Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-09-05
WEST RANDOLPH.

Tenements were never so scarce here
as this fall.
A large number went to the State Fair
from this place.
Edmund Tilson has our thanks for a
very large and fine cabbage.
Therewas pleasant party at win
Hebard's one night last week.
A. NJ. French, on Fish hill, picked 1850
kernels of India wheat from one stalk.
The graded school will commence on
Monday next, Sept. 9th, in all grades.
Nm. Draper and Fred Joslyn attend
ed the great races at Hartford, ct. last
week.
Miss Lena Spaulding goes TO Bridge
water this week TO teach in the village
school.
We are glad to learn that DR.. Z. F.
Upham is improving in health at shell
by. Ala.
The Christian Sunday School had
pleasant picnic at the Rufus Angel
grove last week.
DIR. A. II. Mcintyre and family are
talking of taking a trip TO Russia be-
fore very long.
Miss NJ. A. Chamberlin of Boston. has
been visiting friends in town the guest of
l.. Z. 1hayer.
Mrs. Joe Butterield has taken rooms
over Dir. Scott's office and opened dress
makers shop.
Mrs. Harvey Spaulding and daughter
II & ~. - F4Ntf
her brother in town.
Bishop Bissell made his annual vista
ton TO st. Johns church last Sunday
and confirmed three persons.
ssThe constraining love of Christ our
motive TO Christian duty" Will be the
subject Of Mr.. Loves discourse next sun
day az the Episcopal church.
Iemuel Richmond has sold his house /
on Highland Ave. to Fred Church for
$500 and the latter has sold his house on
Pleasant street to John Lynch.
Corn Is ripening fast and many Of the
farmers have commenced cutting II up. |
Apples promise a light crop as do pota- |
toes which latter have r0tted badly.
Mrs. Brewster has rented the tenement
in Rogers block vacated by VIII Cush- |
man and her son-in-law Mr.. Spaulding |
Of Royalton Is 20 come here and live
with her.
Mail received at Post office Sunday the |
same as any week day and forwarded on
the Sunday night mail trains, as these
trains will hereafter have postal car at
tached.
There will be a regular communication |
of Phoenix Lodge, No. 2S, +. 4 A. H., |
Tuesday evening Sept. 10th at s O'Clock. |
there viii be work and a goodattendance |
is desired.
There IL every indication that there
will be an unusually large attendance of |
nonresident scholars Ia the high school
this term. They are coming from all d. |
recti0ns.
The marriage of Mr.. c. r. Hutchinson
and Mrs. Helen L. MesicS at Freeport, |
ILL.,, on the 2Sth OF Aug. is noticed In the |
papers Of that place. II Is spoken Of rs
a pleasant affair.
Some who took the teachers examine I
ton at w. X. Junction failed to receive I
certificates but rs a good recommend for /
the work Of this school il Is well TO state
that all who went from this town did.
Conductor Blodgett, who was killed
in the railroad accident at Middlebury
Friday night was brother of Charles
and VIII Blodgett OF this town and had
many warm friends here.
The school year begins with the fall
term and those having childing to begin
school this year should have them start
with the class at the commencement of
tl,a Form, rox~t MnpHap
Mrs. smith will remain as teacher in
the upper primary during the fall term.
Miss Hattie Smith will teach the lower
primary, Miss Howard the first interme-
dlate, Miss May Bradish the second in
Miss Stewart in the grammar
school.
Mayor Godfrey and 4. w. Train of
TT. Payne. Alabama Wee in town one
day last week raising money to start an
iron rolling mill there. They sold lot
of stock. Why not form company
here to work granites There is far more
profit in the latter now than in iron and
besides it would give employment here
to a large plumber of skilled laborers and
increase the value of every dollars
worth of property.
we. the Undersigned, 10 dgItc 10 ciost
our respective places of business Wednes-
day of each week at 6 o'clock, p. m. UNI
til May LIST, 1890.
I.amson Il Tilson. Beedle Bros, +. A.
n. NJ. Draper, w. +. Lamson,
A. w. Tewksbury Il Sons. Samuel Bass,
]. ii. Lamson, F. ii. Joslyn, j. ID. Mitch
ell, Mrs. f. NJ. Bickford, j. @. Mann, G.
Thurston, Bailey & Currier, |. ID. Itch
field, Mrs. Sullem, j. Gladding.
w. Randolph, Sept. 2nd. 1889.
Ii is with, sorrow that we announce the
death of Chas. Reginald Abbott, son of
Mr.. c. f. Abbott of this place. A tele-
gram was received from Shelby, Ala.
last Thursday night announcing his ILL
ness and his death occurred Saturday
Mr.. G. f. Abbott left for Shell
by Friday night and unfortunately pass
ed E. d. Upham and Miss Carrie Abbott,
who came ON with the remains, arriving
here Tuesday night. The funeral ser
vices viii be deferred until the arrival
Sf,Mr. Abbott. Much sympathy is ex-