Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-11-07
WEST RANDOLPH.
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Fred Wedgewood was in town TIN
week.
Frank Ellis of Rochester was in tow
yesterday.
X. w. Morse was in Barre yester
day on business.
f. A. Thomas and wife spent las
week in Boston.
Miss Lucy Wall has been on thu
sick list but is better.
Mrs. Levi Smith was in town las
week on business.
f. P. and Seth Flint shipped a lol
of nice lambs Monday.
BERTHE, son of Fred Church, is quite
sick from paint poisoning.
Secretary of State Porter of Montpe-
lier was in town yesterday.
The best cigars in town are at +. +.
Evans & Co.'S drug store.
For the choicest confectionery call at
Z. f. Evans drug store.
DR.. Kendrick has greatly improved
his residence by repainting 1t.
Fred Huntington of Shelby, Ala.
is in town on a visit to his father.
Two car loads of New Hampshire
apples were sold here the past week.
Mr.. T. w. Allen of New York has
returned home owing to poor health.
Sunday was a rainy day and the at
tendance was small at all the churches.
Genie Buck and Maurine Thayer
were on the sick list the first of the
week.
Rev. Mr.. Boutwell, supplied the pull
pit at the Christian church last Sunday
morning.
Gilman b. Dubois of Boston spent
Sunday in town, visiting relatives and
friends.
L. j. Paige of Burlington was in
town last week and made us a pleasant
call.
Quite large number took in the
Montreal excursion Monday and Tues
day.
w. F. Scott of the Barre Enterprise
was in town last week on a visit to
his friends here.
Emmons Briggs is sick with fever
and L. 4. Brooks takes his place as
night operator at the depot.
The CORTLAND Comedy company
had quite good houses here last week
and the entertainments were well spok-
EN- of.
Miss Ella Skinner was so unfortu-
nate as to seriously injure one of her
knees last week and is confined to the
house.
The carpenters are making good
on Z. +. Evans new house.
The roof, which is covered with tin, is
IN and painted.
Rev. O. d. Clapp of Marshfeld viii
1--WE a talk on Temperance at the
Methodist church Thursday eve Nov.
at $50 o'clock.
Prof. +. II. ODER has taken rooms
It the Red Lion Inn No. - where he
will meet pupils in vocal or instrument
al music every Tuesday.
There was a very pleasant whist
arty at Mechanics Band hall Thurs
lay evening, Win Curtis and Mrs.
Nelson Olmstead coming out ahead.
Selden Holman and wife of Boston
re in town for a short vacation and
e is experimenting the stating of the
andsome residence he is building on
,outh Main street.
How do you like the new HERALD? i
ust glance at the label on your paper
nd if the time is up please renew at
nee. We shall cut off all papers not
snewed, next week.
Chas. w. Baldwin of Boston, the
&c. and Treas. of the Sioux CITY
and Co. and an old friend of the
ewksbury family was in town Tues
ay. He has an ad in another column.
AT the Rufus Angel auction cows
Nd high, the average, including one
Nv l6 years old and several young {
sifers, bringing nearly s22. The
irm was not sold.
The annual bean-bake of the U. S. |,
rant Post is always looked forward
with pleasure by many. This year
was held Friday evening and all
ose present enjoyed very delightful
ening.
S. II. Brooks has the foundation in
r his new house at the corner of Ma ?
e and South Main streets and is !,
adins up the grounds preparatory to '
Getting fine house early in the +