Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-08-31
Randolph Continued.

Miss Bessie Kent has been a visitor her
this week.
One horse OF j. L. Moses bay pair died
Wednesday.
Harley Bruce has moved to the Isaac
Newton house.
john Sabine Smith OF New York ar
rived this morning.
living Bruce cut a cash in one foot
with an ak Tuesday.
C.E. Lazelle of White River Junction
was in town yesterday.
A daughter was born yesterday to Mr..
and Mrs. Ed. Wheeler.
John t. Pratt and Miss Glib returned
TO Brooklyn this morning.
Alfred Eaton has in his garden corn
that stands IL l-2 feet high.
Sixty tickets were sold to the Wills
boro Point excursion yesterday.
Mrs. Bertha Pope OF Bsrre has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Il. g. Neff.
Mrs. E. B. whitney OF Gloversville, n.
Y, is a guest at A. 4. Hendricks.
Lawyer Leon d. Latham Of South Roy
alton was here the first OF the week.
Editor W. &. Belknap OF the Bellows
Falls Times was in town yesterday.
Mrs. Homer White is gaining, much to
the satisfaction OF her many friends.
The w. c. T. U. will meet Friday, Sept.
LIST, with Mrs. s. S. Clark at O'Clock.
James Carrigan is running his "pop.
corner" at the Ryegate fair this week.
The school house flag pole was raised
yesterday. A new flag, l2x20, will float
from 1t.
Miss Clara Bagley OF Keene, n. H..
comes today to spend week at Eugene
Wardner's.
The Hayden place on Randolph hill has
been sold to Terance $. Allis of Derby
Conn.,, for 1920.
The engagement OF John Spring, ESQ.
OF Lebanon, N. H., and Miss Eunice
daughter OF J. ID. Denison, is announced
The Missionary society OF the Christian
church will meet with Mrs. Abble o
Bingham Tuesday, Sept. 4, at 3 o'clock
Subject OF lesson sermon at first church
OF Christ Scientist next Sunday, Sept. 3, Il
'suhstance," Cor. ii. 9and 10; Heb. xi
to 5.
Jude and Harvey Martin OF Worcester
accompanied by their brother, George, o.
Braintree, visited at Martin Sargents re
Gently.
Jerry O'Connell got his two thumbs
sprained by refractory piece OF timbe
mill Tuesday.
Spokane, Wash, arrived here Sunday Will
their invalid mother, Mrs. Abbie Hub
bard, OF Rochester.
Mrs. T. b. Thomas and son, Max, and
Miss Fanny Prince went to Boston Satur
day, Miss Prince expecting to remain
there with her parents.
c. NJ. Mann has purchased a grocery
store at Newport, n. H., and takes pos
session next Monday. Mrs. Mann, bis
mother, will follow shortly.
A party from n. Y. has engaged Alel
| Tatro to build a dock $50 It. long al
| BeDvenue, Conn. The work will be crit
and stone. Mr.. Tatro goes next week
George Packard returned to his home il
Westwood, Mass, last week after a brie
visit to HE aunt, Mrs. VIM. II. Nichols
Will Packard arrived Tuesday for a week I
stay.
Our former valued assistant, Frank w
Sault, Is scoring deserved success as pub
Usher OF the Vergennes VermonteT. Tn,
paper has constantly improved ever sinc'
/ he took hold OF it. Last week he ISSUED
an illustra ed number, descriptive o
' Thompson's Point, summer resort
which was very creditable.
Tuesday was 3 great day in treightinl
circles along the Central line. The wa!
/ freight going south, due to leave her
early in the afternoon, spent seven hour
in this yard shifting and waiting 70
other trains and got no further thai
Bethel thst night. The north bounS
way freight was also held up at Bethe
over night for similar reesons-an IN
precedented thing.
Quite party went from here to Wood
stock Tuesday to witness the ball game
which was the rubber" between Wood
stock and Bethel. Bethel won, 10 to 6, il
rather q slow game. Arthur Newton
PLAYED with Bethel and Neibaum UNI
pired. Only two Bethel town player
/ were on their team and Woodstock had
like number on hers-bsrdly fair test o
the bail-plsying capacities Of the towns
We should say.
F.N. Jerd and p. }. Blanchard had
disastrous experience with one OF {.
Holman's teams Tuesday evening-th
same one that l.. II. Needham had tToubl
with awhile ago. While driving near
B. Wells place, the horse bolted up
bank. converting the topped buggy int
an open one and dumping the passengers
\ Frank got cut somewhat about the face
while Pat, landing on bis head, severely
I strained the lgaments OF his neck anc
was lucky to escape breaking Il.