Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-10-21

| able to ride TO the village,
Mrs. Alexander returned Saturday from
a visit to friends in Boston.
! Mrs. Hattie Chamberlin returned from
Burlington last week Monday.
Mrs. S. NJ Pike and mother returned
| home from a visit to Boston Friday.
W. A. Farnham shipped car OF young
cattle from the north here Saturday.
The excursion 70 Boston from this point
1 is fixed for the 9th to return NOV. sth.
/ Fred Haynes has recovered from bis re-
cent injury suiiiclentlyto be at The village.
Walter Durllee and wife returned to
| their home in n. Edward, n. y, Friday.
/ The Village Improvement committee
/ has been putting in sidewalks this week.
| c. P.Tarbell was admitted TO practice in
the u. 5. courts last Tuesday at Montpel-
I Ter.
Mai E.H.Moran, dispersion examiner,
was in town Thursday on official busi-
ness.
Mrs. Sarah Poole OF Broekton, Mass, is
visiting her sister-in-law, Mrs. James
/ Pike.
Miss Eua Latham attended the State
Teachers convention at Woodstock last
week.
TIP. Wicks OF Milton is at work for c.
p. Tar0eil and will remain through the
winter. -
Harry Hudson OF Qaechee visited friends
here Saturday, the guest OF clifton Hem
sn@ay.
MIR. and Mrs. Griswold of Barre visited
Mrs. Griswold's mother, Mrs. Sibley, over
sunday.
A. l.. Page, with his mare, Egerglyde, is
attending tine races ia Lebanon, n. H.,
this week.
,,..tt tf.,-..oe g., fs,,.ottov ,,.1l 90,
the highest market price Tor pullets until
Jasuary LIST.
Miss Charlotte Tarbell of Randolph is
visiting her brother, z. p. Tarbell, and
family this week
Miss Nellie Gould went to Chicago last
week to visit her mother, and will remain
through the winter.
Ira Spauding is engaged at work in
Danville. His sister, Mrs. Elliott Benson,
is visiting his family.
Mrs. Valmore Cushman has improved
very much he past few weeks and is able
to be about the house
C. ii. Woodland attended the evening
dedicatory exercises OF the Memorial ball
at So. STAFFORD last Friday.
Two OF the lady teachers from the Mont
pclier seminary visited Mrs Jennie Wood |
worth Morr u over Sunday.
mTE. 1lElE AlGInlhSu uhllld CFk-
urday from business trip TO Burlington, /
Barre, Montpelier and Mortified.
Cbas. Woodard was called to Montpelier |
Monday TO testify in the case of u. 5. VS.. /
Wood OF STAFFORD for illicit distilling.
The program for the free concert, which /
is soon to be given, is being prepared by I
Masses Relle Shepard and Lizzie Adams.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.Witt, OF the Pease hotel, |
Hartford, visited Mrs. Maria Witt, MIR. 1
Wits mother at j. b. Durkee's Monday. I
II. f. Horton and E. p. Lincoln of
Dighton, Mass, bought and shipped a
car load OF cows to their market Monday.
silas Tucker OF Barton was in town last
weed, the guest OF Chas. Ddniorth. He
called on several OF his old army acquaInt-
ances while here.
Mrs. James Cloud is very poorly, suffer-
ing from a recurrence of the disease with
which she vas i'll last spring and has now
become alarming.
DIR. e. ]. Fish, A. H. Lamb and DIR. II.
Carpenter attended the laying OF the cor.
ner stone of the Masonic Temple at Bur-
lington this week.
Mrs Eoen Winslow was called tc Pitts.
ford last week on account of the illness
OF her mother, who died Thursday. An
uncle, living in the family, died the same
day.
A school meeting has been called to be
held next Tuesday evening, the 18th, at
Z: 80 O'Clock to elect district collector TO
fill vacancy caused by the resignation of
Joel Phelps.
A new mail service has been established
between st. Adams and White River
Junction on the morning and evening ac-
leaving here at S:45 a. m,
and 1853 p m.
Leon D. Latham was admitted to the bar
last week at the session of the supreme
court. Mr.. Latham has been a student in
the office of j. ID. Denison, Randolph, for
the past two years.
of the Donvan Collection agency of Mont
real, p O., was in town this week. He
an injury last week by being
thrown from his carriage.
Mrs. Sibley is to move into the Slack /,
house, recently occupied by Geo. Vose, ID.
G. Stoughton into his house, vacated by 5
Mrs Sibly, and B. II. Moody into the ten
sment in Dickerman's block, vacated by !
MIR. Stoughton.
Mrs Katie Chamberlin Cove returned
10 BROOKLYN, N. Y, Monday. She has
been the guest OF Miss Alice Lamb for
four or five weeks to regain her health, ,
" hich was very much impaired by an ILL
ness early in the season.
The Sunday evening services at the M.
E. church, beginning next Sunday even I
ing and continuing the fall and winter, !
will begin at 7o'clock. In connection !
With the praise service there will be male I
duet and song by young lady.
There was large attendance at the Re- v
lief corps social and dance at O.N.Stough- t
on's Friday evening, over 125 being pres
mt. II was held in the gristmill, which
was prepared and decorated for the occa- c
lion. Old and young participated in dane
lg with equal fervor and enjoyment 1t e
vas a nota bic event as in all probability
he building, during its 1l6 years exist t
nee, had never been used for that pur-
pose before. The building was built in n
ISL. The large pine timbers, II inches '
qusre, are in plain view and are as sound
IS the day they were put in. S
1t is confidently expected that the enter t
ainment to be given under the auspices il
il the High scho 4 graduating class Tues b
lay evening, Oct. rs, will be such as to a
please all. OF Mr.. Kirk, who gives the en- s.
ertainment, the Courier Herald, Saga
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