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

t tonight.
Mrs. Z. o. Blanchard was one of the
4 judges at the State fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Brooks were in Bos-
ton two Of three days lately.
/ LIB. johnson of the Burlington Inde-
pendent was in town Monday.
Miss Ada Burroughs has resumed work
again after taking short vacation from
dressmaking.
II. B. Bell was in Burlington on Friday,
and Hon. and Mrs. }. w. Rowell went 70
St. Adams, Monday.
The Kings Daughters will meet with
Mrs. j. d. Wheeler, Tuesday afternoon,
Sept. 18th, at 2:30 O'Clock.
After the 10th OF this month, the ice
cart will make its rounds only three
times a week, instead of four.
Miss Eta Linfield OF Braintree has Sc
cured employment in the millinery store
of Mrs. Bickford for the coming season.
5. H. Brooks and family have closed
their cottage at Queen City Park, and are
once more installed in their house on
South Main street
Rev. Homer White went Tuesday TO
Northfeld TO officiate at the funeral OF the
late Mrs.J. b. johnson. wife of ProfJohn
son of Norwich University.
Monday, c. C. Paine OF South Randolph
shipped from this station twenty i've dill
ferent fowls to Plattsburgh, n. Y, to be
exhibited at the Clinton county fair.
The whole number Of pupils in the
graded school is 347: in the lst Primary,
IS; End Primary, ~; LIST intermediate, 90;
2nd Intermediate, 80; Grammar, 80: High
school, 81.
w. A. scott, who was employed in \.
VI. Diapers tailoring establishment dur
ing the last year, has gone into business
for himself in DUBOIS & Gays block, in
the room formerly occupied by Norman
Greene.
Rev. Victor NJ. Houghton, rector Of the
church in CharlestOWn, y. H., and who
was lay reader in st. johns church during
The summer OF $780, arrived here Monday
on a short visit to old friends.
Mrs Laura ?. Smith, who has been in
KentoB, Ohio, with her sister, Mrs. Lucius
Salisbury, FOR several months, reached
home last Thursday. Mrs. Salisbury came
with her, intending to remain, however,
hut a short time.
MrsM. A. Crane and her daughter, IS no
have been living for the past three years
in California, are occupying the Bradish
house on Main street. They came East
last spring aud have been IN Nilliston
during the summer.
The succulent bivalve has made his APP
months vacation, in which be waXea fat
and Well-liking. As he j. g general favor
lite, his return 10 the hauuts 81 men Is
subject OF deyouring interest.
L. NJ Johnson has moved from the Fits
house on Church street TO room In the
tenement rented By Mrs. stevens on Mes-
ton street and Mr.. and Mrs +. +. BROOKS
are moving into the house on Prospect
avenue, recently purchased Of g. d. san
born.
Rev. Seward Robson OBLIGATED Tuesday
al the funeral OF the late Mrs. Vim. Hay
ward, who died Sunday at her home in
East Randolph after a long and painful
illness. Mr.. and Mrs. Hayward had been
married only about six months, he we'd
ding taking place az &. W. Hayward in
this village last March.
Messrs. a. w stone and Chas. Mccall,
Mrs. James y. Mccall aud her daugh-
ter-in-law, Mrs. james T.. Mccall, have
returned from New York; Mrs Charles
Porter ana Miss Cora scott, from trip b
St. Johnsbury, Barton and lrasburgh;
Harry Neweiiy is back from Montgomery;
Master Franklin Salisbury, from Boston,
and Carl Edminster, from Lebanon, \. II.
Miss May Livingston OF Rutland is TO
he the trimmer in Mrs. +. Nj. Bickford's
millinery store this fall and Went with
Mrs. bickford, Tuesday, 90 Boston, To vis-
Il he openings and 10 assist the latter in
selecting her stock ~ fan goods. Miss
Georgia Kendall, who was so successful
here last spring as a trimmer, will return
to the Bell store for the fall season.
Mrs. Margaret Spencer, who was taken
suddenly i'll last Friday with an attack Of
Indigestion, which excited other and more
serious troubles, died Tuesday morning
Of heart failure az the age Of 70 years.
Prayer was offered yesterday morning al
the home OF her son, Mr.. F.. o. Hubbard,
on Highland avenue, by the pastor OF the
Baptist church, Rev. Seward Robson, and
a Scripture lesson was read by Rev. w. y.
Roberts Of the Methodist church. The
r mains were then taken 10 Meri-
den, Conn, for burial.
Last Thursday afternoon, at O'Clock,
w. II. Morris was walking on Main street
in Northheld toward his home, when ne
was Frustrated with an attack OF neural
gia OF the heart. Medical assistance was
summoned, and he was taken to
bis house, but died in less than half an
hour afterwards. He was a resident Of
West Randolph about one year, removing
10 Northfeld in the spring. The funeral
was held sunday, the Odd Fellows taking
me service at the grave, while the Masons
formed the escort. He was 65 years Of age,
and left wife and two sons, w. j. and II.
Il. Morris Of Putnam, Conn.
The brief soiourners last week were +.
A. Wilson and wife Of Lowell, Mass, with
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. X. Goodrich, Mrs Willis
Bryan of Waterbury, visiting her brother,
E. +. Evans; Miss Hattie Jones OF Warren,
II John Burnham's; Elmer Halleck of The
Etna Insurance company, Hartford,
conn. ,Mr.and Mrs.J +. French Of Manches-
.er, y. H.. with Mrs.George l.. Spear; Rev.
DR.. and Mrs. Trevett OF Bethel, guests OF
Rev. and Mrs. Homer White; Mrs. Clay
on circuit from Roxbury, at the home OF
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. b. Wells;
Hiss Myrtle Ford Of Granville, MIR. ana I
Mrs. Reed from Woburn, Mass, visiting /
Mrs. Reeds sister, Mrs. Hattie Powers; /
NJ iss Eleanor Howe and Miss Grace JOS |
yn Of Oakdale, Mass, who were at j. b. /
putnam's and went the first OF this week |
o stay with Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Barnes: 1
lso, Mrs. Webster OF Roxbury and her 4
wo daughters, Misses Leila and Alice 4
Webster, who visited Mrs. Willard Gay. 4
Hiss Leila Webster was some years ago a
eacher in this graded school, ana is now
in instructress in the schools Of Framing
lam, Mass
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