Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1888-11-22
WEST RANDOLPH.
Winter has certainly come.

Remember the lyceum 10 night.
Bradford .Tewksbury was in Boston
last week. BE- ~ Is LE .1.i.d 1.LebseaNa
NEphraimEThayer is slowly improving
in health.
Lay service every Sunday at the Epis-
copal church.
Hon. S. B. Hebard of Chelsea was in
town last week.
Mrs. Ben Briggs from Hartford was in
town over Sunday.
Carrie Curtis is slowly improving from
her severe sickness.
Rev. S. A. Parker will preach here
next Sunday at p. NJ.
j. d. Wheeler and wife visited friends
at Newport over Sunday.
Hank White and wife of Felchville are
visiting at G. G.. Beedle's.
Miss Mamie Goodrich of Brookfield
visited in town this week.
The screen department. at the Abbott
mill started up on Tuesday.
Ernest Fish has moved into his new
house on Prospect Avenue.
"Nedn Tewksbury from Dartmouth
college was home owe rSunday.
Mark Chadwick has rented the W. H.
II. Thayer house on Highladd Ave.
Why don't Randolph celebrate the
election? Are the Republicans all dead 4
J. C. Church of Rochester has moved
into the tenement under w u. Gabrielle's.
Misses Ada and Gertrude Hazen of w.
Hartford visited friends in town this
week.
A. Webster has greatly improved his
river farm this season by clearing off the
bushes, etc.
DR.. Stimson, late physician of the
Kansas Insane Asylum, has decided to
settle here.
Mrs. Mary Flint Reyes, formerly of |
this town, died Oct. 3lst of paralysis, at
Walpole, N. IL.
Frank Mann had two fine COWS killed 7
by the cyclone Saturday while driving
them across the track.
Mr.. Robinson of Montpelier was in
town over Sunday visiting his daughter,
Mrs. William Mann.
The L. S. Screen Co. has begun its
seasons work and the steamboat whis-
tie" calls the men to labor.
There will be a s'C'' supper at the
Congi yestries next Friday eve. 1t will
be a novelty. Go and.see.
The baud went to Lebanon, n. II.
Tuesday to furnish music for the great
Republican celebration there.
All are cordially invited to attend the
dance in Dubois q Gays
nall Wednesday eve, Nov. 2Sth.
j. II. Lamson is soon to put in one of
he Fire King Room furnaces, similar to
he one in our office, to heat his store.
r. G.. Morton has purchased little /
more land of J. Mcbride and will build {
mother house to rent on Weston Avenue
leXt season. I
The river has been washing badly into ,
lac bank back of A. G. Wheeler's. and a :
'ig job has been done there by him and !
'thers to stop it. .
c. G. Beedle has refused very advan- 5
ageous offer to 90 on the road and de- q
ided to remain here, his many friends !
will be glad to learn.
L. 5. Grant Post will have a Bean t
Bake on Friday evening, November 23d. /
he W. Il. c. will assist. All old soldiers {
nd sons of Veterans aud families inyit- i
d. The fun commences at o'clock. c
The Reading by Prof. Cumnock was +
cry fine and greatly pleased the large h
udience, Thus far the course has been /
ouch the best we ever had, and the en- |
ertainments yet to come promise to be Q
good. y
\ gentleman was seen riding out of !,
he village on Monday in the MIDST of the :
eavy rain, his horses head pointed tow !:
rds the Center. From the position he !,
coupled in the buggy it seemed quite !,
lear that unless the horse knew more
ban he did he would not get home alive. !,
10 man can put rum enough inside to /
eep himself dry on the outside this kind \
weather, and sit up straight on the :
eat of his buggy. 2