mass; Mrs. ". +. Good
win, who was, during part Of the sum
mer season, with her aunt, Mrs. Ellen /
has reached her home ID New 4
York City, after a short stop at Chicopee, |
Mass, on her way from here to New 4
York; Fred g. Harris started last Thurs 1
day for Burlington and Newport. and /
from the latter place went back to his 4
work in New York; Rev. DR.. and Mrs. ". +
i. Chalmers. after vacation Of two or 1
three weeks spent with hon. j. p. Cleve- 7
land, Jr., have returned to RiveThead, l. /. I