Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-09-28
Randolph Continued.

Col. A. b. Chandler is steadily gaining.
David Seymour and wife are improving.
A. A. Priest was in Bellows Falls yester-
day.
Will Holman is porter at the Red Lion
Inn.
Homer Young OF Barre is spending the
week here.
Mrs. Albert Eckert Chandler returned
Tuesday to New York.
Cassius Peck OF Burlington visited
Clarence Webb last week.
''Tede" Allen OF Bellows Falls visited
here the first OF the week.
A. f. Bass and wife went to Boston
Monday TO spend the week.
Mrs. F. B Thomas and son, Max, re.
turned from Boston Monday.
p. j. Blanchard is now representing L.
l.. May, wholesale scotsman.
Miss Curtis, guest at Elm cottage, re-
turned to New York yesterday.
Charles Church is to open barber shop
In Woodsville, n. H., next week.
Flint & Kidder shipped over 10000 lbs.
OF wool last week, paying Is to zoe.
A. N. Hayes and family are visiting
this week in Burlington and Essex.
A number have been attending the
Woodstock fair, which closes today.
Mrs. W.T.. Avery and child OF Campton,
N. H., are visiting at r. +. Emerson's.
NJ. E. Warrington, landlord OF the
Mortified House, was in town Tuesday.
N. NJ. Draper is out again after weeks
confinement with an agonizing carouncle.
Miss Annie johnson of Lebanon is to
trim again for Mrs. s. 8. Clark this season.
Rev. L. H. Elliott OF Waterbury called
Saturday to see his sister, Mrs. Austin
Hszen.
Mrs. H. @. Cole returned to Boston
Monday after visit to her sister, Mrs. +.
j. Adams.
Mrs. A. r. Crandall came from Sharon
Monday TO visit her daughter, Mrs. r. T.
Salisbury.
John Averill is still quite III with bill
ious fever, following an attack Of typhoid
pneumonia.
Rev. V. NJ. Hardy returns this week and
Will resume services at the White church
next Sunday.
c. B. Gold has been III for two weeks in
Mortified and his harness shop is closed
in consequence.
Miss Hood OF New York city came last
week and is guest OF Mrs. G. f. Moul-
ton at Stoneleigh.
The harvest supper given last Friday
evening by the ladies OF the Baptist
church netted nearly S25.
Rev. w. T. Sparhawk returned Monday
from Putney where he had preached the
past two Sundays on trial.
f. w. Tewksbury returned Thursday
from a three weeks trip through the
White Mts. to Portland and Boston.
Miss Madeline Smith OF Woodstock
visited Miss Sue Sanford the first Of the
week, leaving yesterday for Chicago.
Tuesday evenings heavy shower
brought down quite a strip Of the main
electric light line on South Main street.
n. W. McCollom and wife sre on a car.
risge drive this week to Rutland and vi
cinity, business and pleasure trip COM
bined.
Constantine Sessions and wife OF Reno,
Neb., are stopping 81 A. B. MRBchester's.
Mr.. Sessions Is a brother Of Mrs. Man
chester.
j. d. Denison, sherman Moulton, DR..
Il. Il. Mcintyre and Mark Chadwick were
in Montpelier yesterday and q. II. Hoyt
Tuesday.
W. ". Seymour and his partner in the
large shoe mandatory at Lynn, Mass.
Mr.. Jackson, spent the first Of the week
here, returning yesterday.
Rev. Homer White went 10 Stowe Tues.
day to officiste az the funeral Of Dr. Fran
cis b. Smith, q brother Of John Sabine
smith Of New York, and who was a native /
Of Randolph.
DIR. Huntington, who lately resigned as /
dean of the Columhisn college and pro-
lessor OF Greek because % old age and IN 4
health, was a son Of Rev. Elijah Hunting- 4
on, formerly pastor Of Braintree Branch
shurch.