Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-10-13

w. H. Pike moves his family to Barnard
today.
Miss Mary Regain returned from St
Adams Monday.
The hose company held practice meet
ing last evening.
MIR. Waken OF FAN River, Mass, is O
guest this eek at /. 8. Chase's.
Chas. Bacon OF Boston is spending Q
few days with his sister. Mrs. l.. F. Kent
The W. r. c. cleared about SO Tuesday
from their boiled dinner and hash supper.
George Brock retr-ned Wednesday from
visit to his home q Trenholmville, P @
g. A. Buck of Leoanon, N. H., came
yesterday to visit his brother, Ned G.
Buck.
Mrs. Alice E. Paulding OF Boston came
Yesterday to visit her sister, Mrs. M. j.
Smith.
Lester Newton returned to Medford,
Mass, last night, after a visit OF few
days here.
Miss Annie Louise Eaton OF Champlain,
n. Y, is guest at the home OF her uncle,
c. e. Abbott.
Mrs. Iona Chase went to HartIand yes
terday to visit her sister. Later she will
go to Boston and Providence, r. !.
" 70. Jhmes mcAhI arrived MONDAY
from Cambridge, Mass, where she has
been with her son, Charles N. Mccall.
James Miles OF Randolph and Miss Car
rie F. Nutting OF Skowhegan, Me-, were
married Sunday BY Rev. Geo. o. Howe.
The EDITORS family had for dinner to-
day green corn from G. z. Abbott's High
land farm. Somewhat Of rarity for Oct.
18th.
Mrs. John Church, former resident,
and Mrs. s. F. Hubbard, both of Gran
vile, returned home yesterday after few
days visit with Mrs. J. L. Brazille.
Edward e. Barber OF VI ,ntpelier and
Miss Betsey Verge OF this place were mar
ried yesterday at the home OF the brides
brother, Mr.. Verge, BY Rev. x. Udall.
The friends here OF Mrs. Elijah Hunt.
ington OF Newport will be sorry to learn
that she must soon go to Denver, Col,
for her health, being sufferer from
tuberculosis. She will be accompanied by
her husband and his brother, Carroll
Huntington, both seekers after health.
Miss Emily Harvey, a returned mission
airy from India, Will speak at the M. e.
church next Monday evening at 7:3O.
Miss Harvey Is very Interesting speaker
and will impart much valuable informa-
ton concerning missionary work. She
comes under the auspices OF the Young
Women's Missionary society. Every one
invited. A collection will be taken.
District Deputy Rev. Edward Blake OF
south STAFFORD inspected Arcadia lodge
at Its last meeting. The next regular
meeting will be held Saturday instead of
Thursday, to allow the mem bers to attend
the meeting OF the Grand lodge at North
held. DR.. and Mrs. 8. N. Gould and Miss
Ethelynd. vice templar OF the Grand
lodge. went to Northheld Tuesday. /. ID.
Williams Is the delegate from the local
The work OF identifying the cemetery
and rendering less desoIate the appear.
anee OF the "city of the deadn is getting
well under way. The Cemetery associa.
tons recent purchase OF land extending
to the river, has been divided into large
plots and winding driveways have been
laid out In conformity with plans made
some time since by the landscap pc architect. |
warren b. Manning of Boston. The |
roads are now being worked by Geo. j. |
Prince Later presumably in the spring. 1
VIII occur the plantation of large mum.
Der OF trees and the further subdivision |
OF the plots OF land to euable purchasers
u secure lots of such size and situation
as fhey desire. The work is under the /
sap vision OF hamden Mcintyre, who
ha- oeen forced to alter somewhat the
original plan OF the architect, which in
vowed larger purchase of land than
was made by the association. Rustic
seats at convenient intervals and the taste
Iul arrangement OF the whole cemetery all
points OF which will be made accessible
VIII tend to relieve its present melancholy
aspect