Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-08-24
BELL BROTHERS, Randolph

Mrs. r. IL. hetehum, went 10 hartlOEu
Wednesday to see niece.
L. A. Curtis, an agent for the Metro
politan Insurance company from Berlin,
y. H., is TO make Randolph his headquar-
ters and has moved into the upper tene-
ment OF +. II. Joslyn's house.
Salisbury Brothers have presented TO
the Kimball Public library a handsome
oak bookcase, made at their factory,
which has been placed in the reading
room 70 hold the juvenile Literature.
Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Moulton and
daughter, Miss Mary, are again occu-
plying their house on School street, after
two years residence in Montpelier,
from which place they came Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. II. silver-the latter
being remembered in Randolph as Miss
Nellie Wyman-have removed from Mont
pelier to Nilliamstown, where Mr.. Silver
has work as an electrician wiring the
town for electric lights.
Miss Jennie Frost, the guest OF Mrs. A.
NJ. Hubbard during the last OF her five
weeks outing in this vicinity, started
Monday for Arlington, Mass, with South
Royalton and Bernardstou, Mass, as her
two stopping places en- route.
Miss Lena Allen returned TO Canaan. \.
H., Saturday after a TWO weeks visit al
the home of her uncle, r. W. Allen, whose
HfUiNEEs ANNEfAs " lie anu SON AA AHuAhN
arrived Sunday and went on the excursion
TO Ausabe Chasm Tuesday morning.
Rev. Or. and Mrs. " NJ. Hardy 81
Morrlsviile have been at Deacon ". Il.
Towards, Mrs. Hardy coming the 1879
aud staying until Tuesday, while the
doctor arrived last Thursday and went
from here to Essex Junction TO preach
Sunday.
Or. Charles Cushman arrived Tuesday
morning from Chicago for a two weeks
vacation to be spent with his mother, Mrs.
q. H. Cushman, who has also been enter
tanning Mrs. W. III. Messer and two chn.
dren OF Barre with Mr.. Messer as an over
Sunday visitor.
Miss Millicent Read OF Providence,
r. T., niece of Mrs, G. d. Hood, departed
the 22nd going first to Springfield and
intending to stop at Keene, ". IT.. ON
the journey to Providence. She was
accompanied BY Mrs. o. z. Hood, also
bound for keene.
Misses Anna and Cora Galpin aud their
brother, Sam, who had been at B. +.
Ricker's several weeks, were called 10
Waterbury, Conn, yesterday By the eriti-
cal illness OF a little niece. A friend 81
theirs, Winfred Dorson Of Connecticut, is
now at Mr.. Rickers.
Guests entertained within the week at
n. VI. Lilies have been George Robbins
and wife OF Natick, Mass, Mrs. John Pad
dleford OF Bristol, n. H., &. +. Claflin,
wife and two daughters OF Bethel, Mrs ID.
K. Lille Of Montpelier and Mrs. X, II.
Church u Montpelier.
w. w. Sprague has gone back to SPRING
field, Mass, 10 make the rounds Of the
fairs this fail with the Sharples Separator
exhibit. his mother law, Mrs. A. =.
Mallory, who was with him while he
stayed in town, took her departure for
East Montpelier the END inst.
Col. and Mrs..A. B. Chandler have with
them at present the coloneis nephew,
Edwin b. Thayer Of MEANWHILE, o.,
his wife and his sister, Mrs. Emma
(Thayer) Brewer OF Brooklyn, all Of whom
arrived last night. Mrs. Thayer's broth
err, Deforrest Shattuck Of Hatfield, Mass,
was with their brother law, 4. A. Girls
void, Friday night.
Mrs. Il. II. slQck and Master Leonard
are home from a visit in Pittstield, and
next week the family expect to move into
the house recently purchased by Mr.. Slack
on Prospect street. The tenement to be
vacated by them in the Lewis Fish house
on Weston street will be occupied By Mr.
Stacks mother, Mrs. Aida Slack, who has
been living IN the Dubois house on Fales
street.
Mrs. Hale Flint and her sister, Miss
attending the Old Home week exercises,
at v hich their father, Rev. T.. T.. Herrick
of Milton, who was here Friday night, de-
livered an address and preached the spe-
cial sermon for the occasion Sunday.
Miss Herrick, after having been the guest
Of Mrs. Flint few weeks, has gone home
to Milton.
Percy Baldwin, who had been at the
cottage in Peth ON a vacation, went back
10 his duties in the Central Vermont rail-
road Office at New London, Conn.,, Mon
day, taking with him for visit his sister
and brother, Miss Henrietta and Master
Henry Baldwin. tie was accompanied al
so by a co-laborer at New London, Luther
Darling, who had been his guest in Peth
over Sunday.
One hundred and fifty from this place
took in the excursion to Ausable Chasm
Tuesday and, starting at 6:42 IN the morn
ing, had delightful wait OF two hours at
Braintree, with whose manifold attrac-
tions they were more or less familiar and
to which they had not designed TO devote
quite so much Of the day. The wait was
due to an accident on the main line be-
tween bury and Mortified, the trucks
under the tender % the southboun night
passenger engine breaking at a. m. and
obstrutting the track SO that the wreck
train could not clear ii much before 10 in
the forenoon. The eNcursionists followed
ont the original program for the chasm
bnt were delayed IN their return until
after II Ct night.
Pleasantly Effective.