Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1888-12-06
EAST RANDOLPH.

on the schOOlhOuse ana hitched his team
in the Revere House she'd The horse
slipped his bride. and in coming out of
the shed pulled a post from It's founda-
ticu. tore og some of the boarding etc.
He soon cleared himself from the wag-
en-. breaking both shafts and the har-
ness. Tie horse was stopped near Car
ter & Osg0pd's store and stabbed in W..
Il. Holden barn till Mr.. Durkee was
notified.
Mrs Alaline Washburn has gone to
S. y. Carpenters for the winter.
Two Jersey COWS Zone registered)
for sale by p. f. Grow.
The sclectmen have bought some land
to enlarge the cemetery al this place.
This IS very old cemetery and has
graves in Il that were made over hun
drrd years go.
Mr.. Armstrong has purchased the
farm owned by Burt Blaisdell, south of
the village and has taken possession.
Charles Clark is in quite poor health
this fall.
Quite lot Of the Royal 81. John
sewing machines have been sold through
the East valley and are giving very good
satisfaction.
Henry johnson went TO Saratoga to
spend Thanks giving.
George Davenport returns to Burling-
ton on Tuesday to resume his studies NJ
the medical college.
Frank Parker and Pearl Davenport
return to the Green Mountain Seminary
this week.
Carter q Osgood sent over two tons
of poultry to Boston last week.
Mr.. Taylor, the owner of the stage
route between Royalton and Brookfeld
made East Randolph call last week.
Jonathan Smith is in very poor health.
The new guide board placed where
the road leaves the East Village for
the Center has been written upon with
a lead pencil. People using a guide
board rs All advertising medium ought
to pay for il.
Any man wishing to build barn
should look over the barn of Austin
Emery at +. Randolph, il being very
convenient for farmer.
Burt Blaisdell invited his relatives
and friends to his home on Thanksgiy-
ing day and they were treated to q
grand supper.
Edward Sprague, so years of age, is
in quite poor health.
Mrs. Miles is ninety years old and in
fair health and says she thinks she eau
go to hundred.
Mr.. Brown from Bethel has just open
ed store at North Randolph.
Benjamin Parker went to Stanford on
Thanksgiving day to perform the mar
rage ceremony between Rev. j. ID. Wal
dron and a young lady of that place.
Mrs. Coombs has gone to Chas.
Clark's to board this winter.
The Baptist church after trying con-
gregational singing for several months
has taken vote TO have singing by
the choir.
Clarence Sargent has class in mu-
sic through the East valley also teaches
at Middlesex and Waterbury.
Ransom Goss invited his friends and
relatives to his home on Thanksgiving
day and they had a house full and a
pleasant time.
Frank Parker gave a party to some of
his Young friends last Friday evening.
refreshments were served consisting of
candy, popcorn balls and sweet apples.
John Buzzell has rented the stage
route between Royalton and East
Brookfield and taken possession.
Nina Yinson, a graduate from Cod
dard Seminary is having a severe time
with weakness of the eyes.
Rev. ). 4. Parker will preach here
next sunday morning at the usual hour.
II u L., e., lV.1,,fa Me- ba-
married Lizzie Webster and is stopping
here this winter.
Edwin Heath, fireman on the G. v.
II Il. is at home on "A short vacation.
Henry Waldo and wife invited lot
of their relatives and friends to par
take Of the good things Of this life on
day and they all went
home happy.
.'Chris" the popular clerk at Carter
q 0sgOod's store bet a quart Of oysters
and tine best cap in the store with Clark
Han that Cleveland would he elected. /
Hall told him the other day th.t il he
would change his politics he need not I
pay the bel but '.Chris" said he never
should change his politics until the re-
public n changed their platform.
Several new guide boards have been
placed ut the road functions through the
town this fail.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sargent Banister gave
an oyster supper 70 their friends last
Tuesday night and vocal and instrument /
tai music made the occasion pleasant. l
supper was served at II o'clock consist !
ing or: lst course, oysters; 2nd cuur-s
coffee. biscuits. doughnuts, pickles, CAKE /
and variety OF pies. After supper plays
and dancing were in order till nearly
daylight when they departed all agree
inc rhnr had had 4 snlnnlil fimn