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

tenement TO rent on Church 81. jason
Nye.
The lecture at the Christian church OF
Sunday evening last was put over unit
next Sunday evening.
Mr.. r. G. Horr will open the Course
Oct. 81, with his new lecture, ''Is the
Baboon our cousin? No sir..r
Many locals are crowded out by the
long articles this week on the Chelsea
church centennial and Worlds Fair.
Mrs. Wall. Williams has moved her
dress-making shop to the tenement neal
Pleasant-Main st. just vacated by John
Lynch.
Edward and Charles Carr and Lucius
Fowler returned from their hunting trip
in the Adirondacks Monday, having had
a tip-top time and killed nine deer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Tracy went to
Barre on Friday, where they are TO spend
few days before starting for "A visit of
a few weeks in Iowa and Wisconsin.
viii F. Edison, the popular clerk in w.
w. Morton's old store, will open gro
Gerry store on Merchants Row, in the
store Just vacated by Bailey q Currier.
May he prosper.
George Hart, while on his way home
from school one day last week picked en-
ough raspberries 20 furnish a family
shortcake for supper. Pretty well for
October
Yes, Mr.. Editor, il is time that some
thing was being done about the lecture
course, and here it is: Sale of seats for
the Course at Dubois & Gays Hall, Sat.
eve, Oct. u, Z: 80 o'clock.
Everybody who did not go to Gettys-
burgh, went to Boston or-have colds.
10 tickets for the first place were sold.
Among those not mentioned last week
were Hon. James Hutchinson, win Ga
brielle, etc.
Mrs. John L. French of Randolph, Mass. !
sister of Daniel Eaton of this town. while |
visiting friends in Chelsea, Mass. made |
a mis-step and fell down backwards head |
foremost a long flight of stairs breaking |
the ligament of the foot. Her escape
with life was marvel. She was brought
10 her home the same day.
VIII Fairbanks has bought out Thurs
.on's meat business and for the present
: running it in the old market, but will
mango as soon as it is determined wneth-
T there will be one or four shops here.
lie is Il good fellow and thoroughly un-
ierstands his business AID we wish him
uceess.
'When they want good carriage they
lave to send to Vermont to get it," This
; true again as w. w. Bean has made
nd shipped to L. A. Kimball, Sidney. /
New South Wales, Australia, one of his !
est top buggles. They make good car I
iages in that far away land but Mr.. X. /
satisfied that Mr.. Beams make is worth I
hough more to pay higher price and
he great cost of shipment half around a
le gioDe' Score another for old YER y
lont. r
All here are glad that the case of II.
v 1ewksbury vs.. the G. V. II. II. Is like
10 be settled to the satisfaction of all
oneerned as the following from the Rut-
lnd Herald OF Oct. Sth would indicate II
me case OF Tewksbury VS.. The Central
ermoht Railroad Co. was taken from n
le jury and continued. This was a suit d
passenger Injured in the accident at c
art1ord, VI, in 1887, to recover $50. 900 |;
ersonal injuries. The jury had lust re- n
lrned from view Of the disaster, and n
Is understood that the continuance Is Il
ade with the understanding between {;
'unsel that compromise will be made. . e,
Great changes in business are taking q
ace here every week and the general y
mark Is ''have you sold out?" Beedle :,
'others have sold their grocery business
'od will and stock to G. c. Written a
}. who have taken possession. The ,
Jter VIII continue the same line. with
exception Of the meat business which
rs not sold, and in addition put in a full
le OF hardware. Mr.. Written has been i,
drummer for one of the largest hard '
IRE houses in Boston for several wears
d II Is reported is backed by these par
s. IL IS reported that Mr.. A. III. Bee
Is going South to spend the winter: 4
az Z. Z. Beedle is considering an offer
500 per week to play in city orches-
! that Fred Beedle is going to the Lew
pitol OF South Dakota, Pierre. where Y
mas interests, while Harry Beedle will
nam with the new firm as clerk. Few :
m have been longer in business here
an A. ii. Beedle and if he concludes 70
ate IN the South it will be a great loss A.
the town. u