Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-08-19
Randolph.
q. A. Thomas is in New York th

vile Monday.
7. A. Wiley OF Mortified visited at
Elijah Edson's last week.
Mrs. Silas Chadwick saw deer in her
cornield one day last week.
Miss Ida TEACHER is taking a weeks va
cation from the HERALD Office.
j. ID. Denison and j. b. Eldredge were
at muster Governors day, Friday.
Alba BTownell of Worcester Mass, Wis
lted his brother, Elmer, last week.
Miss Hattie Bass has been having quite
extensive repairs made on her house.
Will Bean of Boston has been visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. IL. II. Bean.
Willis I. Sparhawk occupied the desk
at the White church Sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gormley and fam
lily returned Monday to Bridgeport, Conn.
Mrs. G. F. Moulton and daughter, Daisy.
went last Thursday to spend a. week at
Saratoga.
He race Moulton went to Montreal Mon
day, returning with his brother, Sherman,
yesterday.
Lucille ana Ernest Packard of Dedham,
Mass, are at Mountain View home in
Braintree.
Mrs. Harriet spaulding has returned
TO Barre after spending a week at Silas
Chadwick's.
Mrs. Henry Newton has rented rooms
/ to Miss Ruth Holman OF Bethel, formerly
of West Hartford.
Mrs. Henry Noble and Mrs. w. c. La
rock Of Bethel drove to Laconia, n. H.,
last week for a weeks visit.
/ Judge James Hutchinson arrived Fri.
/ day and judge W. II. Nichols Saturday
| from their Californian trip.
Adar,u ~ IortF,~d
Herbert Wisweil Of Boston are spending
two weeks at w. W. jones'.
Miss Bertha Wardner is taking a yaca.
tion from the Bell store and has Joined a
camping party at Lake M0rey.
Mrs. Julia Berry and daughter, NIL
/ dred, of Haverhill, Mass, have been re-
| cent guests at j. w. Gabrielle's.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Holbrook OF Brook
Ign, n. Y, spent Sunday with Mrs. Hol-
brooks sister, Mrs. l.. A. RussloW.
Mrs. Emily Lazele ana daughter,
Clara, went Monday to spend a week Wis
iting sister at Seneca Lake, n. IL.
Thomas j. Lasier, wife and two chill
dren Of Washington, ID. c., are guests of
his brother -in-law, Alonzo Emery.
Judge J. A. Chandler and wife of st.
Paul, MIMI, are guests OF his brother,
Col. A. b. Chandler at Mari Castle.
MIh. - w d. hONHTu anu CnHuTtn OF
Maiden, Mass, are guests Of Aaron Hois-
ington. MIR. Howard is expected the last
of the week.
Mrs George Draper is staying at the
home OF her father, Ed Pope, and Mr..
Diapers goods have been moved back
from Boston.
Mrs. Henry Manchester and children OF
Boston are spending two weeks at A. b.
Manchester's. Mr.. Manchester was also
there over Sunday.
Mrs. A. A. SanborD has moved her
goods from Boston and they are stored in
the Cushman block for the present. Mrs
Sanborn may come here to reside.
John f. Mead started Monday for Chi
cago, where be will assist his brother, G.
Z. Mead, in marketing the latter's cattle
production for the season. He expects to
be gone about two months.
Capt c. j. Pearson, late OF the Cuban
army, will tell of the war in Cuba at g. A.
II. hall this evening at 1880. Admission
free. Capt. Pearson has been stopping
for some time at W. W. Beans.
The annual Montreal excursion takes
place next Saturday. Fare for the round
trip, S1.50. A special train will pass this
station going at SOS a. m, arriving at
Montreal at II 40 a. m. Tickets good to
return on regular train until Monday, in
elusive.
Edwin Lane, prominent and wealthy |
citizen OF Montpelier, was married Thurs.
day, Aug. 9th, at the Adams House, Bos-
ton, to Mrs. Ida Il. Ford of Hastings, Neb.,
formerly of Randolph. Rev. j. II. Lusk /
was the officiating clergyman. The cou-
pie spent their honeymoon at Lake Pleas
ant, Mass.
Howard & Clark, the concreters, moved
on to Montpelier Monday, having fin
ished here. Their last work here con.
sisted OF lowering the crossing in front of
BASIS store, repairing and covering the
in front OF the brick blocks on
Main street and laying two or three cross
ings. Quite a little private work was
done by them so that in all they realized
about S1,700 from Randolph, Nobody
about the quality of their
WORK or their prices.
At the adjourned meeting of the South
View cemetery association Saturday these
trustees were elected: j. w. Rogell, II. j.
Kim ball, A. q. Wheeler, III. G. Soper and
w. b. Wall j. w. Rowell was elected
clerk and treasurer. The land of E. A.
adjoining the cemetery on the
mort beast was purchased by the associa.
ton and will be added to the cemetery
Mr.. Shattuck conceded 500 on the price,
Col II. j. Kimball took lot, giving 500
TO the association. The addition will be
surveyed and staked out into lots, roads
built and the property otherwise i'm
proved. The lots will be sold as they are
required. There is some misunderstood :
ing on the part OF the public as to the sit
uation OF the cemetery as regards owner
ship. There are really two cemeteries in
one as far as control goes. The town owns I
he old part or the portion south of the I
tomb and extending east to the railroad
track. The portion north of the tomb is
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citation. This new purchase by the asso-
citation lies east or back of the old property {
of the association and when enclosed by
Ience will tend to make the form OF the .
entire cemetery more nearly rectangular.
The association has engaged Hamden Nc
[ntyre to re-survey and mark accurately
and permanently its lots in its old portion. {
Tbis association has nothing to do with {
The town portion south OF the tomb. II