Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-06-06

| Carroll Harvey spent last week IN ran
dolph.
Miss Sarah Henry OF Bethel was in towl
| last week.
Clayton Sargent Of Pittsfeld spent Sun
day in town.
John Topper was in Stowe for a few
days recently.
Mrs. w. A. Tinkham and children CAM
here Monday.
Mrs.Sarah Raymond OF Stowe is visiting
| friends in town.
Buell. Lamb OF Barre visited friends IL
town last week.
| Herbert Hubbard and wife spent Memo
rial day in town.
| A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Johr
Kinsman, May 30th.
Mrs. James Harvey is spending few
weeks In Weybridge.
Mrs. Nellie Dutton is visiting her sister
Mrs. George Gleason.
Lutte Leonard OF Barre spent last week
here with Leon Albee.
John r. Topper and w HI. Hubbard were
in Gaysville, Monday
F. A. Kezer has purchased of l.. b. Beck.
with his farm, for $3.50.
Mrs. E. L. Pierce has been spending a
few days in Burlington.
David Flanders and son, Clifford, are
visiting friends in town.
Scott Tower and Amasa Fisk started for
kendrick, Idaho, Monday.
II. H. Cusnman and G. c. Harvey were
in Gaysville last Saturday.
Mrs. G. e. Townsend and Artemns are
in RIlrlinutnu fOr q few weeks
John Whitlock and daughter, Mary,
spent day in town last week.
Chas. Harvey and family of Weybridge
spent few days here last week.
Carroll II. Bush has sold his interest in
the tub shop to Hermon Boutwell,.
Clarence Blackmer of St Louis was with
Paul Tinkham for day last week.
Tom Burroughs OF Goddard seminary
was in town for several days last week.
Alonzo Hubbard and wife have been
with MIR. and Mrs. Albee the past week.
George Bragg Of Warren took care Of
Mr. Randall during the last of sickness.
Albert Beedle and wife of Randolph
were at Henry Beedle's for day last week.
Mrs. F. Guernsey and Mrs. Henry Wing
were in Randolph Tuesday and Wednes-
day.
Miss Edna Davis, who has been with ].
F. Towards people, went to her home
Tuesday.
The Ladies' Aid society OF the Cong,l
church met with Mrs. Freeman Morgan,
Thursday.
Hiram Rogers of South Royalton was
the guest OF Henry Collins and wife for
day recently.
Carrie Simonds was called from Orwell
recently by the sickness OF her mother,
Mrs. Stanley.
Mrs. Dana Battles and sons OF Braintree
spent last week with her sister, Mrs. Ward
ner Hodgkins.
VIM. Downer OF MERGED, CAL, who left
here 10 years ago, has been visiting friends
in town the past week.
Freeman Wright and wife OF Whiting
were called here last week by the serious
illness OF Mrs. Stanley.
Emery and Will Beedle were called here
last Friday by the serious illness Of their
mother, Mrs. Henry Beedle.
The class sermon ty Rev. ]. p. Marvin,
Sunday evening, was received with great
by large audience.
Mrs. F.A.Hubbard OF Springfield, Mass,
is spending few days with her parents,
Rev. and Mrs. W. F, Wight. M
WANTED IMMEDIATELY Girls to work
in the button shop. Address sc. Harrlhg-
ton or DR.. +. Z. Steele, Gsysville, vt.
Buy high grade groceries at the New
Cash Store. sample their teas and coffees.
Watch their space in this paper.
{. H. SToDDARD, Manager.
DR.. and Mrs. LIN. Greene OF Bethel and
DR.. Fish OF South Royalton were the
guests OF DR.. w. M. Huntington last
Wednesday,
Mrs. Charles Partridge OF East Middle
bury and her son Frank Partridge of Rut-
land, we're the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Cushman last Thursday.
Joel c. Foster OF Montpelier has been in
town recently, making an estimate OF the
cost OF putting water into fire district No.
|, for protection against fire.
Frank Babcock and Aaron Sherwood OF
Hoosick, MY. land Hermon Owens of Hol.
land Patent, N. ", were here Sunday to
attend the funeral Of w. J. Randall.
w. j. Randall died at the home 0 I his
brother law, Wallace Campbell, Friday,
May 81. His funeral was held there Sun
day, Rev. j. P. Marvin OF Derby Line off,
ciating
The horse case of Kidder VS.. Martin was
taken out OF the county court, as agreed
by both parties, and was tried at Gaysville,
before Wyman of Gaysyille and
R. J.Flint of Granville. Several witnesses
were summoned from here. The referees
did not agree and third was selected to
meet with them soon and look the case
over, but the plaintiff has given notice
that he should not take any decision they
might make and the case rests there. Ar
mold was for plaintiff and Edgerton for
defendant.
The Memorial address was delivered by
Hon. Frank c. Partridge OF Rutland. His
OF his subject from a moral
proved at once both interest,"
ing and instructive and won for the young
orator nothing but enconiums from his
audience. He urged remembrance OF the
past rather than forgetfulness and that
development OF the same sterling quali-
ties which made the Union soldier OF '61,
was necessary that we might preserve our
standard Of American manhood and Amer.
can citizenship.
East Thetford.
Miss Anna Deland has finished work for
Mrs. G. G. Emerson,