Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-09-16
Randolph.
Myron Gay has put in a silo.

/ - was III DhIT6 SATURDAY
Monday. W"
A G. Holman of st. Adams spent Sun
day here.
Ms. S; 5. Clark is buying millinery
goods in Boston.
Leonard Hutchinson of Barre was In
town over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. A. Shattuck are back
from their Buffalo trip.
Col. II. r. Stoughton and two sons n,
Barre were here Monday.
Rev. J. 5. Goodlll Of Essex preached at
the Baptist church Sunday.
George Brock has gone on two weeks,
vacation to his home in Canada
A. g. Putnam and wife were called to
Barnard last week by the illness OF his
fsther.
Misses Georgia ana Winnie Mann gave
evenig.
Mrs. A. c. Crandall and Mrs. e. T.
Sharon.
Byron n. Clark and John Brownel of
4 Burlington visited Arthur Bean Friday
and Saturday.
The families OF w. e. Lamsou and w
". Morton picnicked Thursday at will
Jamestown springs.
J Judge j. w. Rowell went last week To
preside over the term of county court in
session at Newport.
Mrs. II. Brook Of St. Johnsbury, who
has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. F..
q. Winch, returns today.
/ Randolph Grange has invited the state
Board OF Agriculture TO hold a two.days
meeting here next winter.
Before leaving town, j. ID. Wheeler dis
posed of bis interest in the Cash Store To
his partner, w. r. Edison.
Mrs. Emily Tredo mas gone to SPRING
| field to live and Eli Sault has moved into
her house on Forest street.
Col. X. }. Kimball, who had spent two
weeks in the West, arrived Friday, going
to New York Sunday night.
Misses Florence Brooks and Grace Lam.
son took trip TO Montpelier on their
wheels Friday, returning Saturday.
A. A. Neibaum went Friday to Niagara
Falls to meet his father, who is mem Der
OF the Alaska Commercial and Trading
company.
A fellow with travelling bear under.
took to do" the place Friday. but was
warned out OF the village limits by the
authorities.
At the annual meeting Of the Iowa Cen.
trail Railway company recently held at
Chicago Robert j. Kimball and Charles
q. Dubois were elected directors.
The ladies OF the NJ. e. church will hold
a hit-or-miss soeiable Thursday afternoon
and evening, Sept. 10th, at Mrs. A. n.
Hayes. All are cordially invited.
Misses Name A. Connolly and Carrie l..
Hauher left Friday on their wheels for a
trip down the river as far "a North Hart
n . tssf fact - . ks.,
James Morrill,, son OF Senator Morrill, OF
Stanford, accompanied by his uncle, DIR.
W. T.. c. Swan OF Stoughton, Mess, were
IN town Friday, stopping at Montague
ace.
Last week we advertised a wallet and
lap. robe lost. Not only were these
brought IN but also another purse which
now awaits a claimant. Oh, there's moth
ing like HERALD ads to draw
Col. Forbes and Photographer Chandler
OF st. Adams we're in town Saturday COM
pleting the arrangements for the article
In the October Fermonter on Randolph.
Several additional views were taken.
The committee in charge OF the Orange
county veterans reunion feel very CRATE
full 10 the citizens Of Randolph who sub
scribed to ward meeting the expenses and
took pains to make the event the success
II was.
superintendents PECK and Fassett OF
the State Experiment station, Burlington,
have purchased OF N. NJ. Draper for fancy
figures his high bred Jersey COW, Pussy
Willow, with heifer calf by her side, one
week old.
DIR. J. ID. Fancher, agent for e. g. De.
witt & Co., OF Chicago, was in town last
Thursday, renewing that firms adver-
Using contract with this paper. The firm
has way of doing business that is very
pleasing to publishers.
A couple of travelling musicians fur
nished music for an informal dance at
Grange hall Friday evening. Owing TO
the intense heat, the event was an updress
affair, so far as the gents were concerned,
some of them divesting themselves OF coat
and vest.
The ball game between the Mechauics
and CoIlegiates Thursday resulted in
score OF something like SO to 26 10 favor OF
the latter. We forbear publishing the
score from motives of delicacy. 1t should
be mentioned, however, that the umpire
escaped with his life, though IT has since
been burden to him.
Frank Griswold had Saturday one OF
those curious water snakes that are sara 70
grow from horsehairs though OF course
thew do not. This particular specimen
grew in few hours from what lookeu
like white hair some four lncnes Iong -
marine monster eight or ten inches IN
length. II it has kept on until TINS time y
viii he fair cand date for His Mysterious
Majesty, the Sea Serpent.
At the creamery meeting THURSDAY
evening the committee appointed TO con-
Ter with A. Tower OF the Brigham cream,
ary made its report. A free exchange OF
oninion followed, but no one present
vpted in favor OF accepting his PROPOSE,
lions. The application for the charter o.
n Creamery association was
read and adopted and COMMITTEES sP
pointed to canvass for SUBSIDIES d ~ "a 600 in
ISo shares Of s25 each. Nearly l,OOO were
t toS that night and enough has since
been disposed OF to make it certain ,., nnss
the creamery will be built. The farmers .l,
49, tboroupbly interested ana pretty !