Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-05-23
WEST RANDOLPH.


ID. DenisOn.
The Shepard Family will show here
Saturday night.
D. C. Griswold and family were in
town over Sunday.
The C. V. r. r. is doing an immense
freight business now.
J. A. Fowler has gone to Boston on a
visit to his daughter.
Mr.. F. Lewis has purchased the Atwood
place on Forest st. for Sl7O0.
Mrs. George Eaton and son BERTHE
have returned to Wells River.
Mr.. Alfred Lane and wife of Barre Wis
tied at J. 9. Gladding's Sunday.
A full account of the cantata, Queen
Esther, will be found on 4th page.
Willis Barnes is getting out some fine
specimens of his Photographic skill.
H. w. Tewksbury testified in the great
railroad case at Burlington last week.
The heavy rains of Monday and Tues
day damaged the highways very badly.
c. c. Beedle is in Plattsburgh, n. Y.
this week to play for a musical conven-
ton.
Mr.. E. Nudge of Lynn, Mass. has
been visiting in town the guest of Mrs.
A. X. Mann.
The Rice Excursion party that left
Boston Saturday for the south number
ed over 100.
r. j. Kimball went to New York Sat
urday and will return with his family in
a short time.
" l. Spear was buying and shipping
wool here yesterday, paying Is to 20 cts.
for unwashed.
The program Of Decoration Day exer-
cises will be found on 9th page under its
appropriate head.
John Dubois looks happy riding and
driving his new and handsome chestnut
pony, kittie. She is PAGER and John
says she can just fly.
Memorial services are to be held at the
Christian church Sunday morning and
the G.. A. II. Post and Sons of Veterans
are TO attend in a body.
1t was exceedingly warm last week
Friday and Saturday, the thermometer
registering 80 to 95 in the shade, the
warmest We ever knew in May.
A. G. Wheeler and family. j. d.
Wheeler and wife, DR.. w. ). Curtis and
family. Claude Beedle and Albert Sails
bury are all camping out at Greensboro
Pond.
Mrs. /. ID. Williams and baby came
near being quite seriously injured by one
of the wheels of her carriage collapsing
as she was coming out of the yard at He
Der Holman's one day last week.
WIN. II. Dubois has sold to Moulton
Bros. one of his pair Of matched horses,
and has bought two very fine young
horses, rich bay color. They are close
and make good road team.
The special train bearing the judges
and jury in the great railroad case of
Stone VS.. G. V. X. II. now on trial at
Burlington, to see the scene of the ac-
cident at Hartford, passed through here
Friday.
Rev. w. II. Roberts of Bellows Falls,
one Of, the ablest clergymen in the Epis-
copal church in the state will hold ser
vices at st. Johns church next Sunday
at the usual hour. All are in
yited to go and hear him.
The ''Forum' for June numbers among
writer's ON live topics, Senator Edmunds,
DIR. Bacon, Carmen Sylvia" Queen of
Roumania, John Stuart Blackie aud 9TH
ars equally distinguished. Don't fail to
order a copy through Buck and read it.
kilograms from Judge Rowell, who is
holding court at st. Adams, Tuesday AN
lounces the death Of Guy G. Noble of
hat place. Mr.. Noble was a prominent
awyer and man well known and high |
y respected throughout the state.
The many friends here OF Mr.. Horace
J. Morse and family of Brooklyn. n. Y,
who some years ago spent their summers
N this place, will regret to learn of the
Heath Of their oldest daughter, Fannie,
who died Sunday morning of typhoid fe-
IeT.
Claude Beedle had his left hand very
severely injured Wednesday night while |
putting ice into the big refrigerator at |
Beedle Bros. The ice tongs slipped of |
he ice and the two points pierced thro' |
he hand and tore open great cash |
nearly two inches long.
Users Of water for lawns ard sprink-
ing streets should be more careful in its
Use, and not brighten horses. Parties |
LONG so are liable for any injury to per-
ION or property caused thereby. Some
ire so careless as to go away and leave |
hose running near the highway. This is
dangerous.
Henry S. Newton of West Randolph |
mas in his four year old Robert Wilkes |
me of the best bred Wilkes and Morgan |
stations in the Green Mountain State. |
Robert Wilkes was sired by Mambrino |
Wilkes, 2.2s "a, dam Lady Gilmore, by |
Honest Allen. Mr.. Newton has two |
other promising colts by the same sire,
)ne of which bears the name of Mirror.
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