Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1888-10-04
WEST RANDOLPH.
irst snow of the season last week.

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W. b. Wall was in Montreal this week
Mrs. Dumas visited in Montpelier last
week.
Henry Denny of Mortified was in
town recently.
Sherwin Flint has his new house al
most ready to move into.
Mrs. Chas. Abbott spent a few days
last week in Mortified.
NJ. A. Tewksbury and wife spent last
week at the White Mts.
l.. II. Goodrich and wife took in the
Boston excursion last week.
Chas. Dubois was home from Dart
mouth College over Sunday.
j. d. Denison conducted services at
St. Johns church Sunday.
Henry Vinton has his tenement house
Oh South Main st. nearly completed
Quite number attended the opening of
the Legislature at Montpelier yesterday.
Laroy Martin has recently purchased
brown gelding of Philip Dutelle of
Pittsford.
DR.. Mayo has rented the Office over +.
II. Joslyn's store, recently vacated by
DIR. Bailey.
L. J. Latham was in Hinsdale, y. II.
last week attending the dedication of the
Sons of Veterans new hail.
Mrs. f. Z. Dubois took the sweep
stakes at the Bethel fair for the largest
exhibit of fancy work in Floral Hall.
J. w. Gabrielle has purchased DIR. !
Whittlesey's old office building and will |
fit it up for Sing Ling to use as a steam
laundry.
The Red Lion entertained 400 guests |
during the month of Sept which proves
that the people know good hotel when
they find one.
Mrs. 5. II. Brooks was called to Lex
ington, Mass. last week to attend the flu
neral of her brother, Geo. I. Smith, who
died quite suddenly.
Those who have seen them say that
Moses Bagley has the handsomest floors
in his new house of any in town. They
are all birds eye maple.
Chas. Bass, Esq, of New York CITY.
who has been spending several weeks
here, guest at the Red Lion Inn. re-
turned home last week.
The first Brigade band called on Mr..
and Mrs. Wales Bass last Thursday eve
and gave them a serenade, playing some
of their most pleasing pieces.
II. P. Riford says our reporter made
mistake in the report of the race for
geldings and mares at the Bethel fair as
his brown mare took second money.
A. A. Earle has reduced the price of
the Landmark to Sl.00 year. the same
as THE HERALD, and will stop all papers
not paid for in advance after Jan. l. 1889.
Regular meeting of the Woman's Re-
lief Corps Oct. 9th. On that evening at
O'Clock the members of L. S. Grant
Post and the Sons of Veterans are inyit-
ed to meet in sociable with the Corps.
No admission. The members of the Corps
are requested to be present early.
The many friends of Miss Sophia i
Nathan will be glad TO learn that she is
recovering from her severe illness. She !
las got so much better that she has gone
rom c. II. Lamson's and is now at the !,
of ID. NJ. English on Fish Hill.
Mrs. Henry NJ. Wires is visiting her
laughter, Mrs. Fredd 0. Thompson. at
lynn, Mass. We are pleased to state
hat Mrs. Thompson is rapidly couva- o
escing and her infant daughter, EVELYN,
has already made herself the pet of the :
\
Mr.. Larious Smith. who died Thurs
lay night in Bellows Falls at the age of o
2, was credited with being the Oldest
older of the Civil War. He enlisted in t;
company | OF The Twelfth Vermont Vol
Inteers, which went from Bellows Falls
q 1868. He was teen 81, and a man of '
strong physique. He was
vice MARI d, and leaves two sons. Fl