Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-08-03

dav, Aug. 5, 1893, at ! o'clock p. ~, large
part nf my household furniture. consist
ing n chamber suits. beds ana beaasb
table,. cnairs, pari0r and cook stoves
and esrioas other 1rf icles. three cows, two
buggy wagons. If tony. he following
Monday, same pl &c e hour
GEO. :. AND LYDIA DAY.
Mrs. Jane Rob nson ii Boston is guest
of Mrs. Helen ark.
T.. J. Boyden. v ife and daughter were IN
Hancock visiting last week.
W. 5. Bryant is doing his mothers hay
ing on the Woodbury. farm.
Miss sadie Kent is employed at the
Randolph sAnatorium as nurse.
The children o. the la,e DR.. Fred Grang-
er are having an outing at J. II. " obs.
John WEIGH and daughter, Ina, Of
Elmira, y. y, are guests ii tne Jld helne-
stead.
Attend George s. Days auction next
Saturday afternoon. There viii be good
bargains.
Wallace Morrill's hired man took a sud
den departure last week. Haylng Was
not completed.
Pearl GAYLORD, wife and children of
Aliens this week.
Vt, to attend the funeral OF a brother-in-
law, who had ended his life by suicide.
Ray Adams is taking a weeks vacation
from stage driving ana has gone TO Chico
pee, Mass, to make Walter Adams a visit.
Mrs. DeForrest and daughter, guests at
the Old Homestead, went To New York
Sunday night on business, but returned
Tuesday.
The baseball team is to hold lawn party
on the common tomorrow friday even
ing for the benefit OF the team. Music by
the Center band.
The lawn party last Friday evening,
given by the Center band, was success.
They realized about go, which was suffi-
cient to bring them out OF debt.
At Grace church next Sunday, there
will be celebration Of the Holy Commun-
ion at a. m, and evening prayer at three
o'clock. All are heartily welcome.
DIR. w. A. Evans, who had been practis-
ing his profession OF optician for the past
eight weeks in Mindham and Windsor
counties, returned home last Saturday.
Mrs. W. j. Blodgett and daughter,
Susie, OF Randolph and friend, Miss
Humphrey. of Rhode Island. visited at {.
l.. Smiths last Friday. Miss Susie spent
several days.
Hon. Duane j. Carnes, attorney-at-law,
OF Sycamore, ILL.,, came to the Maplewood
last Tuesday. He was graduate OF the
Normal school here many years ago under
Edward Conant.
The Brigham creamery that is called the
Adams creamery has been closed. Most
OF the patrons have separators and those
who do not take their milk to the Cooper.
alive creamery here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Barnhart and Frank
Tripp OF East Deerfield, Mass. Mrs. Leon
Walker and Mrs. Philip Cote Of Marlboro,
Mass, and Mrs. Martha Garland OF Nash
ua, n. H., are guests at w. T.. Stark's.
The new arrivals at the Maplewood are
Miss Emma j. shay OF Providence, II. l.,
Mr. and Mrs. w. q. Jones OF Boston, NJ iss
Isabelle Donaldson OF brooklyn, n. Y,
and Miss Florence Iarbell of Springh eld,
Mass.
The ladies of the Congl church plan to
hold their annual fair Wednesday after
noon, serving supper and presenting
4 fancy art eles, candy, cake and lemonade
for sale. A cordial invitation is extended
to all TO visit the church and enjoy its
/ hospitality.
/ Mrs. Bergin and two children OF Brook
/ lyn, n. Y, are among the new arrivals at
the Colonial. Fitzjames Brown OF Mont
real had been there several days with his
family, but returned to Montreal Tues
day. also George Greed of Hanover has
been there few days.
While L. j. Boyden was about the Nor
NAL building last Monday, a mink made
/ its appearance and with the aid OF two or
three others he succeeded ia capturing the
animal alive. He put IL into a box and
covered II with wire netting, but during
/ the night the mink, becoming dissatisfied
with its environment, gnaWed the wire
screen sufficiently to make its escape.