Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-03-28
WEST RANDOLPH.

Mrs. M. j. LamsOn Is quite sick.
Mrs. Sylvester Little is very sick.
The mud is drying up rapidly in the
streets.
Alice Woodland has been suffering with
humps.
| II. Porter Smith of Boston was in town
last week.
Mrs. iona Tilson has been visiting
/ in Northfield
Miss Emma Moses is to teach in Gays
vile this summer.
Mrs. VIM. Andrews and son Harold Of
Boston are in town.
Harry Wilson repaired "a sewing ma
chimes while in town.
Frank Saut of the Mortified News
was in town over Sunday.
Miss Mary O'Connell of Bethel visited
friends in town Saturday.
Bert Gay and wife Of Gaysville visited
at j. l.. Moses last week.
Miss Lizzie Hurson of Essex is visiting
her brother, Miles Hurson.
We regret to hear that Mrs. Abbie
Bingham is in very poor health.
Mark Chadwick has finished work for
Arden Flint in his billiard rooms.
Veal calves are low this spring, cents
pound being the ruling price.
iona Tllson is to move into the tene-
ment in Z. M. Towards house.
Mrs. o. A. Burbank of South Royalton
visited friends in town last week.
Mrs. +. Chandler and daughter Emma
of Burlington visited in town last week.
Frank Edison of waltham Mass. was in
town over Sunday and returned Monday.
Hes. Smith is on the sick list and there
is considerable sickness reported in Gil
cad 40 M--A sa.s,~sa
Miss Hattie Smith returned to her
home last week after 4 delightful visit
In Boston.
Rev. V. NJ. Hardy and wife, and Mrs.
A. b. Tewksbury have been IN Boston
the past week.
Chas. Nimms was in town last week
and spoke Wednesday evening at the
Christian church.
When one Of our popular clerks calls
at the HERALD Office and enquiries If that
is the Chinese laundry what's the matter?
L. o. Hubbard was suddenly called to
Connecticut last week Tuesday by tel
egram announcing the death of near
relative.
5. NJ. Dumas lost a valuable COW last
week. A subscription paper was cireu-
lated and sufficient money raised to make
good his loss.
At the annual meeting of the Vermont
Dental Association at Montpelier last
week DIR. W. 5. Curtis was elected second
vice president.
All persons owing this office for adver-
Using, local or otherwise, are requested
to settle soon as we need all the money
due US to pay some heavy bills.
Gil. Ford, once foreman for Simeon
I. Coy at Bethel, is now owner and pro-
prietor Of the Dewitt House, Haverhill,
Mass. J. NJ. Cushman of Iunbridge is
night clerk.
Miss Lucia Mead Priest, reader who
comes well recommended, will give an
entertainment at Dubois & Gays hall
Friday evening under the auspices Of the
Woman's Relief Corps.
Among the graduates of tie New York
College of Dentistry in the class of 80
was Norman 5. Morgan, son Of DIR. Nor /
gan, late of this town. He stood eighth !
in his class of nearly one hundred.
Mrs. Bickford. finding her business
was outgrowing its present quarters, has
had the partitions removed and two more
rooms let into the front one, in the Clev-
erly building, making a fine millinery
store.
New syrup is coming in fast and is
now of most excellent quality. The first /
made was generally dark and unsatis-
factory but very choice can now be had |
at 70 cents per gallon. The latter part |
Of last week was excellent sugar weather. |
Do you keep dog? You can keep
the breath of Life in him another year 1
for Sl.00 if you call on the town clerk ut /
the Center or J. p. Cleveland, Jr.. assist /
ant, here, before April LIST. After that I
date it will cost $500, and every dog not I
registered will be killed as soon as the |
time is up.
Alpheus George of this place died last |
Friday morning of pneumonia. The fu-
neral was attended from his home and
from the NJ. J.. church Sunday afternoon
under the direction of the Grand Army /
Post. Rev. Mr.. Spencer. assisted by Rev.
w. +. Peters. officiating. He leaves a
wife and one son who have the sympa-
ny of many friends.
The Boston Almanac aud Business Di-
rectorv IS a book every business man in
he state should own. 1t contains GAG i
pages with first class map OF Boston
ind the name of every business firm in
hat city. 1t only costs Sl.00 and can be
had of the publishers, Samson. Murdoch
L Co., Boston, or D. L. GOdding, North
Pcmfret, Vt.