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

Prof. N. ]. Whitehill was in town
briefly Saturday.
George e. Mann OF Quechee was al
home over Sunday.
Miss Sadie LOOMS spent Sunday at e.
III. Morse's in Springfield, Mass.
Miss Bessie Shepard of Bethel visited
Miss Maurine Thayer last week.
L. H. Edgerton, Esq, and wife OF
Rochester visited here last week.
Miss Laura Clark of Montpelier was al
home the latter part of last week.
Mrs. e. o. Blanchard went to Boston
Friday, for a visit of several weeks.
Frank Greenough of White River juno
tion visited at Eli Sault's over Sunday
Mrs. lamar Angel is caring for Mrs.
Almon Morse during the latter's recovery.
Mrs. Ben Briggs and son, Robert, OF
Hartford are visiting her father, George
MouiLon.
Charles Stock well and wife were called
to Rochester Saturday by the illness OF
mis- mother.
Mrs. Martin Hanlon and child of
Northtield visited at A. E. Hendricks
over sunday.
The Grange orchestra will furnish
music for a social dance at Grange hail
Friday evening.
A. J. Richardson shows in A. K. Bass
show window an orange plant with eight
ripe oranges on IL.
Il. p. Barnes of Brattleboro was in town
last week ana rented his place on school
street to j. j. Irerlse.
Miss Jennie Godfrey and Miss Laura
Hatch, teachers IN the South Roy alton
hign school, visited here saturday.
Mrs. Eliza Soper, the aged mother of
Henry Soper, returned to her home in
Mortified Saturday after a visit here.
Married in Marshall, Mica Sept. 18th
kendriek Z. Leach OF Marshall and MRS.
nelen NJ. Johnson, formerly OF this place.
Mrs. 5. Louise Barton returned TO her
home In Boston Monday. Her work in
THIS vicinity has been prod uctiYe of much
good.
Notice change in c. V. timetable, the
morning local leaving az 9:16 instead OF
9:l7 ana the Montreal express at 5:l5 in
steAd Of 5:22.
The annual meeting OF the Kings
Daug hters TOR the election Of officers VIII
b hela With Mrs. j h. Mitchell W ednes-
DAY afternoon. Oct. 9th, at 2:SO O'Clock.
The Cooperative Creamery company
has ordered its complete outfit OF ma
chinery, including one of the largest ize
u. s. 81 paTators from the Vermont Farm
Machine Co. for 81 200. 1t is TO be set IN
position BY Nov. stn.
Rev. James A. Pierce evidently has a
warm place in the heart OF Belvidere, ILL.,,
II we are to judge by the report OF the
farewell reception given him as contained
in the BelvIoere Republican. Otner pas
tors, societies anu organizations Wed
with his own Baptist people IN expression
OF the very great help he had been in the
community.
There was something OF breeze Sstur.
day evening. A barn at the Center
owned by Luke Parish and tenanted by
NJ. r. Sanford was blown down. MIR.
Sanford was inside at the time caring for
his horse, but by some miracle both man
and horse escaped injury. The grand
stand at Mccall park turned somersault
and one OF the large naples in front OF
Irwin Chase's was split in two.
Saturday evening Peter o'Connell
noticed cat run under Willard Gays
piazza. Being of sportive disposition
Peter reached for il and drew II forth by
the tail. He then noticed that his prize
was cat all right-but pole-cat. The
skunk couldn't get in its fine work on
Peter while held by the tail and after ex-
hibiting his prize for some time Peter
KILLED It while still holding 1t. Fred
Dunn will have to look to his laurels.