Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-06-11
NJ. j. SARGENT, Local Editor.

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Mrs. Horatio Foss OF No. Tunbridge Wis
tied her sister, Mrs. G. P. TarbelI, last
Thursday.
Mrs. Allie Dean Of Keene, N. H., who is
visiting friends in Tunbridge, was here
Saturday.
Mr. David Ramsdell OF Washington, the
original Norway oat speculator, is guest
OF DR.. Fish.
Mrs. Rev. E. W. Sharpe returned home
last Monday from visit to friends in
Brattleboro.
Fred Hinkley and A. H. Hall OF SPRING
field, Mass, were guests OF Chas. Wood
ard last week.
Mr.. G. s. Dodge has sold his 7-year- old
bay horse to Mr.. Remington to go to Bur-
rillville, R. |.
0. G. Bugbee, Geo. Harvey and DR.. Bur-
nett attended the Grand lodge at Burling.
ton this week.
D. c. Remington purchased five horses
while here last week and shipped them to
Burrillville, K. |.
W, G. Hopkins, Jr., principal OF the
Graded school, went to Woodstock Friday
to visit schools there.
Mr.. Alfred Watson, cashier OF the White
River Junction Savings bank, was in
town last Wednesday.
Louie Whipple is home from the Bryant
& Stratton commercial college at Boston
for vacation until Sept. LIST.
Mrs. Charles Hutchins returned home
from three weeks visit to friends in
Exeter, N. H., last Thursday.
Messrs. Spaulding and Stoughton COM
mence work next week on their contract
to build church at Danville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis French, who have
been guests OF G. E. Black, returned to
their home in Barnard Friday.
The Children's Sunday service, which
was to occur next Sunday at the Cong'l
church, is postponed until the 21st.
Mr. D. C. Remington, c. w. Hawkins,
DR.. 0. c. Wilcox and VIM. Orrell OF Bur.
rilville, R, l were in town last week.
Horace Woodland OF Canpello, Mass,
manufacturer OF shoe lasts, is to spend the
summer with friends here and at Tuu.
bridge.
Fred Fales OF Manchester, N. H., is to
spend the summer ut his fathers and is to
engage in photographing scenery in this
vicinity
H. c. Johnson cashier of the Woodstock
National bank, purchased pair OF horses
here last Saturday OF Frank Camp OF East
Randolph.
Dea. j. B. Durkee was chosen delegate
last Sunday to attend the state Cong'l
Minister'S convention to be held in Brad
ford this week.
J. A. Schontag went to New York city
last week to visit friends. His wife and
children, who went there two weeks ago, |
will return with him.
Col Homer Stoughton OF Barre was a
guest OF Daniel Stoughton Saturday and
went to Charlestown, N. H., to visit his
brother, Daniel StoughtoD.
Mrs. Ona Day Bingham, wife OF Will
Bingham, returned to her home in Lowell, |
Mass, last week, after spending several
weeks with her parents here.
Mrs. A. P. Skinner returned from Bos
ton last Wednesday, where she has been
under treatment in hospital there. Her
health is now gradually improving.
]. B. Durkee and wife, accompanied by
the teachers OF the Graded school, Misses
Godfrey Hatch and Latham, visited the
schools in Woodstock last Friday.
Rev. ]. Fl. Elliott, secretary OF the Vt.
Bible society, gives notice that Miss +. a.
Richards will soon canvass the town with
Bibles to sell and to give to the poor.
Rev. MIR. DeMerritt went to Exeter, N.
h., Monday to attend the graduation ex.
ercises OF the seminary from which his
daughter is to be graduated this term.
W. H. Martin is erecting new barn 10
connection with his new residence. LIZ IS
to be brick veneered and finished inside to
correspond and when completed VIII be
the best one in this vicinity.
Mr.. valmore Cushman was taken sud-
denly i'll last Wednesday and was uncon-
SrI0Us for iv,no Ia alma W hen
attacked but after recovering conscious
ness managed to get to the house. he IL
now somewhat better.
The Republican caucus to elect delegates
and substitutes to attend the state conven.
tlon to be held at Burlington the 18th ana
the I'd congressional convention at Mont
peller the 18th is to be held at the town
nall Saturday at 4 p. m.
Mrs. Henry Flint, W no resides with Dam
lei Parkhurst on Broad Brook, had her lit
ue daughter taken from her by force by
ner husband two weeks ago, and taken 70
randolph. Mrs. Flint recovered the child
last week through the assistance OF her
sister, who resides near where the child
was taken.
Troop G, U. S. cavalry, stationed at Es-
sex M junction passed throug b the town last
wednesday morning at $50 O'Clock on its
way to Concord, N. H. The roads were
very dry and dusty, which gave the men
ana horses the appearance OF the cavalry
VI Inc war on reconnoiter for the even
ings position.
An interesting program is being pre-.
pared for the Sunday evening service at
.ae N. Z. church, which will be in charge
VI S the Epworth League. The returned
9Teiegates from the Vermont Con ference
.npWorth League convention will give their
report; There will be special singing. All
b MRS Orville Bixby OF Chelsea visited her
nMIo.her-i law, Edison Bixby, last week.
DTS DTS, bixby is the widow Of Capt. Orville
nnnnoy, who in 1860 was resident OF this
Image, and went to the war as I'd lieu
IHgn ~ IN Co. E, I'd VT. Vols, June 20, 1861.
m me- was the ranking officer and in COM
flo IIan ~ Oh the regiment in the two days bat
b he u me Wilderness, May 4, 1854, where
tonsNa vas mortally wounded and died the
hv,aaoWlng morning. His remains were
w. .ought 10 Chelsea for burial after the
p;rs Where mis- wife and son, Col. Herbert
wos v, nov reside. The GA. r. post here
vac named In his honor. |