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


tbs week at Bell Bros, Randolph.
Mrs. William Wilson Of Burllpet ON 4
in town for few days.
Mrs Mary Munson OF Corinth is keen.
ing house for VIM. J. Tarbell.
Mrs. Ransom Slack OF Randolph is Wis.
ting her daughter, Mrs. VIII Allen.
Mrs. Helmer and daugh ters left TUESDAY
morning for their home In New York CITY.
Mrs. Arthur Stacks mother, Mrs. Emma
Waldo, OF Randolph, spent last week with
Der.
Col c. 8. Emery is greatly improving
bis house by the addition OF dormei
window.
Mrs. Emeline waterson went To vii.
Hamstown Tuesday for two weeks visit
70 friends.
Miss Nellie c. Cooley has commenced
work for the fall in Mrs. Z. F. Peters mil.
linery store.
Mrs. William Paul and Miss Florence
Coburn OF West fairlee visited at Mrs
Co0ley's last week.
f. A. Dickinson, wife and daughter Of
lq-iuth have been visiting friends IN
town for a few days.
A.G Lapoint Of Barre inspected George
T. He0ard command, No. l., q. v. M.
last saturday evening.
Mr. Ladeau came SATURDAY night FOR a
iea days with his wife, " DO vas formerly
Mrs. Bernice Stevens.
Dr.. and Mrs. Goss have returned home
sitter On absence OF six weeks in Massa.
ebusetts aud Rhode Island.
E. B. Dickinson has qCite an extensive
bee farm. He recently gathered 1000
pounds OF honey from IS swarms.
&. C. Ketchum OF Fruithurst, Ala, has
been visiting Byron Berry. MIR. berry
spent several months at Fruithurst when |
be vas south.
Mrs. 4. ID. Fuller and Mrs Laura Haz. 1
litl attended the State VIC. r. u. conyen.
ton az Barre last week, being delegates
from this union.
The new bank rooms are completed and /
the bank is being moved and next
Monday viii see business being done In
Is new quarters.
B. W Flanders, who has been away the
past three weeks on a tramp In the Ad-
joining towns, returned home Saturday
looking hale and hearty.
Z. F. Peters, past commander OF Geo. I.
Hebsrd command Of this place, inspected
John A. Logan command, U. v. 81, at
Barre last Friday evening. He was accom-
panied by Past Commander Il. o. Coburn.
Geo. $. BiKby, attorney. In New
York city, was here Saturday for a brief .
visit to hts uncle. HirR L. Bixby. Heisa
son Of Geo. Bixby, the editor Of the Plstts-
burg RepHbiican, at Plattsburg, \. Y.
Miss Belle Judd OF East Orange, N. ",
4 spending a few weeks with her mother
and sister here. Miss Judd graduated I
nom a training school for nurses about
year ago, since which time she has had {
ell she could do In her profession.
~ a..ug,.. Gunaar n,f ! n
j Preaching at 1890 a. m, theme, "After
toe evangelist. what ~; Sunday school at a
Y, union service at p. m. EpSorth n
league meeting, Tuesday at 1880 p. M; v
church prayer meeting Thursday at 7;SO F
p q. o
col. Curtis $. Emery, member OF Gov. a
smiths staff, left Wednesday for New q
YORK to attend the Dewey celebration In
that city. From New York he goes to
Washington, ID. C., to attend similar ies'
uvities which will finish with our own
states welcome 10 the admiral at Mont
peer, probably Oct 18th.
Tonight at the Congil church is the fare n
vel service OF the evangelist, Rev. Ralph
Giam The text will be " And yet there
Is ROOM" II you have not heard this elo- Al
quent speaker, this will be your last OPP
portunity as he leaves tonight on the NJ
hight train for his home In Boston Mr..
lfoWeil goes to his home In Concord, \. III. II
Nllired Allen OF Canaan, n. H., son OF
4. w Allen OF this place, has enlisted IN III
lhe 10Th Regt. u. :. Vol. for service in the
Philippines. He left w. X. Junction A,
Monday night with his mastering officer, ~,
Lieut. Fred Austin, for South Framing "
ham, Mass, where the Regt. is In camp.
NJ. Allen went to w. Il. Junction Mon ON
Gay to see his son before he LETT. w
Congregational church services Sunday,
Jet. / Preaching service at 1880 a. m, tnl
.heme Make your calling nj election %
serei' sunday school at u. Sunday
iehoo in district No. Z, 4 p. mi reading in
efvlee by the pastor at South Washing Nj
0n, p. M; union service at the Metho.
ilst church, %. IN. Prayer meeting oil pr
he church Tuesday at 1880; c. +. conse- In
ration meeting, Thursday at p. m
We are not blessed with an agricultural Ia.
at but our neighbors each side OF US W
indy give us the privilege OF attending sci
! good fairs as can be found In this part
I tte state. That OF the Washington Ag. of
ieult ural society closes today and that OF ha
he Union Agricultural iety at Iun- tn
ridge is held Tuesday, Wednesday ana a I
hursdsy OF next week. This is fsmiliarly n
.ooEn as the Worlds fair as IL draws peo' OF
e irom-everyw here. pu