Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-10-24
WEST RANDOLPH.

Geo. Sparhawk was in town for few
days the first of the week.
GRAND EXCURSION to Boston and re-
turn next Monday and Tuesday.
Miss Connie Gerry of the Mortified
News was in town over Sunday.
DC. Woodward is doing the plumb
ing in the new school house.
H. II. Bailey is building barn adj
joining his place on Prospect Ave.
o. B. Child and family will sail for
their Florida home Nov. LIST from Boston.
The Gettysburg party returned Friday
and Saturday and all report most de-
lightful time.
l.. III. French, station agentof the B. G.
& NJ. p. r. r. at Twin Mountains, N. IL.
was in town on visit to his many friends
this week.
Luke Parish left sprig of apple bios
SONS ON our desk as a reminder OF the
beautiful Indian summer we have been
enjoying.
Fred Prince, one of the leading bust
ness men of Mt. Pleasant, Mich. has
been in town for short visit to relatives
and friends.
Dubois & Gay have improved their
tenement house south of the railroad by
a coat of paint and j. G. Dyer has done
the same by his residence on Pleasant st.
Auctions are quite numerous. Wednes-
day, Oct. 3Oth, the Rufus Angel farm
and stock will be sold and Thursday,
Nov. 9TH, the Peter Tredo, Jr., farm and
stock.
r. j. Kimball has had his pleasant
home on Montague Hill painted. The
repairs and additions to his cottage are
completed and his sister, Mrs. j. b. Mead,
has taken ii for the winter
Rev. w. f. Peters had slight hemor-
rhage of the throat last Saturday even
ing and the services at the Christ!el
church Sunday morning were conducted
by his wife. He was improving rapidly
ut last accounts.
c. c. Written opened his new hard
ware and grocery store that he recently !
purchased of Beedle Bros, Monday. lie
has the store fitted up in fine shape for
Ills DuSiut-~ anu Has bIt VI tlt HlSdsdhb-
est places in town. See his adv.
L. S. Grant Post G. A. r.. will have q
bean bake and sociable on Friday even
ing Nov. LIST, at o'clock in Mechanics
Band hall. Baked beans, brown bread
and coffee will be served at Zoe. each per-
son there will be music and other eXer-
eises during the evening. A cordial in
Vitation is extended to all citizens to be ,
present and have good time.
Now is the time to rake up the fallen
caves around our houses and in the gut
iers along the streets. If each house
owner in the village will do it at once, il
will add much to healthfulness and tidy
appearance of our village. Let us hold
On TO our reputation of being the clean
EST village in Vermont. TO do so each
,itizen must do his part.
The Citizens Lecture Course for 1889
10 was opened by Hon. II. G.. Horr Mon
lay night with his new lecture SIS the
Balloon our cousing No sir There
vas fine audience present as Mr.. Horr
pleased all last winter while here but
his lecture is not as good as his great
me on "Ihe Labor Problem" and the
people were little disappointed in it,
ii contained many fine things
md was really good.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Beedle entertained
bout sixty of their friends with a most
enjoyable musical recital at their home
IN Tuesday evening of this week, Miss
) uptil and the Beedle Orchestra furnish
ny the music. They have the same treat
u store for another party of their friends
or this evening, and we are sure that
hose who have the pleasure in store for
his evening will but echo the feelings
# the first in pronouncing it a most en-
oyable time both unsteady and socially.