Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-10-14
Randolph Continued.

E.A. Thomas went to New York yes
/ terday.
Prof. Gibson is trying to organize a
singing school,
VIII 5. Little has sold his place in East
Randolph to Sylvester Little.
A. w. Dickerman OF Bath, Me. visited
his father, F. Dickerman, last week.
Mrs. y. j. Whitehill Of Montpelier
came yesterday for few days visit.
News OF the death Of Charles, son of
Noah Clark, has been received from his
home in the West.
Mrs. F. f. Healey and daughter, Kate,
and James Ingram Of Barre visited F. Z.
Healey, Jr., over Sunday.
Julius Rattee and Miss Alice Sleeper
we're married at North Tunbridge Sep.
18th by j. NJ. Whitney, Esq.
The Tennessee exposition party passed
through here Tuesday, en- route to New
YORK, the point of rendezvous.
Frank Parsons went Tuesday night TO
New York city, where he has a situation
with the Western Electric comsany.
George H. Hoyt has been granted an
additional pension from $40 10 81, Sc
cured through the Eldredge agency.
Rev. Edward Wheelock OF Cambridge
will preach at the Congregational church
next Sunday in exchange with Mr..
Hardy.
The ladies of the NJ. Z. church will serve
their annual boiled dinner and hash sup
per Tuesday, Oct. 18Th. All are cordially
invited.
w. b. Wall was in Boston Tuesday and
Wednesday to attend the railroad meeting
at which the Central Vermont was re-
organized.
Rev. c. F. Partridge OF Randolph Cen.
ter will preach in the Baptist church next
Sunday morning in exchange with Rev.
7. A. Howard.
The annual harvest supper OF the Bap-
fist Ladies' society viii be held Friday
evening at the chapel, beginning at 5 80
Chicken-pie will be the principal feature
of the meal.
The Red Lion Inn entertains the large
number of visitors at the Grand Lodge
session. Those who cannot be given
rooms at the hotel are quartered for the
night at private houses.
The special service at the Christian
church Sunday morning in honor of the
late William Reynolds and Neal Dow was
largely attended. Rev G. W. Morrow's
address dwelt on the lessons to be learned
from the lives OF these great men.
Fred Dunn has applied for patent on
bis scheme of skunk-eatching. He takes
meal sack, places a barrel hoop inside So
as to hold its mouth Opsn and leaves it in
a convenient place. In walks Mr. or Mrs.
skunk, as the case may be, when Fred an
pears and quickly closing the opening, be
has the animal secure. What might he
to follow does not ia fact trans
pre- and Fred browns the skunk with
ease and entire safety. A patent on the
plan IS hardly necessary, for few would
dare try it.
The annual c. V. X. Il. fall excursion To
Boston from points between Burlington
ana windsor, inclusive will be run
w ednesday, Oct. 9th. A choice of routes
: given, either via Concord or Fitchburg
Inc special attraction at Boston will be
the Worlds Food Fair The fares fron7
points near by are as follows:-Roxbury
= b; East Granville, $3.50; West Brain
Tree, - 30; Randolph, s4.15; Bethel. 3 90.
hoSalton, e 70; South Royaltou. <365,
sharon, $50; West Hartford 3 30. Hat
.ord, s3.lO. Tickets will be good goinpon
no o., night express, arriving Boston on
morning OF October 9th, and Nos. 81 ana
y trains arriving Boston on evening on
lctooer 18th. Good returning to arrive
i starting point until November s.b. in.
iIuslVe- Tickets are good for a confirm. !
,us passage. No stop-over privileges al