Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-01-02
EAST RANDOLPH.

Almon Banister was quite i'll last
week.
Frank 4. Parker returned to Water
bury Center Monday.
Walter Hamblin is very sick.
George f. Davenport returns to Bur
lingtoIi this week.
Mrs. Tyler is visiting at West Ram
dolph.
Read the program of the b exhibition
Jan. 10th, evening, in another column.
w. II. Messer of West Randolph was
here last Tuesday to assist in the sing
ing at the Christmas exercises at tine
Baptist church.
Mrs. n. Coombs is sick.
John Buzzell, who has driven the
mail stage for several months past, has
moved 10 East Bethel and commenced
work for Mr.. Booth Tuesday of this
week.
AFRO Reed of East Brooktield is to
drive the mail stage.
Ransom Goss is not as well as last
week. His daughter living in n. IL. has
been sent for.
Laura Morrill, and Mary B. Grow are
doing finely in their lessons in music un-
der the instruction of Miss Hattie l..
Parker
Walter Sprague has traded over twen-
ty cows the past fall aud winter.
Blanche, Cora and Gertie Han have
been quite sick.
Arson Wills is IS years OF age and
does considerable work.
John Boswell, the sheriff, has been in
Chelsea attending Orange county court
for the past ten days.
Dix J. Camp has sent nearly five hun
dred bushels of appleseeds to Chicago
this winter. twenty-five cider mills
save appleseeds for him.
Eli Camp has made six hundred and
twenty-fonr barrels of cider the past
fall.
Mrs. Manchester is visiting her par
ents here.
Chester Kent is visiting his parents
here this week.
VIVA iuNtns VI
Seminary has had severe time with
sore eyes but is better now.
East Randolph can boast Of one of
the best country stores and that is I,ir-
ter and Osgood's. They have large
trade and take everything farmer has
to sell which makes it very convenient
for the people.
Spiller and Taylor, the spectacle ped
lers spent Christmas with Marshall Ban
lister.
Clarence Sargent has large class in
instrumental music in the east valley.
Dix j. Camp is putting in the Cooley
system OF milk setting.
Frank Lamphere has just returned
from Barre where he has been at work.
Martha Robinson is in poor health
this winter.
The republicans here are all blowing
the legislature for making such large
state tax but the democrats laugh and
say guess they can stand it If the repub
licans can.
Carrie and May Blodgett, Willie |
Smith and Martin Gerry are taking mu-
sic lessons and dong finely
Edith Morrill,, Stella Vinson and Lou
lisa Taft are taking music lessons.
Henry Johnson had large package /
sent him from his sister in Chicago as
a Christmas present.
John Huntington has contracted his /
butter for forty cents er pound. He /
has fine herd of Jersey cows.
Charles Robinson is getting out a
large quantity of wood this winter.
Mrs. Elias Hall and Mrs. Jennie Ban
lister visited in ". Randolph last week.
Mrs. Edwards from Chelsea is taking
care of Mrs. Rand during her sickness.
George Webster and his two sons
while riding on the road that leads from
Tunbridge 10 this village when a
bout half a mile from the village on a
sharp curve in the road they drove on
the ice and the horse being smooth shod
the horse, wagon and occupants went
over the bank striking in the brook ten
feet below but no serious damage re-
suited from it.
Chas. Osgood, Jr.. went to Greenfield, +
Mass. six years ago from this place. (
His house was burned a week ago last 1
sunday the family were all at church /
and nothing was saved. Clyde Moult"n
from North Randolph WAS boarding I
there. his clothes were all burned also a
nice flute and banjo. Partial insurance.
The people raised purse Of Sl5O FOR
him nj Christmas.
Rev. :. A. Parker will preach here
next sunday forenoon. Subject, "lhe
beginning and erd Of year