Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-09-26
Randolph Concluded.
(From preceding page.

\ElOAn RACSSaih6 Ro6Ssy
8. v. Holman returned to Boston Tues.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hobart are in Boston
for day or two.
Lucius Fowler was down from st. Al.
bans over Sunday.
Miss Maud Blanchard Is attending the
Baptist convention in Barre.
Mrs. E. p. Bancroft has left "Bellview
Cottage" and gone back to Brooklyn.
c. F. Brigham and wife from st. Johns.
bury are being entertained at Hobart
Peck's.
Mrs. Charles Mann Of Claremont, N. II.
is with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A
Fowler.
NJ. w. Merchant Of Saybrook Point
Conn, visited his brother, re. Merchant
last week.
Hon. VIM. H. DoBois went to Mont,
pelier, Tuesday, to attend the funeral o.
the late James r. Langdon.
Mrs. Carrie (Terry) Kittredge from Le
ominster, Mass, Is visiting her brother
w. NJ. Terry, and his family.
Mrs. L. A. Braman OF Chelsea and Mrs
e. l.. Blossom and Master Forrest OF Beth
Ell were at A. j. Fosters, Saturday.
Mrs. J. "A. Colby, the guest Of her sister
Mrs. Henry Bass, at mountain View
Home, 'started Tuesday night for Chicago
Miss Mary Mcintyre went Monday t
Rock Point, Burlington, to begin the fal
term as student of Bishop Hopkins Hall
About eight o'clock Friday night me
| teor was observed to fash across the heav
ems, leaving a purplish radiance in IT
| track.
Mrs. Laurette Webster OF Mendoza, Ill.
and Mr.. and Mrs. d. X. johnson OF Bris
tol spent Sunday with Mrs. Emily Bur
roughs.
Mrs. A. w. Rollins, who came from
Boston the 23rd to see her sister, Mrs
Laura Holden, leaves to. day for her HON
in Geneva, Ill.
Clarence Mann and his mother, Mrs
Micah Mann, are away on pleasant trip
embracing Burlington, Lake George, AL
Dany and New York.
E. D. Segar OF the United States Screel
company has gone to Concord, N. H.
where he has good position with tn
Page Betting company.
/ Miss Maud Haskins OF Barre, on her re
turn from purchasing winter goods il
Boston, stopped here last week to see he
uncle, Mr.. e. A. Shattuck.
| Mrs. James Spaulding OF Washington
d. c., who has been at Lyman Hutcbin
ln's lately, was called to Windsor, Tues
day, by the death OF a relative.
Miss Morse OF Southbridge, Mass, is t
be the trimmer in the millinery depart
ment Of Bell Brothers. store the comin
season, and arrived in town Monday even
ing.
Miss Margaret Beattie, a telegraph op
orator in Burlington, was with MIR. ant
leaving here Miss Beattie went to Nov
Scotiaifor six weeks vacation.
| Quite lively auction was held in tn
square Monday morning, when many ar
ticles OF household furniture, belonging
to the estate of the late John Ford, wer
knocked OF to the highest bidders.
Eben Gaynor OF Northteld, who spen
Sunday with his friend, Curtis Kent, wen
| from here to the Baltimore medical col
lege, having decided to take up the stud
Of medicine in preference to that Of law.
Rev. Seward Robson, Deacon A. B. Cush
man, E. N. Rising and Miss Anne DuBoi
are the delegates from Randolph to til
Baptist state convention, held In Barr
this week. Arthur Bell and Mrs. W.
Cushman represent the Y. p. 8. 9. E.
The Harvest Home Festival will be bel
next Friday evening in the parlors of til
Baptist church. The tables will consti
tute rare display Of things ancient an
modern, and tue emblematic costumes G
the walters will be one Of the novelties 9
| the season.
1 9. X. Hutchinson Of Benton Harbol
Mich, is In town, visiting Mr.. and Mr.
Rufus Hutchinson. Mr.. G. r. Hutchin