Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-10-06

Bert Chadwick went TO Claremont, N.
a.. Tuesday to attend the fair and exhibit
some OF the work of the Randolph
foundry.
Albert Hastings, wife and daughter re-
turned Tuesday to franklin, Falls, n. H.,
after a months stay at Mrs. Emily
Hastings.
Miss Ella Kelly, who has been at her
home in Mortified the past summer, re-
turned Monday to her situation in Bell
Bros. store.
The Good Templars enjoyed a social
Monday evening at /. ID. Williams, a
pleasing musical and literary program be-
| ing presented.
Miss Mary Mcmahon returned Tuesday
to her home In New Jersey. For several
years she had been with Mrs. Z. f. Moul-
ton as table girl.
Tuesday from Falmouth, Me-, and are
guests OF Mrs. Flint's sister, Mrs. G. 8.
Bent, on Elm street.
In the obituary notice OF Mrs. K. /.
Bancroft last week, 1t should have read
that two sisters OF the deceased, not two
daughters, reside in Barre.
A. B. Cushman was elected member OF
the board OF managers OF the Baptist
Ministers Aid society at the Baptist con-
vention held at Vergennes Thursday.
C. M. Montgomery returned to Boston
yesterday. W. H. Benjamin, brother
policeman who had been his guest for a
few days, went back to the Stub" Satur-
day. IL
A handsome spike OF blossoms of the
castor-oil bean plant was shown at this
Office Tuesday. 1t was cut from plant
twelve feet tall, raised In Rochester by
Charles Msrtin.
Rev. iona Tilson came Wednesday from
Rowjey, Mass, to visit his brother, Jo-
siah Tilson, and also be present at the
dedication OF the new church at West
Braintree today. xN
Several horse buyers from Massachu-
sets and Rhode Island were in town this
week. J. b. Eldredge sold fine five
ysars-old black mare and I'D. Hatch a six
years-old bay mare. q
Because OF the reception to be given the
Third Cavalry at Burlington next week
Thursday, the Central Vermont will sell
round trip tickets to that city for only
S1.25 from this station. 5f
Mrs. Fred Davis (nee Miss Laura Hill
dretb), who has been with Mr.. Davis in
the employ Of the Profile House, White
Mountains, the past snmmer3 came Mon
day to visit her mother, AIRS. Bry-
ant. feIret 10 r.rI
N. @. Hart has harvested three-fourth
acres of corn, the old-fashioned eight
rowed variety, 8 feet, II inches high, the
handsomest we have seen yet, samples OF
which he showed at Tunbridge fair Tues
day.
At meeting OF the woman's auxiliary
OF st. Johns church Tuesday afternoon,
Mrs. l.. p. Thayer and Mrs. Rosabel Nc
Intyre were elected delegates to the an
nual convention of the Vermont branch
OF the organization to be held at Rutland
Nov. I'd and Sd.
Representative "BillD Wall OF Randolph
meets friend at every step, and II his
ideas weren't considered sound and valu-
able they wouldn't be asked Tor and acted
on so often. Randolph scored a bullseye
in electing William.-[J ots and Dashes in
Waterman.
Eleven tickets from this station were
sold Tuesday for New York, the excur-
sionists being Clarence Mann, |. d. Will
liams, Alfred Eaton, Carlos Pratt, Van
Ness Clafiin, E. z. Brooks and wife, Ed
gar Salisbury, Mrs. F. N. Jerd, Miss
Frieda Wheeler and E. l.. Bass.
Monday evening the Conley Comedy
and Advertising company gave its ninth
and last entertainment in Du Bots & Gays
hall, disposing OF a.quantity of patent
medicine, etc., between the acts. Tues
day the company went away from the
Inn, where they had been stopping.
Lemuel Coburn of Holyoke, Mass,
president OF the Coburn Trolley Track |
Manufacturing company of that city. and |
his sister, Mrs. Julia Buxton of Worcester. |
Mass, returned to their respective homes |
yesterday, after visit at j. Fl. Bass and |
with other friends in that vicinity.
Van Ness Clafiin, merchant In Swan
Lake, Ia, which is the center of a cattle
nd
making his first visit since eleven years /
ago with old acquaintances IN Randolph |
and vicinity. -Four years ago Mr.. Clafiin |
met with serious accident while hunting.
by the premature discharge of his rife.
six inches OF the bone in his left arm be-
ing destroyed.
y. 8. Deputy Luke Parish received a
telegram yesterday noon while attending
Funbridge fair, ordering him to Richford
10 take couple of Oh inamen to Burling-
ton for detention and trial. He drove
here at once and boarded the afternoon
mail train north. Because of the rain he
states that the races 49, Worlds fair
we're postponed until snd tomorrow.
The annual meeting y she stockholders
II the Randolph Cooperative creamery
VAS held at Edson's ball Tuesday evening.
The old board of officers was reelected as
A. A. Priest; directors.
,. h. Morse, A. A. Priest, ]. 3. Wells
lyman Hutchinson, Alonzo Emery, g. e.
,ushman and VIM. H. Nichols; secretary.
l. A. Priest; treasurer, Lyman Hutchir-
on. The accounts Of the creamery for ..
be nine months ending Sept. LIST showed
o. 900 pounds Of butter made, the aver
ge cost OF manufacturing being only two
ents ana Two mills per pound, Including
De reserve. This showing is an excellent
ne and the stockholders congratulate
1emselves that it compares terys favor
bly, with that ofother creameries.