Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-01-24
WEST RANDOLPH.
Prospect Of a good ice crop.

Prospect of a good ice crop.
Fourteen below zero Wednesday.
Eda Howe from Roxbury is visiting
friends in town.
Clara Dame has been quite i'll but i;
improving.
j. A. Fowler is confined TO his house
by sickness.
Z. v. Steele is doing quite a business
breaking colts.
Unpleasant rumors of matrimonial in.
felicity are rife on the street.
Henry Bagley had one hand badly hurt
at the Prince mill, on Monday.
Mr.. Winch was badly injured at the
Abbott mill Tuesday morning.
Mrs. A. b. Chandler of Hartford is Wis
iting in the family of IL. W. Tewksbury.
Several Of the r. A. NJ. will attend the
District Convocation at Montpelier Jan.
44th.
Bert Stevens was run over by team
Tuesday and one side of his face was bad
Iy injured.
Miss Nellie NJ. Blodgett from Lebanon,
n. H., has been visiting Mrs. Il. o.
Blanchard.
The many friends of Hattie Louise
Bass will be glad to know that she is
eonvalescent.
Misses Pratt and Bass dressmaking
rooms over Mitchell's will be opened a.
gain next week.
Horace Mann has given up going west
for the present, and will remain elerking
for K. A. Thomas.
About % young persons enjoyed the
FIRST sieigh-ride of the season Tuesday
eve, up TO Gladys Jones'.
The manufacture of butter has COM
menced at the creamery again, and the
article is now on sale.
Elsewhere in this paper will be found
an advertisement of a very desirable farm
for sale within two miles of this village.
Mr.. Leland I. Powers will appear in
the Citizens Lecture Course on Thursday
evening, Feb. eth. Particulars next week.
Charles White was struck in the stom-
ach by a board flying from a machine, on
Monday at Salisbury Bros mill and seri-
ously injured.
There was a pleasant gathering at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. ii. Good
rich Saturday evening. The company
represented four different churches.
Mrs. GAY and Mrs. Blanchard gave a
thimble party last Wednesday afternoon
which was a most successful affair, and
enjoyed by over twenty-five of our ladies.
The long expected snow came Sunday
night and Monday morning found the
ground covered to the depth of about a
foot with a bard compact mass of snow.
Mrs. W. +. Williams has returned from
Montpelier where she has been stopping
the past two weeks caring for her sister,
Mrs. G.. l.. Spear, who has been very i'll
with tonsilitis.
The accomplished compositor Of the
Herald force is now confined to her home
on Weston street, with that fearful dis
ease, the mumps. The price of pickles
is already shrinking in the market.
We are requested to say that b. T..
Lombard, treasurer of the Randolph
Savings Bank will receive deposits and
transact the business OF the bank at
Tewksbury & Sons store until other ar
engagements are made.
Mrs. Chas. Putnam has just received a
package of orange-blossoms from Mrs.
Wall and Mrs. Holman. Their mary
friends congratulate them on being able
{ o spend the winter in the midst Of such
beautiful surroundings.
Mrs. Maria Curtis Hood, the gentle and
afflicted lady, who for the past two years
lived among as, died at Hadley. Mass.
January 18th in her -sevenfy-second year.
The remains were taken to Greenwood
cemetery, Brooklyn. for burial.
The Boston Ideal Club gave 4 few rem
behring's in the parlor of the Red Lion Inn
last Saturday morningto the few persons
who gathered on a brief notice. Their
playing was considered even superior to
that given the evening before in the hall.