Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-08-27

Mrs. Ed. McCrillis has been visiting in
| Hardwick.
Mrs. Ellen Chandler Of Pomfretis at DR..
McIntyre's.
Charles Davis OF NorthHeld was down
| Wednesday.
Quite large party went on drive to
Northfield yesterday.
about town this week.
Mrs. L. A. Gibbs OF White River juno
ton arrived Friday for short stay.
Fifty. one went from this village on the
excursion to Au Sable Chasm, Monday.
w. G. Belknap OF the Bellows Falls
Times was at Mr.. Harry Aliens yester.
day.
Rev. DR.. J. B. Pidge, wife and two chill
dren OF Philadelphia are at ldleton Cot
tage.
Mrs. Elizabeth Rabbit Silyerthorne OF
Roanoke, Va, and her daughter are in
Randolph.
Gilman Cham berlin OF New York is
spending short vacation at the Moulton
Homestead.
Miss Maurie Thayer is staying in Bel
lows Falls this week as the guest OF Mrs.
Z. 0. Hubbard.
The class for union Bible study meets
in the Christian church next Tuesday af-
ternoon at 3 o'clock.
T. L. Wood OF Montpelier was in town
over Sunday, visiting his brothers, VIM.
s., j. H. and II. r. Wood.
A. G. Osgood and j. B. Adams, both
certified republicans, are the only candi
dates for town representative.
J. M. Atwood went to Windsor, Tues
day night to take three degrees 10 the or
der Of the Knights OF Pythias.
Gordon Peck is hslping care for Mr..
Salmon Thayer, in whose condition there
seems to be no very great change.
Captain Eldredge, e. T. Lille, George
Hoyt and Alfred Eaton were present at |
the militia muster Governors day.
The Christian church Sunday school, to |
the number OF $50, had q most ENJOYABLE |
picnic at Mari. Castle Park yesterday.
Miss Nellie Ford OF Staten Island, N.
", and Miss Ellen Pennock OF Jackscn-
vile, Fla, are at the Moulton Homestead.
Robert Putnam, who has been at work
the past year on milk farm just out OF
Is at home on a weeks vaca.
tion.
Miss Kate Guptil, who has been living
Id Springfield, Mass, with her sister,
Mrs. Herbert Flint, is now at A. II. Bee.
Hes.
Twenty-Five young people had q leap
rear corn roast Monday night at the
smith farm in the Old Church neighbour
lood.
Notice the warning for the special vii
age meeting 10 consider the reservoir
question and the extension OF the village
limits.
Dana Spooner has purchased a building
OF on the north side OF Maple street and
small corner on the Tatro lot, OF F.
Wright for S225. 4
A pair Of handsome brass altar vases,
rom the Gorham Manufacturing COM
,any Of New York, have been presented I
o st. Johns church.
Mrs. E. T. Lille was called to Lebanon, /.
Y. H., Monday by the sickness OF her
laughter, Mrs. j. s. Pressey, who is now,
however, somewhat better.
Miss Nellie M'Ginnis, who has been
BOARDING with Mrs. Kneeland kelton ,
ince the first OF May, Is to leave hers the
ST OF next month for Burlington,
Mrs. A. Won and grandson, Leonard
)unckley, OF New York, guests at Fred
Joined party OF friends
at Camp Rich, Miltonboro.
Alonzo Williams, while attending the
asst circus at Montpelier, had bis rockets
licked and lost a n ote for $50 att, SO in [
money that was sewed to mis- rsothing.
Congressman Grout OF Parton Is in
to-day to mees few OF his ac-
Iuaintances and TO vi@f the Green Noun
ain Stock farm. He is on his way to
A few OF thost intending to start next
on tire q. A. II. excursion to st
Paul are Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Cleveland and
Mrs. w. y. Chalmers, Captain Eldredge
ind Hon. James Hutchinson.
A .~Sre treat was afforded those who
aesfd Miss Sparhawk's singing, and the
Use with which she produced beautiful
aigh notes promises well for 4 brilliant
,areer.-St. Adams Messenger.
Rev. A. G. Sails OF Burke, N. Y, will oc.
,upy the pulpit at the Baptist church
next Sunday, owing to the illness OF the
pastor, Rev. Mr.. Robson, who, though
better, is not yet able to take his regular
duty. /,