Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-05-30

Mrs. Elroy Spaulding of st. Albani
visited in town last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Danforth of Concord. n
III. are visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs
Burnham.
Chas. White has moved into Lewis.
house on Forest street; John Gorham in
to the Ernest Fish house ON Prospect Av
VIM. Wood has bought the farm of the
late A. X. Mann. This does not include
the residence which belonged to Mrs. NJ
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Briggs, Emmons
Briggs and Miss Alice Edison spent Sun.
day with Ben. Briggs and wife at Hart
ford.
Rich. Wires has returned from Shelby,
Ala. His cousin, Mrs. Fredd Thompson
of Lynn, Mass, came with him from
Boston.
Mrs. Herbert Salisbury and son Frank
| lin are visiting in Boston and vicinity.
Mr. Salisbury accompanied them and re-
manned for few days, but has now re-
turned.
Elihu Leavitt caught on Diamond
Stream. n. H., where j. w. Gabrielle
goes fishing, May 10th, 100 pounds of
fine trout, ten of which weighed thirty
pounds and one of the ten weighed four
pounds.
We call attention to the advertisement
of 5. NJ. Flint in another column, of coal.
1t is little early but the big companies
have already put the price up 10 cents a
ton and ordered an advance of 10 cents
more the LIST of June. Now is the time
10 buy.
VIII. Bean is visiting at home.
Leighton Abbott is on the sick list.
VIM. Mann is at home for short time.
Ned. Allen of Canaan has been visiting
his parents.
Elmer Bean and W. W. Rogers are on
the sick list.
Harvey Kent of Bellows Falls was in
town last saturday.
The Shepard family gave their usual
good entertainment on Saturday evening.
j. b. Wells sent handsome black mare
to gentleman in Providence this week.
Tullius Adams is clerking for Tewks-
bury q Sons, taking the place of Birch
Fish.
The fence has been removed from
around the place of the late Loren Girls
void, which gives itan improved appear
ance.
Any one having coal ashes that they
wish disposed of can get them earted of
- ..l,a
uel Richmond, highway surveyor, as the
village wishes them to put on Prospect
street.
Memorial services were held at the
Christian church on Sunday. A very
large audience was in attendance. The
veterans were out in full force. also the
sons of Veterans and the Woman's Relief |
Corps were quite fully represented. Rev.
Mr.. Peters preached an excellent sermon
from Rom. IL: 4.
We hope all our people will turn out |
and assist in the services to-day by the |
Post and Womans Relief Corps. The |
address by Col. Fuller of Brattleboro in |
Dubois & Gays hall will be one of the
best ever delivered and well worth hear
ing. He is an able and eloquent speaker
and always has something good to say.
The case of II. ii. Harwood vs.. Village |
Of West Randolph, came on for hearing |
before commissioners on Tuesday. The |
plaintiff is seeking 70 secure more dam
age than was allowed him by the water
The plaintiffs case was
put in and Wednesday morning the case
was continued to June goth, because com
missioner Shurtlef had to go away.
w. Bates Nichols, who has been en-
Dloyed as metallurgist for gold mining
company at South Brookfield, Nova SEQ
ia, and son of Judge Nichols. has been
sent to Parimaribo, Dutch Guiana, South
America, by a new company formed to
open valuable gold mines just found at
hat place. He was in town for a short
line Monday, and sails Thursday for n.
ork.