Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-10-31
WEST RANDOLPH.


Brooklyn"
Mrs. A. /. Stearns of Bethel visited in
town last week.
Mrs. w. Z. Lamson and son Guy are
visiting friends in Boston.
E.w. Carlisle has moved into the house
near Pleasant Street crossing.
The u. s. Screen Co. have had their
building covered with tasty signs.
Prof. Ober is about TO commence his
musical instruction among us again.
DC Woodward has openeda plumbers
shop under the Corner Clothing Store.
Charles Morse has put up street
lamp at the corner of Cleveland Street
and Highland Avenue.
Charles Peavey has moved into the
new house that Aaron Fales built this
year on School Street.
Isaac Houstan of &. II. and C. f. IIud-
sons Burlington music store was in town
last week on business for the firm.
Never since he has been in business
has w. S. S Buck been so driven with
job printing as during the past week.
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Quite number of people are liable to
be consolidated between this ard the first
of January if rumor is to be at all trust
ed.
Silas Chadwick has purchased all of
the ''Iemuel Richmond farm on the
east side of the road Ono buildings) for
$40 per acre.
There was another very pleasant and
| largely attended musical reception at
the residence of A. IL. Beede Thursday
evening.
Mrs. J. ID. Wheeler and daughters Luz
ellie and Margie were in town last week
visiting friends. Mr.. Wheeler spent
Sunday with them.
A great MANY pack peddlers are prowl-
ing around. The way to get rid of these
nuisances is toIefuse point blank to trade
with any of them.
! We were glad to see J. w. Gray of Chi
cago formerly of the "Wayside Farm,
who was in town last week ona short
visit to his many friends.
A. w. Tewksbury and Sons bad ear
load of potatoes shipped here last week
which were quickly sold at Coo bushel.
They were extra choice ones.
f. A. Rowe the brakeman who was so
badly injured had his right arm ampu-
tated, the operation being performed by
DR.. Stewart assisted by Drs. Stimson and
Mayo.
! Horace Spear has sent us two apples,
one picked this fall and one over year
ago, both of the Ben Davis variety, and
it is hard to distinguish between the two,
so well has the latter been preserved.
Be sure and read the great serial story
'Dunraven Ranch" begun in supplement
accompanying this paper. Only % cts.
for the page HERALD till the story is
finished and the Mirror and Farmer till
Jan. l, 1890.
Willis Morton and VIII Fairbanks bot
out ]. d. Litchfield last week and took
possession of his market. They are both
well known here as reliable businessmen
and the latter thoroughly understands
the meat business.
All who enjoy good story will like
"Dunraven Ranch begun in the Supple
ment accompanying this paper. Tell
your neighbors that the HERALD, s page.
will cost only 25c till the story is finished
and the Mirror ana Farmer TO Jan. /, 80.
The reading room of the Hose Compa-
MES has been painted up in nice shape,
new curtains hung, a big mogul lamp
put in and the boys have nice place to
spend their evenings. They have a large
number of the leading papers on their
tables.
NJ. S. Davis, formerly of this town and |
manager of the Chiron Spring House at
Lebanon, N. II. for the past season, has |
leased Hotel Roseland in the Fairfield |
suburbs of Jacksonville, Fla, and will |
20 South in season to open the house |
Dec. lst Among others who will winter |
with him is Editor Cheney of the Free
Press.
We learn that at recent meeting of |
the Board of Governors of the n. Y. |
State Woman's Hospital Dr. II. Il. !
Hanks formerly of this town was unani- |
mously elected Surgeon. This hospital, /
the first one in the world for the exclus-
i've treatment of women, was first made |
famous by its founder, DR.. Marion Sims
and the worldwide reputation has been
more than maintained by its present
Senior Surgeon, DIR. I. Adds Emmett.
Our towns-people will be glad to know
of DR.. Hanks success and honors.
"What fools we mortals be!'' Think
of seeing the Wild West for 25cts -S25.
round trip is nearer the cost. Oct. l6
was an exception to the rule. Some peo-
pie say they never saw anything like it
and others-hope they won't again. It
was "howlingn success. BY the local
comments heard we should Judge it was
well enough advertised to be repeated.
There is not "too much' to it but that
it could be crowded on our stage-so
wake up Lecture Course Committee and
put it on as the Sth entertainment and
Bethel and West Randolph will ''turn
OUT to leave town.