Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-08-16
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for Keene, n. H., where they are TO reside
Rev. and Mrs. V. NJ. Hardy are spend
ing part of their vacation in Ilverton,
R. l.
Misses Lena and Annie Evans OF More
town are visiting their cousin, Miss Maud
Haskins.
Corporal A. E. Lewis has gone into
camp at BrattleDoro with Company +, Oh
Barre, Vermont militia.
Hon. James Hutchinson was over sun
day at Queen City Park, where Col. Inger-
soil delivered eloquent addresses.
Thomas Rock of birmingham, Mass,
is passing the summer vacation at the
home Of his teacher, Miss Eta Chamber
lain.
Sent. DIST, Rev. George c. Needham, an
evangelist of Northtield, Mass, Will COM
mence to hold series of meetings in this
village.
George w. Wilson and grandson. Mas
ter Earl, from Corinth, we're recently the
guests Of MIR. Wilson's niece, Mrs. Z. e.
ABBOTT.
H. L. Sault, treasurer OF the Pigeon Cove
Tool company, his wife and BABY are at
the home OF his father, E. t. Sault, on a
vacation.
Saturday night, Tunbridge man was
arrested at the Center on the charge OF IN
toxication and Tor abusing his horse and
was lodged in this lookup.
Rev. j. r. Nichols from Medina, Ohio,
brot her of Mrs. seward Robson, preached
a very excellent sermon at the Baptist
church last Sunday m orning.
There will be services at the White
church next Sunday morning, Aug. lsth'
conducted by the Rev. G.. II. krikorian,
pastor OF a church in Galatia, Turkey.
MIR. and Mrs. A. j. Morse, their daugh
+ 4
Littleheld, all from Milford, Mass have
been spending the past few days at the
residence OF l.. j. Sargent, on Elm street.
r. w. Allen has moved his household
goods TO Chelsea, and the Cushman house
on Church street left vacant by him, is 70
be occupied by X. F. Tilson, who moves
/ from The Bradford Bass house on School
street.
Sunday, as Royal White and his wife
were riding on Central street, the horse
became frightened and ran away, throw
i ing him out Mrs. White stayed in the
carriage and finally succeeded ~ stopping
/ the horse.
i William Noble of Boston and Mrs. Net
4 tie Blanchard OF Braintree were married
/ Wednesday, the sth, al The residence OF
Rev. Seward ROBSON, pastor OF the Bap-
fist church, who performed the wedding
ceremony.
While at the circus Saturday ate noon
4 one young man was 50 overcome Dy the eA-
citement as TO be rendered temporary
Z insane. IL took several men TO handle
him, and after some little trouble he was
removed from he tent.
George Mann, graduate OF Dartmouth
college in the class OF ~, Is to be primer
pal of the Quechee graded school the COM
ing year; while w. T. Sparhawk will en-
ter upon his second years work in the
Hitchcock Free school at Brimiield, Mass.
Mr.. Frazer Metzger, who is in charge OF
a parish at Red Rock, n. ", and Miss
Marion Coburn OF Calais, VINO has sup
piled the pulpit at this Christian church
on different occasions, have both been
staying with Rev. and Mrs. G.. w. Nor
row this week.
The Methodist camp meeting at North
field began its annual session Monday.
/ Tuesday morning, a Bible reading was
conducted by W. II. Jackson OF Montpe-
, ler, and yesterday morning, sermon
/ was delivered before the assembly by Rev
. w. n. Roberts.
At Christ church rectory, Rouse's Point
n ", on Friday. Aug. Sd, Joseph Dennis
i Gallup OF Franklin and Miss Annie
; Bells OF West Randolph were married by
/ the Rev. w. Ball Wright. Mr.. and Mrs
Gallup intend TO make their home II
: franklin, and the bride, who has lived IN
this place some time, VIII leave Dehlnu
her many sincere friends.
John Ford, former resident OF thiI
village, died in Hartford, Sunday after
noon at one o'clock, in the nth year o
, his age. He left one son, Charles Ford o
e Brattleboro, and three daughters, Mrs
Seldom Davis OF Hartford, with whom h'
e was living at the time OF his death, Mrs
5 True OF jamestown, y. d., and Mrs
/, Clara Mclaughlin of Winnipeg, Mani
toba. The remains were brought her
Tuesday ter interment.
[ J. A. Kelton, son of the late KneelanS
' Kelton, and proprietor of the Exchang
/ hotel, Montpelier, died at that place OF
I Friday of last week. He had been takei
/ very i'll the week before with rheumatic
. fever. which terminated in heart disease
4 and caused his death. His mother, Mrs
e Kneeland Kelton, accompanied by Mrs
/, Levi Clougn and mis- cousin, Curtis Tink
4 ham, attended the funeral service held II
a Montpelier, Sunday.
e Monday morning, Miss Mabel Parsons
I the guest OF MIR. and Mrs. b. f. Chadwick
. went TO Lake Willoughby; Mr.. and Mrs
4 4. A. Thomas, to Boston; DIR. G. A
e Wheeler, to W hite River Junction; A.
e Chandler, who returns TO morrow, starte'
g for New York, and Mrs. Rebecca johnson
}, and Mrs. Lucia lockwood, visitors o
: Mrs. w F. Wedgewood, left for Queche
!, of few DAYS, and next week will tax
Il their departure for Mendoza, III
: A telegram was received Tuesda
:. morning by Mr.. Will Ryder from his SIS
=. ter, announcing he death of her husband
II Benjamin {. Chase, son OF the late Georg
d b. Chase, at Kearney, Neb. Mr.. Chase
: who was not quite Is years old, passed hi
# boyhood in this village but since his maj
K rage be had lived in Hardwick, where b
e was engaged in the livery business. H
i went West last spring As his father an
t, mother are both buried in this cemetery
:. il is thought that the remains Will b
Y brought home for interment.
= Weather proverbs for August, take
= from an enterprising exchange, prognos
- tieate as follows: As is August, so will 3
= the next February; il in the first week {
: August it is very hot, the winter VIII B
> white and warm; when July, August an
September are unusually warm, Januar
: will be the coolest month of the year;