Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-11-28
WEST RANDOLPH CONTINUED.
Thanksgiving to-day.

ouuudy.
Frank Thomas spent Sunday at his
home In Georgia.
Mrs. Grout of Morrisville is visiting
relatives in town.
VIII Fairbanks turkey shoot was
well attended Tuesday.
Judge Nichols was in Williamstown
and Washington last week.
Chas. Beedle has gone to Florence
Alabama on a prospecting tour.
Chas. Blodgett had the job of NOV
ING the old Hannah Wood house.
1. ID. Wheeler and family of W. X.
Junction are in town for Thanksgiving.
We are glad to learn that Emmons
Briggs, who has been very i'll is better.
Apples and potatoes have dropped
in prices heavily at the Boston market
lately.
All who attended the corn ride at
j. l.. Mann's last week report the best
of times.
Orange Mcintosh has been making
improvements on his place on Prospect
street.
Sociable of the Christian church held
with Mrs. Willard Gay last Thursday
eve.
The ladies of St. Johns church will
hold a fair early in December. Par
t~iculars later.
Hon. S. b. Hebard, clerk Of the
| Orange county court was in town last
week on law business.
A. G. Bradish has finished off the
end of his block nearest the Christian
church into a tenement.
Pearl Bean has a very desirable sit
uation in the Thompson-Houston cleo
trio works Lynn, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Capen of Ran
dolph, Mass, are in town for Thanks
| giving at the old homestead.
Arthur Pratt recently graduated
from Buffalo Business College and is
now studying photography.
Miss Dora Allen, who has been
| clerking for f. ii. Joslyn returned to
her home in Hancock Monday.
Miss Eva Bagley, who has been Wis
iting friends in this vicinity returned
to her home at Yankton, S. ID. Friday.
George Wing, Esq, ''the last rose
Of a republican summer" the EXPOSE
master of Montpelier was in town last
week.
The Graded School begins its
winter term next Monday. The usu-
al vacation at Thanksgiving will be
taken at Christmas.
Comrades, the annual meeting of t..
S. Grant Post, No. SO, G. A. II. Fri
day evening, Dec. 9th at Z 30 for the
election of officers.
Mrs. j. b. Wells is at Cambridge
caring for her mother who is seriously
i'll and Mrs. G. w. Circuit is keeping
house for her father during her absence.
G. f. Abbott and wife were called
to Plainfield last Tuesday by the death
of Mrs. Horace NJ. Nichols, formerly
of this place, which occurred on Mon
day. She died just four weeks after
her husband. The funeral was yester-
day and she was buried at Roxbury.
Mrs. NJ. A. Smith, so long at the
head of the Primary school %retires this
week on account of i'll health and Miss
Lena Spaulding, who has been very
successful in several village schools
takes her place. We understand that
Miss Emma Cushman takes Miss
Hattie Smiths place. Mrs. Smith and
Hattie go to Boston to spend the win
ter.
Mrs. Susannah Leach widow of
Daniel Leach died Nov. 10th at her
old home where she had lived for many
years at the advanced age of Sc years.
Funeral attended by Rev. Mr.. Craw-
ford assisted by Rev. Mr.. Hardy. She
had been a member ofthe Congl church
at w. Randolph for many years taking
her relation from New Boston, n. H.,
TO that church.
What beautiful mud there was on
Main street.
Chas. Abbott is moving his wood
sheds nearer the side track.
Rev. j. A. Pierce conducted the
services at the union meeting Sunday
evening at the Christian church.
w. B. Hebard has a puIlet that
makes a specially of double yolked
eggs. One he left with us is over 8
inches long.
Rev. Mr.. Wilkins of SALISBURY
held services very ~acceptably at the
Episcopal church last Sunday. 1t is
hoped he will be here next Sunday
and through the winter.
Thara ,-oeor1~ IA A. ~