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

WEct HHNUuLTHs
Justin MouIton is in the city on bust
ness.
lisa Dyer has closed her labors at L. A
Thomas.
Chas. Farr was in Middlebury ovel
Sunday.
Mrs. f. f. Dubois has new Ivers q
Pond piano.
j. Wesley Spencer is home from Bos-
ton University.
Almon Morse has moved into Marshall
Mann's house.
Miss Howell has returned to her home
in Riverhead, l.. |.
Spurs Drive Tobacco increased in
weight every dealer has it.
Union services were held at the Baptist
church last Sunday evening.
F.C. Ferry and brother Of Saratoga,
N. Y, were in town this week.
Read the program of the exhibition
Jan. 10th, evening, in another column.
Mrs. Julia Stevens has her new house
up and the work on it is progressing rap
idly.
Miss Jennie Allen from So. Weymouth
has been in town visiting friends and rel
atives.
Rev. S. A. Parker will preach here
next Sunday at Up. m. Subject, 1.-The
New Year"
j. Morse Holman and wife of Concord,
n. II. are visiting at his mothers, Mrs.
j. c. Holman.
Editor Graves of the Free Press was in
town this week and made THE HERALD
pleasant call.
Beautiful weather the last week of De-
cember. Did you ever see the like? 1t
speaks well for February.
l.. d. Wheeler's children, Lucille and
Alice, are both sick with the diphtheria
at White River Junction.
1t is hoped by the organizers to have
she Randolph Savings bank ready for de-
posts by the middle of this month.
Please bear in mind that all the stores
will be closed Wednesday evenings here
after and make your plans accordingly.
Fifth entertainment in the Citizens
Lecture Course Jan. 18th by the Boston
Ideal Banjo, Mandolin and Guitar Club.
j. Wesley Spencer of Boston UNIVERSE
ty, son of Rev. III. A. Spencer, will preach
at the Baptist church next Sunday morn-
ing.
The Smith & Anthony Stove Co. issue
the most beautiful calendar we have seen.
1t is sold at Poe. in stamps, and is real
art gem.
One of the Boynton furnaces has been
placed in the Christian church and the
people now feel sure that the church will
be comfortable even in the coolest wealth
er.
w. w. Rogers says he has shod horses
long enough for the fun Of it and among
his New Years resolutions is one that he
will give no more credit to any man or
beast.
The firm of Morse g. Lapoint at Wes-
sington, Da., came near being burned out
the 9TH ult but fortunately escaped with |
a loss of 5000. They are both Randolph |
boys.
Col Robert J. Kimball and Mrs. Kim
ball celebrated their silver Wedding on
the 18th ult. by giving an elegant party |
in their spacious and delightful winter
home.
Rev. j. o. Sherburne of Montpelier
will preach next Sunday in the Method
ist church, in exchange with the pastor.
The service will be at / 80 instead of at
j o'clock.
The Oxford, Mass, local paper SAYS of
a former townsman: From what we hear
the services of DIR. John X. Woodward,
our newly settled physician are very
much in demand, and he is meeting with
good success in his practice, and gives
excellent satisfaction.
George Princes men made him a fine
Christmas present in the shape of S65
parlor suit, all of which goes to show
that he is very popular with them. They
have no strikes in a shop where the help
like their employers well as George j
Princes like him. May he and they al
ways prosper.
Instead of going from church to church
as in former days the services of the
Week of PRAYER viii all be held this year
in the Methodist church commencing
next Sunday evening with sermon bv
Rev. Mr.. Peters. The programme ar
ranged by the Evangelical Alliance given
elsewhere will be carried out.
Regular meeting U. 5. Grant Post. G
A. R.. next Friday evening at Z: 80 o.
clock. at which time the officers elect of
the Post, the W. r. Corps and Sons of
Veterans will be installed for the ensuing
GEAR. The installation will be In Mechan-
les Band hall and will be open to the
lublic so far as room will admit. Ii