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

Mrs. Charles Harris arrived Tuesde
evening from Jersey City.
: Mrs, Jane Spear OF Spooner, Wis,
with Mrs. George l.. Spear.
< In spite OF the rain yesterday, over fit
Went up to the Northfeld fair.
: Miss Adelaide Hood OF Orange, N. j.,
with Mrs. CT. Moulton, at "Stoneleigh.
! Miss Jane Hapgood goes to Milton thi
week to stay over Sunday with Mrs. Pow
, Miss Florence Brooks of Windsor
spending few days with her friend, Mis-
Louise Densmore.
!; Mrs. Belle Hall is spending couple o
weeks in Buffalo, N. ", with her sister
who is critically i'll.
The Woman's Auxiliary OF st. johns
church will meet with Mrs. G. G. Whittier
on Tuesday afternoon, September oath.
Mrs. G. d. French and son, Ralph, who
have been in Boston and vicinity for the
past two weeks, are once more In RAN
dolph.
4 Miss Sadie Loomis has reached home
after two weeks sojourn in Worcester,
Mass, with her brothers, Hobart and d.
]. Loomis.
Carroll Huntington OF Newport, Charles
Gabrielle of Haverhill, Mass, and Clar-
ence e. Moulton OF Montpelier were
among the recent arrivals.
J. H. Burt has been in Boston and Eu-
gene Segar in New York lately, on bust
ness connected with the failure OF the
United States Screen company.
Horace Howard has rented the store in
the south side Of his new block to gen.
tleman from out OF town who will open a
clothing store there the Let OF October.
Henry Manchester, wife and two chill.
dren from Winter Hill, Mass, have been
stopping with the formers parents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. B. Manchester, at "Valley
Farm"
A broken shafting at the Abbott mill
compelled the employees to take an en-
forced vacation of lew days, but yester.
resumed.
Somerville, Mass, are In Randolph to at
tend to the erection OF a monument to the
memory OF Mrs. Johnson's father, the late
Reuben Cole.
Miss Josephine Russell, a member OF
the choir OF st. Mary's church, New York
city, is boarding at Mr.. N. M. Diapers
and will probably remain in town through
September and a part OF Octo Der.
Captain c. P. Miller OF Washington, d. !
c., an army officer in charge OF the bar
racks and grounds of every military post
in the United States, is visiting his sister,
Mrs. Il. H. Mcintyre. The captains wife
is also here.
Two Shaker sisters OF the Church family
at Enfield, N. H., Henrietta Spooner and |
Isabella Russell, arrived Monday and
went the following day to the NorthfieId |
fair. They are expected back here to- day |
to be the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. D. Z.
Cooling.
Wales T. Bass has finished work at the !
Sanford q Robinson gristmill and moves |
about the LIST OF the coming month to |
West Barnet, where he will have charge |
OF another gristmill. Mr.. and Mrs. Bass |
have very many friends who will greatly |
regret their departure from the village.
Beeman Howe and sister, Mrs. Partridge,
w. F. Edwards and wife, OF Roxbury, and
Mr.. and Mrs. William Mason OF Barre,
Mass, were at Roswell Holbrook's last
week. MIR. Mason and his wife are max
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. T. Howe from Norwalk,
Ohio, were also guests OF Deacon Hol-
brook lately. Mrs. Howe will be remem-
bered as daughter Of the late Captain
Apollos Warner Of Randolph.
Mr.. N. Nj. Draper has very neatly fit
ted-up room, directly over his former
store, where be shows an extensive line OF
samples Of cloths for gentlemen's clothing.
Our veteran tailor has taken q new de-
parture and now has all his work done by
b. Stearns & Company Of New York, who
make speciality OF custom-made gar.
ments. Mr.. Draper is meeting with graf.
flying success in his present line Of bust.
ness and, being relieved from much care
and labor, expects to regain his health
more rapidly.