Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-11-04
Randolph.

field
More thanks to Smith Clark for more
apples.
Mrs. ID. a. Morse was in Burlington
| over Sunday.
George E. Learned OF Boston visited his
parents here last week.
Miss Louise Densmore is at her home in
Windsor for few weeks.
Asa Hebard of White River Junction
was in town over Sunday.
Harry Beedle of Keene, N. H., was in
| town several days last week.
Dana Clough of the Montpelier Semi
nary was at home over Sunday.
fair-sized audience patronized Cor
| TONS Ministries Thursday evening.
Frank Sargent got one hand somew hat
| injured at the screen mill last week.
The j. o. U. A. NJ. will present
Among the Breakers" next month.
Rev. X. Udall and wife returned Friday
from two weeks visit at STAFFORD.
W. B. Wall has been in Connecticut
again on railroad business this week.
Mrs. Edmund Faneuf OF Essex Junction
spent Saturday at Henry W. Tewksbury's.
Mrs. c. e. Pitkin OF Royalton visited
her daughter, Mrs. j. j. Buttertield, last
week.
Willie and Thaddeus Barttro were ten
dered a surprise party by their friends
Saturday.
NJ. o. Hubbard suffered a slight para
lytic shock Sunday night, affecting his
right side.
Mrs. Ned Alexander OF Montpelier came
Saturday for two weeks stay with her
parents here.
Mrs. Frank Greenough and children o:
| White River junction visited at Ell
Sault's last week.
Rev. Geo. f. Howe has begun the re-
pairs on his house. They will include
two bay windows and piazza.
Frank Lsmson returned to Rockport,
Me-, and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gormley
to Bridgeport, Conn.,, Monday.
Mrs. Mary. Eddy Huntoon gave sec
ond Undertaking seance at Mrs. Lucre-
tia Pearsons' Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. G. Winch are stopping
at present with ID. j. Morse. Mr.. Winch
is selling sewing machines in this vicini-
".
Col. Rush C. Hawkins OF New York
visited his cousins, Lemuel Richmond and
Mrs. ii. p. Sanford, several days last
week.
Mrs. James Mccall, Mrs. Harriet Leeds
and son, Frederick, returned to New York
Thursday and Elm cottage is closed for
the season.
A son was born Thursday to MIR. and
Mrs. George Draper. Mrs. Draper is
stopping with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. Il. Pope.
The Methodist sociable will be with
Mrs. S. Whitcomb at the Mansion house,
this Thursday afternoon and evening.
All are invited.
A. b. Gay moves this week to his newly
purchased house, the Holman place. Mr..
Holman is excavating the cellar for his
new house opposite.
w. A. Scott's bull dog tackled hedge
hog in Granville Sunday with disastrous
results to both animals. The dogs
mouth was well filled with quilts.
Fred r. Whiteaw was at the Expert
ment Station, Burlington, last week get
ting points on butter making. lie has
also visited several creameries in this Sec
ton.
About 10 were present at the geographic
cal sociable at the Congl vestry Friday
evening. Miss Bertha Manney guessed
the most representations and Ben Beedle
second.
l.. z. Thayer has finished his active con-
nection with the Essex Publishing Co.
and is looking for frs sh fields and pas
lures new. This week he is in western
Vermont.
Rev. G. w. Morrow preached at he
union meeting Sunday evening. The
next union meeting will be held at the
Christian church the last Sunday evening
OF the month.
The meeting for the purpose of organ
izipp a choral union under the instruction
of Prof. Weyhe was adjourned until next
Friday evening at the Red Lion parlors.
Let ali interested be present.
Ii. j. Noble has sold the Charles Llmson
farm to a Boston party at substantial
advance over the figure he paid for II
little over wear ago. We understand the
sale was effected through an agency.
While playing in viii Tyler's barn loft
Monday Hazel Carpenter, aged three
years, was pushed out of the window by
her little sister and struck on her face
twelve feet below. She was stunned for
a moment, but not otherwise injured.
Hon. C. j. Bell OF Walden, master OF the
State Grange, was in town Saturday to
see Secretary A. A. Priest on grange bust
ness. file has during thepast two weeks
organized new oranges at West Milton,
Fairfield, Sutton and Shelburne, making
seven in all during the year.
Messrs. Pierce and Taplin, the new
photography firm, have an announcement
elsewhere. They are both practical men,
with the requisite skill and perseverance
to make their business a success. MIR.
raplin has gained high reputation for
good work in Mortified. He will be here
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday of each
week.
James w. Tyson and Henry Rhodes OF
STAFFORD have the credit of bringing in
the first and only deer shot in this section
and so far as known in Orange county
during the open season. They were on
hunting trip and were stopping at Mr..
Rhodes place in Braintree, above b. q.
Bass mill. Friday morning, they saw
buck and approaching to within about
100 yards, both fired at the same time.
One ball struck the animal in the neck
and the other in one foreleg. lie ran
a bout IS rods before falling. He was a
three year-old and weighed over 200 /
pounds. Tne sportsmen carried the veni-