Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1888-10-18
WEST RANDOLPH.

business.
DIR. Mayo has his Office at his residenc
on Main st.
Chas. Putnam has been quite sick TO
the past week.
A. n. Culver and wife of Quechee wer
in town last week.
Miss Lizzie Gilbert of Taftsville wa
in town over Sunday.
We had a short call from Maste
Franklin Salisbury this week.
There will be a travelling show at Du-
Bots and Gays hall the 23rd.
Harry Lyman of Boston is visiting
friends and relatives in town,
Isaac Newton is building an addition
to his carriage shop on Center st.
Quite number are attending the Sun
day School Convention at Woodstock.
Isaac Jones and wife and Henry Jones
and family of Gaysville were in town
over Sunday.
Frank Hobart fell from tree Monday
and was seriously hurt. He is confined
to his bed.
The ladies of the Baptist Society will
have boiled dinner at their vestry Fri
day, the 10Th.
Moulton Bros. have cut and shocked
all their fodder corn, it not being badly
injured by the frosts
Aleck Jerd of East Roxbury brought
large live bear to the village to day
which he caught in trap.
Hon. II. NJ. Harvey of Topsham was
in town Saturday on the water case, G..
n. Morse VS. water commissioners.
Remember the auction sale of choice
of reserved seats at Dubois q Gays hall
Friday evening of this week at sharp.
Melvin Mott and wife of Claremont,
n. H., who have been visiting friends in
this and adjoining towns, were the guests
of II. I. Dubois over Sunday.
Regular meeting of the w. X. G. Oct.
23d. Every member is earnestly re-
quested to be present as the general in
spector is to visit the camp.
Mrs. j. B. Wells is in Providence, X. /.
visiting her son, John, and other friends
and her daughter, Mrs. c. w. Orcutt is
at home keeping house.
The dance Friday night for the benefit
of the base ball club was complete sue
cess and a good sum was realized, sufiic-
lent TO clear the boys from debt.
DR.. A. c. Bailey attended the annual
meeting of the State Medical Society at
Montpelier last week and read paper
on The Anatomy, Physiology and Their
apeutics of the Larynx.
The worlds greatest violinist assisted
by his entire company will open the Git
liens Lecture Course in Dubois d Gays !
hall Monday evening, Oct. both. The |
equal of this concert has never been Civ /
en- in the State.
Warren Bean always takes all the I
prizes for carriage work wherever he /
goes because he makes and shows the
best This yeal was no exception and
those who use his carriage don't need
TO be told they are the best.
Burlington, Newport, Barre and West
are the only towns in Yer
mont visited by the worlds greatest vio-
inist, Mons. Divide Musin; and Monday,
Oct 10Th, the only evening the lecture
could secure him.
Elmer Kelley of Binghampton, n. Y.
vas in town this week on short visit
% his father \. Kelley. He is engaged
n manufacturing chains there and is
LONG a large business and getting rich
asst all of which he fully deserves.
In the cities admission to the concerts
If the worlds greatest yiolinist sell at
$3.50, $500, and $500 Season tickets
admitting to the entire eight entertain
nents in the Citizens, Lecture Course
lere only Sl.50.
During the session of the Legislature
he State Treaswers Office is by law
,ept in the State House at Montpelier
nd State Treasurer Dubois has to be
here through the session.
The lecture committee would suggest
o the people that they peruse the four
'age circular which they will distribute
leNt week, containing portraits of the
worlds greatest violinist and his COM
amy.
1t will be noticed by an item elsewhere
hat Governor Dillingham; hasannounced
rs staff. We are pleased that he has |
made such a good selection of gentlemen {
0 serve in that capacity, and particular
y so that lac has honored our towrf bv /,
ppointing as one of that number our /,
luch respected citizen, Robert j. KIM
'all.
W. II. II. Thayer, one Of the Oldest :
nd most respected citizens of this vii
age died last Thursday morning after a
rief illness, of heart disease, in the sew !
nty-siXth year of his age. The funeral b
ervices were attended from the home of
Is son, l.. p. Thayer, with whom he has
we'd since the death of his wife. last
Iarch, on Saturday afternoon by Rev.
NJ. Hardy. A suitable biographical
& tch of his life is being prepared and
i'll be published soon.
Mrs. L. c. b. Campbell of Foxcroft.
e., who has been making tour of the
est is visiting her niece, Mrs. w. +.
amson, on her return trip to Maine.
ne has visited in jamestown, Dover.
Hem and Brid0eWatpr. towns I'm North