Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-03-13
WEST RANDOLPH.
Winter began March 9th.

Chas. Mann was in town over sun
day.
Harry Denny and wife from North
field are in town.
Hon. Crosby Miller of Pomiret was
in town last week.
Coolest day March 7th-l4 to 20
degrees below zero.
Miss Gertie Lewis Of Waitsiield is
visiting friends in town.
Mrs. James Holman is in quite poor
health we regret to learn.
A. II. Beedle and wife will proba-
bly, arrive home next week.
Mrs. f. A. Kezer and two children
have been visiting at Birch Fish's.
A. A. Atwood has rented his farm
at Randolph Center TO parties in Pitts
field.
Mrs. Mitchell OF No. Clarendon has
been in town visiting her son, j. ID.
Mitchell.
w. S. Wood has purchased a fine
piano of Mr.. Waterman, for his son,
Charles.
State Treasurer Dubois and daugh-
ter Annie went to New York on Mon
day for a week.
w. +. Wright has purchased lot
on Maple Street of l.. G. Tilson and
will build this season.
Mrs. Carr and daughter, Miss Helen,
of Goffstown, N. H., are the guests Of
Mrs. ii. w. Tewksbury.
Mrs. S. II. Allen of Roxbury is in
town taking care of her son Frank who
is i'll with rheumatic fever.
The Graded School is not in session
now it being vacation week between
the winter and spring terms.
J. II. Lamson has put in a new
counter and show case, shelving, ETC.,
and creating improved the interior OF
his store.
There WIS an error in the account of
DR.. Kendriek last week. We should
have said that he was born in 1903 in
stead of 1919.
One of the Moulton teams enjoyed
runaway from Salisbury's mill Friday
being frightened by the blowing of the
steam whistle.
Albert \. Culver of Quechee has
rented the lower half of IL. II. How
ards new house on Highland Ave,
and will move here soon.
The Y. p. S. c. +. OF the Congl
church win give an entertainment con-
sisting of tableaux, charades, recitations,
etc, at the church vestry tonight.
Rev. S. A. Parker win preach in
the Mechanics Band hall next Sun
day afternoon at ? o'clock. Subject,
What kind ola God do we worship!
l.. 7. Sparhawk has moved into his
new photograph gallery on Pleasant
Street near his residence where he has
one Of the best appointed studios in the
state.
n. NJ. Draper has had his store fes-
coed by artist Snow in his best style
and has now as handsome a merchant
tailor establishment as there is in the
State.
Sons Of Veterans will hold basket
party and sociable in Mechanics Band
hall Friday eve March IA at o'clock,
G. A. r., w. r. c. and S. OF V. and
friends are cordially invited.
+. A. Shattuck has recently pur-
chased very handsome span Of chest
nut horses which he Is driving on the
streets. 1t is not often we see nicer
span and no wonder ed" is proud of
them.
We call the attention of any reliable
man desiring employment, to the adv.
of r. G.. Chase q Co., proprietors of
the famous Chase Nurseries. % Penn
berton So, Boston in another column.
We buy stock of the Messrs. Chase.
While in Chattanooga, Tenn, we
ran across p. ID. Pike, who at one
time was engaged in the hardware trade
here. lie is now the president of the
Pike Manufacturing Co, OF Boston.
capital 100000, which is doing
large business in plumbing, etc.
Among the very best garden and
flower seeds we used last year were these
from the firm w. II. Eastman, East
Sumner, Ne. They were reliable,
and as northern grown seeds much
earlier than those grown south. We
are glad to call attention to his adver-
tisement in another column and cor
daily recommend him to all our read
ers.
There was an error in the items in
a recent issue stating that Beedle's
Orchestra had disbanded. The orches-
ira is in first class shape. 1t remains