Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-09-29
Randolph Continued.

Randolph Continued.
W. P. wedgwood went to vergennes
DR.. W. s. Curtis moved to Montpelier
Tuesday.
@. L. Martin went to the Woodstock fair
Tuesday.
T. A. Wiley OF Northheld is in town
this week.
c. ID. Storm OF Boston was in town
Wed nesday.
L. B. johnson is attending the Wood
stock fair today.
Mrs. r. II. Church Is recovering from
quite long Illness.
]. w. Richards and wife OF Montreal
were In town Monday.
Mrs. Lemuel Richmond visited relatives
in Royalton Wednesday.
Mrs. 8. 8. Clark attended the funeral OF
Mrs. Richardson Tuesday.
George Heddord OF Rutland is in town
this week on his annual visit.
DIR. Kelly, who succeeds to DR.. Curtis
practice, arrived In town Monday.
James Leach OF Bedford, N. H., was a
guest last week at Alonxo Emery's.
Frank Grove moved into ID. II .Spooner's
tenement on Weston street Tuesday.
Eleven tickets were sold at this station
for the excursion to Montreal Monday.
Carroll Bigelow, an express agent In
Texas, was in town the first OF the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Dean went to Bos-
ton yesterday for stay OF several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherwin Flint OF Burling-
ton are guests OF Geo. J. Prince for a few
days.
Capt. j. G. Eldredge attended the vet
Grams reunion at Montpelier Tuesday
evening.
N. II. Brown, the eye specialist, is stop
ping for ten days with his family on Wes-
ton street.
Miss Inez Spear and Mise Alice Herrick
went to Brattleboro Tuesday for a visit
with friends.
Guy Lamson, John Chase, Robert Nor
ton and Theron Brooks returned Monday
to the U. v. M.
G. N. Mcintosh went to Montpelier Sat
uroay and visited friends there and at
Northtield over Sunday. at
Miss Brooks OF Boston, who had been
guest for two weeks at the Walsh home,
returned yesterday. ~
Rev. t. A. Howard officiated OF the
funeral of Mrs. Richardson OF Braintree
Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Jerry Goodhart is Dragging about pork
ers-not melons. He has one which at II
days old weighed 81 IA pounds.
The Ladies' Auxiliary OF st. Johns
church will meet with Mrs. L. ?. Thayer
Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
sThe Opposing Forces in Mans Ma
ture" will be the subject of the PASTORS
sermon at the Baptist church Sunday
morning.
Rev. T. A. Howard and wife and Mrs.
Flora Flint went on the 3 O'Clock train
Tuesday to attend the Baptist convention
at Vergennes.
Ira williams has the foundation on Wes-
ton street ready tor the building which he
will move from Roxbury and place there
on for a tenement.
savsral ~ our ,o.sI r,r,rods srs .h,,o
for the first day of the deer
hunting season, which commences Satur-
day and lasts only one month.
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The ladies' OF the Baptist church will |
serve their annual harvest supper at the
chapel Friday evening, Oct. z, from $3.50
= c.ock On. lne menu VIII lncluue cnick-
~ ple' Sl ,1sy sauoo, foiiss piess cahes,
'Alaos' lo'aae'' eos'
Col. X. !. kimoall returned 70 New
ork Monday. The FIRST OF next week he
z to go on tour OF inspection over the
iowa central railroad, OF which he was
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