Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-08-26

On account of poor health Wish to sell
my residence and grounds situated on
from postoiiice and railroad station.
House p by 80 with ell 16 by 90 six
rooms, pantry and halls, bay window aud
porches Fine cellar under whole. Lot
is so II. front by II rods deep. Concrete
walk and drive, fine lawn aud garden.
Excellent drainage, also fine water, which
is rented. For further information in
quire OF 4w w. c. WALDO, Bethel, Vt.
Pearl Savage has been quite III for the
past few days.
Nath. Whittier OF Barre and son were at
j. p Msrsh's over Sunday.
Miss Ida Rice spent two days with
friends in Randolph last week.
L. p. Billiard returned Saturday from a
months trip to Springfield, Mass.
Mrs. Julia Messer OF Rochester visited
I friends In this village last week.
Mrs. viii Angler and two children Of
Rutland visited al q. /. Abbott's last
week.
Ed II. Hatch met with a serious accident
last week, falling through a scuttle in the
barn.
Mrs. Chas. Waldo and son, viii Waldo,
and family spent several days in Brandon
last week.
o. p Shaw started out Monday on his
annual engagement as salesman for the
Norfolk Oyster Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. 5. S. Hood OF Taunton,
Mass, spent several days last week al the
home Of Henry Rice.
Myron +. Savage returned this week
from ten DAYS trip to visit his brother
at SaIanae Lake, n. y.
Camp meeting began last Saturday with
full attendance on Sunday and Will con-
tinue to next Sunday night.
Among the visitors in town last FRI
day were n. +. Clark OF St. Adams and r.
NJ. Whitcomb OF Woodstock.
Geo. Hickey and Miss Emma Clark of
Lyndonviile spent few days last week at
his fathers, Dennis Hickey's.
Mrs. Annie Snow and daughter of
Greenfield, Mass, are visiting Mrs. Han
nah Wilson and other relatives.
Hon. Rolla Flint of Granville, assistant
judge OF Addison county court, was the
guest of DIR. l.. NJ. Greene last week.
Sumner Hoisington, son OF Charles
Hoisington, of Lowell, Mass, is spending
several days with his old friends in town.
Scott Briggs, who has been working in
the livery stable of ID. 5. Philips this sum
mel, has returned to his home in Bran
don.
Misses Ada Slater and Lizzie Tower OF
Lawrence, Mass, were the guests last
week OF Thos. Dennie at the Wilson
House.
Will Parsons, who has been engaged in
carpentering here, finished his work last
Saturday and returned to his home in
Warren.
L. L. Messer, clerk at the store Of ]. G.
Sargent, is taking a vacation Of two
weeks and at present is visiting relatives
in Lincoln.
T. J. Lasire, wife and children of
Washington, d. c., are spending several
weeks with Alonzo Emery, brother of
Mrs. Lasire.
Misses Ada and Alice Paine left here
Monday for Boston, where Miss Ada is
to teach in a millinery school and Miss
Alice as trimmer
Miss Hattie Bruya, who has been spend
ing the summer at her aunt's, Mrs. ID.
Hickey's, returned to her home in
Middlebury last Thursday.
Miss Nellie Paine, after spending two
weeks vacation at home, has returned TO
Boston to resume her work as stenogra-
pher for the MosIer Safe Co.
Miss Annie Kimball went to East
Walpole, Mass, last Saturday, where she
has a situation as bookkeeper in the paper
factory OF r. w. Blrds sons.
Mrs. Minnie Hackett and daughter,
Mrs. l.. L. Taylor, Of Barre returned
home last Monday, after visit to Fred
+. Hackett, son OF Mrs. Hackett.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Rogers and chill
dreD, who have been visiting his sister,
Mrs. Hannah Wilson, have returned to
their home in Springfield, Mass.
Il. A. Markham has been making extern
sive repairs on the building occupied by
Leavitt * Reeds drug store, which makes
a decided improvement in the premises.
A gang of men were at work last week
moving the tracks OF the Z. V. II. X. near
AIonZo Emery's, so as tc avoid passing so
near to the heavy ledge near Elias Bow
ems.
Lewis II. Rogers and daughter, Miss
Isabel, OF Brandon were at b. c. Rogers
last week. Mr.. Rogers has returned
home, but Miss Rogers will remain in
Bethel.
The Bethel "YelIow Kids" went to
Randolph last week to play ball with the
team from that place. They came back
feeling pretty sober with score OF u to |
3 against them.
B. c. Rogers has secured the services of 1
David Perdy as cook in the Wilson House. /
Mr.. Percy has been IN this business for /
forty-eight years and was formerly with /
Oscar Barron in the White mountains.
Mrs. Harry A. Durham of Asheville, n. |
c., is visiting at Mrs. Z. +. Fosters. Mrs. 1
Durham was formerly school teacher at 1
Woodstock and is the wife of II. A. Dun
ham, formerly in business in the Kit
tredge block.
Allen Priest. master of the Randolph 4
grange, attended the meeting of the Ris-
ing star grange last Saturday night and
assisted in the comforting the degrees
upon seven candidates, WHO took the
third and fourth degrees.