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


M. d. Brown of Lebanon, N. a., visited
a out town last Friday.
Frank II. Chandler of Brooklyn, N. Y,
is guest at Mari Castle.
Lewis Fish of Palmer, Mass, is visiting
his sister, Mrs. Frank A. Hobart
TDos. l.. Wood OF Montpelier visited
his brother, VIM. Wood, Monday.
Miss May Cross of Holyoke, Mass, ar
rived Monday for two weeks vacation.
Mrs Barrows of Brattleboro is spending
some time here, guest of Mrs. E. L.
BASS.
Misses Mabel and Ruth Smith OF Brain
tree visited Miss Stella Morse few days
last week.
Chas. H. Nichols, wife and daughter of
New York city are visiting his father,
Norman Nichols.
Mrs. w. B. Clay and son went to Boston
Saturday to join her husband, VINO has
secured work there.
A. e. Hastings and family OF franklin
Falls, N. H., are visiting at his mothers,
Mrs. A. p. HASTINGS
Mr.. and Mrs. Wales t. Bass drove here
from West Barnet last Friday to remain
for two weeks visit.
Mayor Hamilton s. Peck and wife of
Burlington spent Sunday with Henry w.
Tewksbury and family.
Forrest Z. Manchester and family of
Winchester, Mass, are spending a few
weeks at the Valley Farm
Fred G. Osgood, wife and little son ar
rived last Saturday to spend couple of
weeks visiting relatives in this village and
East Randolph.
A. c. Holman Of st. Adams visited in
town last Thursday and Friday. He
started Friday night for visit among rel
atiyes at Saratoga.
Arthur Bean went to Williamstown
last Saturday with the Brooktield base
ball team to catch for them against the
Williamstown boys.
WE. Dunsmore of Mortified, who has
! been visiting his son in Henniker, N. H.,
| stopped off here Monday for a fe@ days
visit at A. l.. Adams
S. NJ. Flint shipped 81 hogs, 20 calves,
II cows and II sheep to market Monday,
paving &c. for calves, &c. for lambs and
IA to 1-2c. for hogs.
| The "Bethel Kids" played the Gram
dolph Kids" game of baseball Saturday
forenoon, resulting in a score OF II to o in
favor of the home team.
| Misses Mary Regain and Margaret Seery
of St. Adams were guests OF Miss Caroline
Hsufier last Thursday, stopping on their
| way home from Boston.
| 1TGu y. retry, W uO - Nhhihh Rk'N
graduate course at Clarke University,
| Worcester, Mass has been visiting few
days at Dana II. Iforse's.
Mrs. Iona E. Chase and brother, George
| Il. Ryder, returned Friday from Craig
VILE Beach, Mass, after spending three
weeks at that beautiful beach, which is con-
sidered one of the best in New England.
Capt. J. f Eldredge and Henry Adams
! left last Saturday for the q. A. X: en-
I cT.Fa ~ L
| Goodrich left Monday for Buffalo and
will go to Syracuse, N. Y, before his re-
turn.
Rev. r. A. Greene, wife and Master
Vernon, and Rev. l.. l.. Greene, wife and
son, Ransome, are visiting their brother,
o. k. Greene, at Montague Place ana
their sister, Mrs. Bert Chadwick, this
week.
E.B. Wells, who is connected with the
New Haven, Conn, Palladium, visited at
j. w. Cabrielle's last week. tie has now
gone to Richtord for a visit and VIII
make another visit here before his return
home.
he. Wheeler, who has charge OF the
sample room of Blodgett, Ordway d Web
Der OF Boston, was in town Monday be-
tween trains TO visit his former towns
men, the Bell Bros. He was on his return
trip from st. Adams and vicinity.
The "Featherweights" went to Bethel
last Thursday afternoon to play the
second nine of that place, but In reality
nlaved agiust the first nine. They lost by
the score of to 0 in a tive-inning game.
Will and Horace Moulton were the bat
terry for the "Featherweigh
Monday, Aug. 30, special train VIII
take pilgrimage to st. Anne DE Beaupre
via Montreal and steamer u n nH h Nv D.
The fare from Randolph is 1913. On the
return to Montreal passengers Will be
allowed to take any regular train home
not later than Sept. End. See bills Tor
particulars.
There was another hearing OF the Mont
heller Hardware Co. before Judge
RoWelI last Saturday. Six lawyers Will
reap harvest out of the affair II IL con
tinues much longer. There are TWO OF
thee law points IN the case which have
never been brought up before, to be de
cided at this time.
e. w, Slack, with his sister, Mrs. A. +.
Kasson OF Somerville, Mass, ana NIUE
ne1hew, Chester Unwin, took a week
carriage drive to Chelsea and Iunorluge
to visit relatives and friends ana tnell
old home in Washington where they
have not been for twenty years. They re-
port the roads in frightful condltlon, out
that they had a very pleasant trip
The Morrisyille Netps and Citizen has a
little fun with j. ID. Wheeler as folloWs;-
"The old saying about postmasters Una
sfew die and none resign don't nolu
good in one case at least. The postmastel
, down in Randolph whose term doesn
expire until April 1, 1893, has sent in hi,
resignation, to take effect September
next. This is indeed REMARKABLY! ina
postmaster could get very lucrative Pc
sition with a dime museum"
r The following clipping from the Brad
ford Opinion will interest many OF IN
friends OF Miss Bixby in this vicinity :.
r,jssionarv for three years of the state
Maine and whose uncle was twelve year
missionary in Burmah, has joined IN
Eyangelistic Association OF New Engisan.
), as gospel singer and sang for the mrs
time In the Bromfield NJ. T. church, Dos
ton, Sunday, July % [31I in tbe taiI."