Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1888-10-04

Mrs. .Jedediah Morris Of Rochester is
quite sick at the residence OF DIR. l.. M
Greene.
The eornet band and many others from
this town attended the fair at Tunbrldgt
this week.
The Universalist Sunday School schol-
ars are to hold concert in their church
next Sunday evening.
Greene & Chase have sold their drug
store to a party in Canada, who is to take
possession next week.
Mrs. David Waller and daughter have
vacated their summer residence and gone
TO their home in Boston.
DIR. l.. NJ. Greene is having rooms fit
ted up in the Bascom House block and
is to move his office there.
Mrs. +. II. Bascom and children OF
Montpelier were in town last week, on
their return from trip to Boston.
E. Wilson has sold his livery stable
to Carlos ID. scott of Lebanon, who took
possession Of the property Sunday.
Cashier Sylvester has so far recovered
from his recent illness as to be able to
attend 70 his duties in the bank again.
DIR. W. Z. Sylvester and wife, who
have been visiting his parents, left on
Monday for their home in Willard, n. \ :.
The household goods of G. i. Frank
were sold al auction last Saturday to
liquidate a mortgage on them held BY
Alley Bros. & Place.
John Grady Of Mount Vernon, \. y.
who was for several years telegraph
operator at this station. is visiting
friends here and in Royalton.
Mrs. Addie Sylvester has resigned her
position in the National White River
Bank and a young man, named Perley,
from keene has taken her place.
Miss Fanny Flowers, who has been
III the dining room at the Bas
com House, has resigned her position
and returned TO her home in sharon.
Messrs. Wright & Reed have moved
their families from Lebanon. and taken
possession OF the house they recently
purchased Of +. Z. Holden, AT the north
end Of the village,
Merritt sawyer. the Woodstock stage
driver, has secured a iobas night watch-
man in the State house at Montpelier
during the session of the legislature and
went TO the Capital Monday. Waldo Fur
man : to be driver OF the stage during
his absence.
The infant daughter of j. +. Marsh
was dangerously III last week with ab.
scess of the orbit. DR.. l.. NJ. Greene, as
sisted by DIR. l.. NJ. Brigham of Bur
ington, performed an operation on The /
Eye, remoyinga quantity of pus and the
'hild is now improving and its entire re-
'overy confidently expected.
Happy will be the person who buys a
)oX of Maxham's Carbolized Ointment
If Or. A. G. Bailey, West Randolph, or
If j. ). Tower Il Son, Rochester or sends
. cents TO +. A. Markham, Bethel VT,
or box of ii to cure themselves of the
tching piles, or their horse of the
eratches for they will be cured at once.
A quick trade on Saturday last. c. ID.
scott Of Lebanon came up on the six
fclock express train to buy T.. +. VIII
on's livery stable, which he accomplish
d, making the trade. drawing the writ
ngs and taking possession before mid
light.
When we stated last week. that Mrs.
toddard, who had been visiting az II. 1
|. Gilsons, had returned TO her home IN
'ostou, we trust the lady did not think
re intended TO send her home before She
hose TO 60, but that we were misinform-
1 about the matter.
Allen Bodworth and wife of New York
ity are at the Wilson House for few
eells.
Geo +. Clark moved into 4. l.. Stearn's
'nement. vacated by c. l.. Frank, on
Ionday.
Miss Mary Ann Todd is here from
oston. to care for her sister Jane. who
as been quite i'll.
The lady who lost nice kid glove IN
le Floral hall during the fair can have
by calling at MaXham's drug store.
c. ID. Scott has a horse in his stable
AT is very fond of tobacco and will eat
! that is given him and tease for more.
While digging potatoes in his field last
hich the dirt was partially removed
lposing one potato to the air and upon
were feeding. by actual count - pota-
bugs.
There were sos actual arrivals regis
red at the Wilson House last month.
hich was the largest number of any
onth since the present proprietor has
II the house.
When in the Bethel mills o. Monday
noticed a contrivance which the new
oprletors have just put into the mill,
d which is machine for cleansing
1stern corn from all cinders, chaff and
her filth and dirt, so that meal made
ON II makes just as sweet, clean and
latable bread as our eastern corn.