Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-10-03
WEST RANDOLPH.


week on business.
t John Mcdonald of Granville was in
town Monday.
Miss Mary Hutchinson is in Wisconsin
, visiting her parents.
There was one hard frost last week
and lots of cold rain.
Mrs. J. Gladding has gone to New
York on business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Allard of Boston
are visiting at Henry Booths.
Thomas Carr of West Hartford spent
Sunday in town with friends.
Miss Grace Sanford returned to Evelyn
College at Princeton. n. j. Monday.
There will be a Harvest concert at the
Cong'l church next Sunday evening.
John Lynch is making extensive re-
pairs on his new house on Pleasant st.
Charles Shaw was in town over Sun
day with his family at Mrs. J. McBride's.
A few copies of the special Muster edi-
ton of the HERALD are still left. Only
Bets. a copy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Case are visiting friends
in town, the guests of her father, Mr.. |
Burnham.
IL. w. Tewksbury has been in Boston |
of late preparing for the trial Of his case |
against the {. v X. r.
Harvest Sunday was observed at the
Christian church last Sunday by appro-
pirate exercises.
Geo. Walker, Frank Thomas and L. 2.
Thayer took in the Woodstock FAN last
week going and returning on their bcy-
cles.
The Carr Brothers Of Goflstown, \.
ii. and Lucius Fowler are with party
in the Adirondaeks hunting deer this
week.
Rev. W. f. Peters will begin a series
of lectures on Europe aud the things to
be learned from "A "trip through il, next
Sunday night.
W. r. c. sociable Tuesday evening,
Oct sth, at Mechanics Band hall. g. 4. Il
r.. and ;. V. are invited, also general /
invitation.
Willie J. Bean has secured very de- !
sirable situation with Abram French & !
Co one of the largest crockery firms in =
Boston. q
AFRO Lamson and family closed their
pleasant summer home ''Idleton Cottage" \
and returned to Philadelphia for the win e
ter yesterday. {
Sunday evening next report of the G
Worlds Convention of Sunday school y
workers will be given in the Christian y
church by the pastor. Z
Mrs. Helen Fuller and daughter Ma !.
bel left for Boston Tuesday where thew
Will spend few days and then go to
Oakland, Cal. to live. =
Mrs. Loren Griswold and her son-in-
aw ID. g. Griswold and his family have
closed the old home for the winter and
gone TO Boston TO live. Y
Get us one new subscriber to the HER
ALD and get copy of The Green Noun
ain Boys. handsomely bound in cloth
sl.O0 book for your trouble. &
Mrs. G. F. Harris aud family, who Y
ave been spending the summer with
er mother, Mrs. A. A. Atwood return -
q to their home AZ Jersey City yester- \
ay.
Bailey q Currier have moved into their
ew store, corner of Pleasant street and
randolph Ave They have a fine stock e
I goods and have just added a stock of 2
loves. =
II. VI. Dufur is having the work on his =
ew house on So. Pleasant st. pushed on
. rapidly as possible. He will have one
the best houses in town when it is
Ompleted. bu
The L. 5. Screen Co. have started - -
leir works up although the new addi- ~
on IS not nearly completed, because of na
rush OF orders. They are doing Won ii,
,rful stroke of business. N, n,
The war among the meat men has re- pie
lifted IN another cut in prices. This
me it was Beedle Bros. who led IN the
gures and eight cents per 10. is the
ice they ask for the best beef steak.
Hon. VIM. II. Dubois and wife. Judge I,
ichols and wife and DR.. III. III. McIn- Id
re leave next Monday for Getttysburg
ley will be present at the dedication of =.
e Vermont monument on the battle d
I'D next Wednesday. v,
Rix l.. Newton, formerly of this town T
It now chief of the police of Stoneham.
ass, was married the 18th to Miss Julia
eveland of that town. The Stoneham NJ
dependent speaks in flattering terms =,
the wedding which was on a very ~
lborate scale. 10
Mrs. Henry Harper hurt one of her NJ
es by hitting it with the corner of her
ron some time since causing it to be-
me inflamed and resulting in severe
kness from which she aled Monday. Al.
was most singular case we Judge bv ~
reports we hear. K
Mrs. Lizzie Curtis arrived last week K
I'M California and was guest of a. ~
Lamson at Idleton. Mrs. Curtis is sc
daughter of the late Edward Hoba RI oil
has been twenty-five years in Calf
MIA ana hermdny old friends in West
haoiph give her warm greeting. We
The Parish Visitor of Shelby. Ala f
Is speaks of the late C. Reginald All :.
q; He had not been with us very sc
z, but he had endeared himself to =,
ie circle Of friends by his pleasant
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