Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1888-12-06
WEST RANDOLPH.
School begins next Monday.

Mrs. George Peck was in town this
week.
Fred Lamson was in town again this
t week.
Miss Alice Hatch has been visiting in
Northfield.
VIII Wiley visited friends in town
last week.
Charlie Nichols Of Boston was in town
this week.
Miss Kate Wheeler Of Bethel was in
town last week.
John Mcbride and family are visiting
in W. Il. junction.
Hiram Huse, Esq, of Montpelier was
in town over Sunday.
Edwin Granger of Boston was in town
recently visiting friends.
Selden Holman is having the walls of
his barn covered with brick.
Geo. II. Slack is teaching the village
school at Huntington Center.
Mr.. and Mrs. Selden Holman of Bos-
ton have been visiting in town.
Matte Hodridge is spending her va
cation at her home in lrasburg.
Miss Hattie Welch and Nina Riford
of Bethel were in town last week.
Irwin Lamson has been making ex-
tensive Improvements on his place.
Beedle Bros. say that the cash system
starts out better than they expected.
Beedles orchestra furnished music for
the grand ball at Felchville last week.
j. G. Mann is the latest convert to the
''cash system" lie says no more credit
hereafter.
Mrs. George Sorer has moved TO
Mortified and viii live with her father
DR.. Bradford.
Frank Spaulding and family of st. Al |
bans spent Thanksgiving with his father
NJ. 5. spaulding.
Poultry dealers generally made fair
thing this year as the market was not
over stocked
Rev. c. +. Morse is in town canvassing !
for the New Peoples Cyclopedia. See
his notice below.
There was the usual attendance at the
union services at the Baptist church on
Thanksgiving day.
Or. Stimsou has taken rooms at L. II.
Goodrch's where those desiring medi-
cal attendance can find him.
The "Tutti Fruit" club met last Fri
day evening with Miss CorHie Pierce.
As a last meeting it was a grand sue
cess.
y. +. Clark of st. Adams was in town
Saturday to settle with Frank Mann
for some of his cows killed on the rail-
road crossing.
Miss Nellie Joiner of the HERALD de-
voured the gay and festive turkey with
friends in Royalton-and has not
yet returned.
Rev. c. f. Morse preached at Ran Z
dolph Center Sunday morning at the
Congl church and here in the evening at |
The NJ. E. Church. i
The Emma Wells Comedy Company
are to be at Dubois and GAYS Hall for
)ne week commencing Monday Dec, 10. I.
Admission only 10 cents.
J.F. Chadwick took his family and t
went coon hunting after eating his !
dinner and freed ana shot :
4 20 FOUNDER within haitian hour. I
The bill Incorporating Savings Bank !
lere was reconsidered and passed at the
'lose of the legislature. 1t is hoped \
hat steps will be taken to form one !,
oon.
The Thanksgiving ball Wednesday i
'vening of last week was a very pleas n
mt affair but owing to the storm was n
lot as largely attended as it would 9TH /
'rwise have been.
Miss Carrie Moulton who has been
pending some months at the Red Lion.
N Tuesday moved to the "Moulton +
for visit in the neighbor- i
rood of her old home. q
Misses Mamie and Clara Dubois left '
own Monday morning for two weeks S
'isit with Misses Clara and Annie Kim f
,all, Brooklyn, Y. Y. From Brooklyn a
'liss Mamie will 80 to Chicago and spend q
most of the winter with her aunt, Mrs. a
\. NJ. Gilbert.
At the Bohemian Glass Blowers last T
week VIII Edison was voted the most Z
'opular clerk in town; Mrs. John e
.oveland the handsomest woman; Flor 1
nee Coleman the handsomesy baby: and /
iev. W. F. Peters the most popular $
clergyman. They stay here this week. &
Friday evening, Dec. 9TH the third en- f,
ertainment in the West Randolph lee :,
ure course, by the Louise Baldwin Pow Il
rs Concert Co, consisting Of Mrs. Louise :
Baldwin Powers, Mr.. Wulf Fries. Miss n
!. NJ. Tecor, Miss Minnie Marshall and fl
liss Minnie Gould. Ii
Rev. c. +. Morse, for thirt cen years Z
Missionary of the American Board in p I
bulgaria, gave very instructive address y
n Turkey and its People at the Nj. +. {,
hurch on Sunday evening, which was =
realty enjoyed by good audience. He o
poke to full house at the Center in the
lUrning. Mr.. Morse is spending few v
avs in town selling the deseryedly pop y
lar Peoples Cyclopedia." ! !
Judge W. Ii. Nichols, James Hutchin- IL
on, VIM. II. Dubois and DR.. II. II. Me
ntyre were notified in the night Monday 81