Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-09-10
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E.J. Blodgett OF Lyndonville is in Ran
dolph.
The Rebekab Lodge will confer its de
gree Friday evening.
Mrs. r. G. Kellogg is In Plainfield on
two weeks visit to her son.
Miss Clark of Plainfield, N. j., is stay
ing with Professor and Mrs. Whitehill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Hastings and chile
OF Franklin Falls, N. H., are at Mrs. Emf
ly Hastings.
| Francis Dickerman has rented the Batel
blacksmith shop on South Pleasant stree
| for his stand.
Rix Newton OF Belmont, Mass, a for.
mer resident OF this place, arrived in towr
few days ago.
The Woman's Relief Corps will serve 3
boiled dinner Friday, September 18th, In
the g. A. R. hall.
Mrs. Electa Cushman, Mrs. William
Messer and baby, OF Barre, have been al
G. e. Cushman's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Needham are to live
this winter in the house of l.. p. Thayer
on Highland avenue.
The Rev. E. w. Potter OF Windsor will
preach In the Baptist church Sunday
morning, September 18th.
Mrs. Mary Smith has closed her house
on Summer street and taken rooms at the
Red Lion Inn for the winter.
Rev. Victor Houghton, rector OF the
Episcopal church at Charlestown, h. H.,
is guest at Mr.. J. w. Burt's.
Mrs. Clara Rennelson and her nephew,
Randolph Rowland, have left Montague
Place and returned to New York.
DR.. E. o. Blanchard is improving the
appearance OF his dental rooms by fresh
paint and paper and hard wood floors.
Mrs. DR.. Cummins Park, returned
missionary, will give an address in the
Baptist church Friday evening, Septem-
Der 18th.
Lemuel Richmond superintendent OF the
village water works, was In Waterbury,
Tuesday, to inspect the new reservoir and
water system of that place.
Captain Miller, wife and SON and Mrs.
Haskins OF Washington, d. G., and Mrs.
w. B. Gates and children OF Burlington
are at DR.. "A. H. McIntyre's.
The funeral OF Mrs. Lucia Fish. who
died at the age OF 30 years, was conducted
ct the home OF her daughter in West
Braintree yesterday by Rev. CIV. Morrow.
On account OF her poor health, Miss
Charlotte Tarbell has been obliged to give
up her position in the Union school at
Montpelier in order to take years rest.
She ia now In South Royalton.
Walter Haselton OF Somerville, Mass,
who was taken with severe hemorrhages
while In the country, is being cared for at
is reported to be very much better.
Charles H. Loveland and wife and
younger SOD are stopping at J. B. Drew's
from the Adirondacls, where they have
been during part OF tho summer.
Some eight or ten delegates from the
and his wife, Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Smith,
and Misses Clara Dame and Mary Lam
son, are In attendance on the Vermont
State Christian conference at Woodstock
this week.
Rev. George H. DeBevoise OF Keene, N.
H., willspreach In the Christian church
next Sunday, In the absence OF the pastor
at the conference now In session at Wood.
stock. He will speak Ia the interests OF
the Kurn Hattin Orphans Home In West
minister OF this state.
A new Mccormick corn harvester is at
work in the fields of the Stock farm,
cutting and binding over fifty acres OF
corn. The harvester Is marvel OF me-
chanical ingenuity and works SO rapidly
as to keep several man busy piling up the
stocks as they are cut and bound by the
machine.
Mrs. A. D. Lamson closes Idleton Cot
tage next Wednesday and, with her fami-
ly, goes back to Philadelphia. Mari
castle Is TO be closed the same day, but
Mrs. Chandler will not 60 Immediately to
New York, having made arrangements
70 remain for couple Of weeks longer, at
Mr.. Albert Beedle's.
Peanut party was given at Idleton
Cottage last Friday evening, the guests
engaging nerrily in quest for hidden
peanuts. The successful hunters, to whom
prizes were awarded, were Messrs. Fred
Smith, Eugene Kimball, Charles Dubois,
and Misses lisa Lamson, Olive Hughes and
Mary G. Tewksbury.
EFT. Huntington and wife have gone to
Waitsfield for few weeks. The former
has not gained very rapidly since his fall
IN the Lamson hardware store which re-
suited in couple of sprained wrists, and, |
Is the doctor does not think he will be |
able to use his wrists for some time vet |
Mr.. Huntington is beguiling the tedium
II his convalescence by trip abroad.
About fifty young people, it has been
leave here this fall, either for
college or for employ in other towns
ind cities. Among those entering COL
ege are Will Moulton, Fred Smith, Ar.
hur Newton, Horace Moulton, going
Q Dartmouth; Miss Anne Dubois, to
smith; Clarence Hodges, to Williams,
md Harry Mcintyre and Arthur Bean, to
he University Of Vermont.