Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-11-14
WEST RANDOLPH.

u IL DNllAcOh was III A(AA 80
, Friday.
Roll Flint of Granville was in town
last week.
Very mild weather for this season Of
the year.
George Reed of Boston was in town
over Sunday.
Mrs. r. T. Dubois was on the sick
list last week.
Mrs. Tia Marsh johnson visited in
town last week.
Ed Shattuck spent Sunday with
friends in Richford.
Mrs. NJ. I. Rix of Windsor made a
short visit in town last week.
Daniel Parkhurst of Sharon was in
town on business last Saturday.
The selectmen have repaired the
bridge near j. G. Mann's farm.
Miss Mary Hutchinson has returned
from her visit in Wisconsin.
f. P. and Seth Flint shipped lot
more sheep and lambs Monday.
/ Mrs. Matt Bryant of Tilton, N. II.
has been visiting friends in town.
r. G. Morton has built a wire fence
around his Main street house.
Mamie Steele has returned from f.
Brookfeld where she has been teach
ing.
There was a pleasant cotillon party
at the hose hall last week Wednesday
evening.
DIR. II. II. Mcintyre went to Wash
ington, ID. G. on business the first of
the week.
Charlie Dubois and Ned Tewksbury
were home from Dartmouth College
over Sunday.
Miss Emma Moses is still confined
to her bed with infammatory rheuma-
tism but is better.
Mr.. Hough ofLebanon visited c. c.
Beedle last week and while here put
several pianos in better tune.
+. A. Shattuck has purchased fine
three year old gray Hambletonian horse
from which he expects good things.
Mr.. O. Cree of Plainfeld was in
town last week on visit to his daugh-
ter who is at work for Mrs. Gladding.
Frank w. Wadleigh, one of our
boys has secured a posi-
ton as clerk for Smith & Farnsworth,
one of the largest provision stores in
Boston.
The Ideal Banjo, Mandolin and
Guitar Club are at St. Johnsbury Fri
lay night and Rev. Sam Small speaks
It White River Junction this Thurs
lay evening.
f. +. Dubois went to Boston Fri
lay for short visit. His wife, who
las been visiting friends and relatives
n the vicinity Of Boston returns with
i'm this week.
The morning train now starts from
Windsor and the evening train runs
through to that point instead of stop
ing at White River Junction. This
a great convenience to many people.
We noticed a lot of as nice looking
lree and four year old steers driven
asst our office last week as one often
'oks upon. They were purchased by
'. b. Wall for the new meat market :,
ld were twenty in number. d.
Il. +. Evans and Ed Shattuck shin u
ID their fine black pacing mare last wa wa
eek to parties in New York who - -
'ught her at fancy price. She was dol
'ry fast and we expect to hear from Is :
+ IN the near future. i ID
Tell all your neighbors of our great sea- =
lbbng offers and ask them to sub Of Of
rlbe. Get us one new subscriber ere
d you can have a copy of that ia sea
ous book "The Green Mountain and and
'ys free except when it is sent by ANA ,ha
nj when the postage etc. is 12cts. his his
There was large attendance at the day
neflt concert by the Beedle Orchestra -
d School choir at the Graded
hooi house Friday evening and some s s,
er SO was realized for the school L. iith
Try. The concert was pronounced IN $ $
all who heard it one of the best ey- s G1a
heard IN town and fully equal to s 5apt
thing in the Lecture Course. 4 l Z
In answer to many inquiries we oad ?
uld say that the doctors do not con- 6e n
er Rev. W. f. Peters case at all n d
rming. He has a raw, granular dS5p
oat and dyspepsia both of which s.e 7
| yield readily to treatment and BY BY
hope he will be able to preach IN =
weeks. He is out on the street :,
ry day. A young man from the my
illogical Seminary is supplying his si
Yrs. Wells has returned to her home
Boston.
10 an inquiry from resident of q
Xlco who contemplates res;d;no -