Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-10-04


Dea. ]. w. Martin was in Bradford las
week on business.
Mrs. c. E. Powers is slowly recovering
from her recent illness.
The Ladies' Union society met with Mrs
&. Nj. Bass, Wednesday.
Attend the Bradford Concert in DuBoi,
q Gays hall Saturday night.
Ed Durham, wife and brother of Bethel
were in town the first Of the week.
Mrs. Lorenzo Ellis and son of Bethel
visited in town the first of the week.
Rood's Millinery Opening will be Oct
9th, 10th and 18th. See the latest STYLES.
Ed George and his bride are keeping
house in the chambers of Mrs. Ruggles'
house.
Frank Veo, who is working for Hosea
blanchard, is living in the chambers of
David Seymour's house.
| l.. d. Stowe OF Brookfield has been in
| town, Sharpening the mill stones at the
mill Of Hosea Blanchard.
John A. Smith of West Randolph has
been doing a job OF painting and paper
ing for Mrs. Mary Flagg.
Huskings are now in order. John Blan-
chard took the lead by having the first one
OF the season Friday night.
This paper till Jan. '95 for ten cents. All
the legislative news. Tell your neigh
bors. Pay your postmaster
The next Ladies' Union society will
meet Wednesday, Oct. 10, at Frank n.
Cleveland's. All are invited.
G.H. Glidden has been away for the past
week, visiting other towns and working
in the interests Of the Good Templars
There was no meeting nor Sunday
school at the Peth schoolhouse Sunday, ON
account OF the meeting at West Randolph.
Miss Anna Farnsworth has gone to Bos.
ton to continue her musical studies. She
was accompanied by Miss Lora Hutchin-
son.
Rev. VIM Water and several Others from
here have been attending the meetings at
West Randolph, conducted by DIR. Need
ham, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Wayland Baldwin OF
81. Adams had new boarder arrive on
the Goth OF September, who is called Way
land Randolph Baldwin.
Geo. Sumner has finished work for Ho-
sea Blanchard and is soon to go TO Somer-
vile, Mass, where he is to work with Ju-
Illus Flint, formerly of this place.
Edwin V. Hutchinson from Boston is
stopping for few DAYS with his parents, |
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Hutchinson. His |
friend, Mr.. Clifford, accompanied him.
Clarence Fuller OF Springfield, Mass,
is In town for week, visiting friends,and /
to sell some personal property, including |
three fine colts and some real estate in |
Roxbury.
Mrs Betsey Martin celebrated her 9sth |
birthay Tuesday, Oct. 2. Her health is /
quite good and she retains her faculties 4
to remarkable degree, being able to con-
verse intellIgently on any subject. She /
lives with her youngest son, Dea. Jesse
Martin.
Chas. Sumner has a bad hand. While
cutting corn one day last week he scratch
ed it with the corn leaves, which poisoned
it, causing IL to swell badly and making
il very painful. Dr. Goodrich was called
and at this time of writing it is more com
Portable.
Seth Mann and wife OF Freeport, H.,
have been visiting old scenes and friends
of their early life. They visited his birth
place and home until Il years OF age, the
place now owned by c. Il. Woodward, and
her early home, the place now owned
by George Hutchinson. Mr.. Mann visa
tied his early nome 20 years ago.
September has been the warmest known
for many years. There was only one frost
during the month that froze vegetation
and that was the 26th, the thermometer
indicating 2S@ above zero. The warmest
day was the I'd, IS above. The mean
for the month was 529 above,
he corresponding mouth last year was
To- above. This record was taken at sun
rise ,