Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-09-19
Randolph Concluded.

Frank Griswoid was In Hartford, Satu
day, on business mission.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. D. Dearborn OF Chefs.
We're at A. ]. Fosters recently.
Next week Friday, the 9th, the ladie
library will be closed as the librarian is
be away.
Mrs. s. v. Holman OF Boston Is agai
Win Mr.: and Mrs. Jackson Lamson 8
"Glenside."
Hon. M. s. Stone OF Montpelier, stat
superintendent Of education, was abou
Town Friday.
The annual Harvest Sunday will be oh
served In the Baptist church at the Branch
September 29th.
Mrs. George Bishop from Mount Yer
non, n. Y, Is at present with Mr.. ant
Mrs. d. E. Cooling. 's1sM
Mrs. s. A. Oakley, who has been In New
hampshire on visit, has returned II
Randolph for the winter.
Miss Nellie Hastings, who has been tax
Ing the treatment at the Willard Res
Cure IN Burlington, is at home.
Mrs. James N. Mccall, who has beer
away on trip to New York and Hanover
N. H., is again at "Elm Cottage"
The Star cash system is now in active
operation in E. A. Thomas store, impart-
ing quite metropolitan air to that busy
place.
Mrs. Susan Emerson OF Detroit, Mich,
and Mrs. Mary Gleason OF Waitsfield are
the guests Of their cousins, the Misses
Matthews.
Mrs. c. M.Howard and her father, Eras-
tus Hepard, are spending couple Of
weeks with relatives in Boston and Spring
field, Mass.
Carl Edminster, who has position in
the express Office at White River juno.
ton, was with his mother, Mrs. ]. d. Will
liams, over Sunday.
Miss Della Veyette has opened mil
linery store in White River Junction and
engaged Miss May Livingstone OF Rut-
land as her trimmer.
The Baptist church and society are MAX
ing preparations for the annual Harvest
Home Festival, which Will, it is expected,
take place about October 4th.
Mrs. Henry Briggs and daughter Of
North Weymouth and Mrs. Markham OF
Mass, were entertained re-
Gently by Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Briggs.
Mrs. E. P. Libby and Mrs. M. P. Tracy
have been called to Fairlee by the death OF
their mother, the late Mrs.T. 8. Paine, w no
had reached the advanced age OF 90 years
Monday, Miss Jessie Burt accompanied
her nieces, Misses Georgia and Helen
Holmes, to their home in Orange, N. j.,
where Miss Burt will stay through the
TALL.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hildreth and daugh ter
and Mrs. Childs, summer boarders at the
larm OF Mr.. Charles Lamson, have gone
back to Dorchester, Mass, leaving "Riv-
srside Farm" Tuesday.
Fanny. the little daughter OF K. L. Bass,
who is being educated at the deaf mute
institute in Northampton, Mass, was
taken back Tuesday for the second years
training in the vocal method OF instruc-
lion.
Tuesday, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hutchin-
son, Mrs. Spaulding and her daughter,
Rita, guests OF Hon. James Hutchinson,
departed on their journey to Washington,
D. c., Mr.. Hutchinson and wife travelling
BY way Of Lake Champlain, Lake George
md the Hudson, and Mrs. Spaulding and
ner daughter going to Windsor to make a
,hort visit before resuming the trip to
Washington.
The Orange County Woman's Christian
union has requested the cler-
yymen OF the various denominations to
ieliver temperance sermon In their re-
pective churches. In accordance with
hat request, Rev. Seward Robson will
peak on the subject in the Baptist church
lext Sunday morning. A solo will be
Jung by Mrs. g. e. Boynton of Weston,
Mass, q sister Of Prof. Trask.
Evidently the idea of having a dirt
valk built up through the middle OF the
1igh school yard, though 1t made avery
short cut, did not meet with
reat favor In all quarters; for Friday
light it was mysteriously sinoothed away
nd notices posted, warning people toll
.eep of the lawn. The walk was, OF |
curse, very much in the way Of the foot |
all enthusiast, who was quite apt to tum-
lie over It and get all tangled up in his
air.
The unwilling OF the new blocks by
aking down the staging In front OF them |
ccurred Tuesday and revealed to the pub
c gaze very imposing row of buildings, |
kelly to inspire the beholder with the |
1ea that Randolph must be something Of
place. The new blocks are OF neat and
asteful style OF architecture, in harmony |
nth the other blocks and, rising. like that
insurance company bird, the Phoenix,
ide from view the last trace of the fire OF
a..
Flaming posters are nailed In conspic-
Gus places, calling attention to the
rankin county fair and the Grand Expo
ition at Malone, N. Y, which are to be
a session from September Oath to the
It'll. There will be a great exhibit Of
horticultural, and household
roducts, implements, machinery and live
took, and 5000 will be expended In pre-
NUNS and purses. The Central Vermont
abroad will sell round-trip tickets at the
blowing reduced rates Randolph,
8 80; Bethel, $3.50; South Royalton, $50.
The State Baptist convention holds its
nnual session In Barre next week, open
no Tuesday afternoon with meeting OF
he Woman's missionary society. The
,ork of the convention proper will be
AIKEN up Wednesday and Thursday fore
DON. Wednesday evening, there will be
n annual meeting OF the Young Peoples
Tnion with an address by the general sec
etary, DR.. F. L. wilkins OF Chicago. The
to this convention from the
.andolph Baptist church will be Rev. and
FRS. Seward Robson, Deacon and Mrs.
!, B. Cnshman and Deacon and Mrs. Ros.
ell Holbrook. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Using will also attend. J