Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-11-21
WEST RANDOLPH.

The High School Times viii prob
ably be out this week.
A. A. Flint of New York City is IN
town visiting his parents.
Great time for colds. Everybody Is
in the fashion who has one.
Business is rushing al all the manu-
featuring establishments here.
Mrs. John Church has been quite
sick, threatened with pneumonia.
Cortez Nutting and wife of Brandon
have been visiting friends in town.
N. M. Draper has sold a half inter-
est in his PAGER to New York parties.
Moulton Bros. sent a lot Of their fine
stock to the great salem New York last
week.
Isn't there something the matter
with the striking attachment of the
town clock?
Harry Flint of jamestown, Dakota
is making a short visit among his
friends here.
George Laird and wife of Royalton
and VIII Laird of White River juno
ton spent Sunday with friends in town.
L. T. Sparhawk is to build a first
class photo gallery in the building adj
joining his home on Pleasant street.
Rev. S. A. Parker win preach in
the Mechanics band hall next Sunday
at 2 o'clock. Subject ''Religion and
Life"
Three new streets have been laid
out aud worked on Weston iet.
They run at right angles with Weston
Ave.
Weston Ave. has been extended to
intersect the Thayer brook road to
Rochester by filling in the deep hol-
low in front of Geo. Hoyt's.
The little brown house Hannah
Wood lived in so many years is being
moved to South Pleasant street by j..
II. Lamson who has purchased it.
John Church is meeting with great
success this fall soliciting orders for the
largest oil house in Boston which he
has represented over five years.
Rev. Mr.. Wilkins was unable to Of
iiciate at St. Johns church last Sun
day owing to sickness. J. ID. Deni-
son conducted the services very accepta-
bly,.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. p. Twitchell and
daughter Hattie of Stockbridge were
guests of their brother, o. r. Greene
and wife at Montague farm the first Of
the week.
There is in Braintree a ledge of SER
pentine similar to that now being work
ed in Roxbury there is also a granite
Both Of them are accessible to
the railroad.
E. o. Hibbard is at Atlanta, Ga. as
one Of the delegates from this state to
the annual meeting Of the Ceari Chap
ter, II. A. NJ. Mrs. Hibbard Is visit
ing in Meriden, Conn.
The regular assembly of Haswell
Council, No. Z, r.. and S. NJ. will he
held on Monday, Nov. 10Th at IN. NJ.
"Work." All companions are earn
estly requested to be present.
Hogs are very cheap this fall. f.
p. Flint purchased a fine lot of shoats
in Plainiield last week for only $3.50 a
piece that would weigh about 20 lbs.
each. lie thought he had a good trade
but they only sold in market for s2.75
so he really lost money.
While in A. w. Tewksbury &
Sons steam mill last week we found G.
ID. Sanborn and his able assistants get
ting out some of the finest quartered
oak stair rails the firm has ever pro-
luced, for parties here, at Bethel, Leb-
anon and Montpelier.
Miss Ellen Joiner of the HERALD
is sick with the distemper called
''pink eye" that is prevailing in town.
This makes two of our force who are
laid up and a few of the local news
are left out this week because we
not help enough left to get them
all set.
There was a pleasant family gather
at the residence of Norman Mich
oils on Prospect street Saturday even
to witness the marriage of his eld-
daughter, Miss JEANETTE +. Mich
to David T., only son of j. c. by
of this village. Rev. j. A. Pierce
performed the ceremony in his usual
manner. The best wishes of
their many friends in which the HER
AID heartily joins is theirs as they
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