Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-01-09
wEsI RANDOLPH.

Mr.. Hale Flint of Chicago is visiting
in town.
Alvin Holman is visiting in Sarato-
go, n. Y.
Miss Lulu Jones is at home from the
w est.
Fred Lamson of Boston was in town
last week.
Horace Mann is visiting friends in
Wisconsin.
Chas. Granger was in Barre on bust
ness Tuesday.
Geo. Spear has been at home for
the past week.
Miss Myrtle WaIbridge is quite sick
with La Grippe.
Chas. Dole of Mortified was in
town last week.
Cortez Nutting and wife of Brandon
are visiting in town.
Miss Alice Edison spent Sunday with
sick friends in Woodstock.
Mrs. r. b. Flint is spending the
winter with Mrs. A. X. Mann.
]. w. Atwood has been wrestling
with La Grippe and don't like it.
Frank Bacon is slowly recovering
from his late serious fall on the ice.
w. E. Lamson shipped lot of fur
niture 10 parties in Woodstock Tuesday.
Until further notice the stores will
be closed Wednesday and Friday even
ings.
Mrs. Harlan Munson of Morrisville
has been visiting her brother, Rev. V.
M. Hardy.
w. B. Wall, wife and daughter, and
Miss Sadie Lamb visited in Montpelier
Tuesday.
We are glad to be able to state that
Rev. w. f. Peters is much improved
in health.
C. Flint has moved into the
chambers of w. G. Holman's house on
Braintree Ave.
Dir. Stewart was called to West
Braintree Tuesday to see Carroll Flint
who is quite sick.
N. Osgood Snow is at work on DR..
Worthen's S25, 900 house at Barre, do.
ing the fancy painting.
The Randolph National Bank de-
clared the usual semi-annual dividend
of three and one-half per cent Jan. lst'
Miss l.. H. Hinckley of the Phillips
School, Boston, spent part of hel
holiday vacation with friends in town
Rev. Mr.. Wilkins has returned
| from his vacation and services are held
every Sunday morning at St. Johns
church.
Fred Wedgwood was in town last
week. His brother Walter has recov-
cred from the La Grippe and is on thu
road again.
Norman Nichols, G. F. Flint ant
others from here are at work on tn
new draw-bridge at Rouses Point, n
y. for the Z. V. X. X.
Martin Washburn and wife hav
been visiting friends in this vicinity
This is Mrs. Washburn's first visi
here for nearly two years.
/ The far famed Schubert Quartette q
Chicago, one of the very finest concer
! companies in the country, win appea
in the lecture course Jan. 18th.
will be the entertainment of the cours
and if you are not a season ticket hold
er you should procure your ticket
n early at Bass.
The fire wardens should visit eac
n place where fires are kept in the bus
ness part of the village and see that a
9 matters connected with heating al
!, safe. There are places that endangt
the whole business part Of the yillas
o and it will be a wonder if fire does nj
It occur some of these wi"dv days an
nights that cannot be htrolled
=, = plenty of water even.
The following officers were install'
as for u. S. Grant Post at the last reg
is lar meeting by Department lnspecto
E. O. Hibbard Com, G.. 81. Hoy
= S. V. c., John Finn; J. V. G., }. |
: Hebard Adjt., A. A. Smith Q. N
Mt Z. I. Sault; Surgeon, Q. Woodcocl
i'd Cd, j. p. Cleveland; o. g., I
Clark S. NJ, c. d. Sanborn; q. \
ed S., Tom Carrigan Sentinels,
u Hatch and E. T. Lille.
The fine crayon picture of Rev.
III NJ. Hardy, which was on exhibition
the New Years reception, was ma
to by the National Life size Portrait Z
Of 1870 Dearborn ST., Chicago. The
We was also very fine picture OF Deac
Putnam, former much respected dc
tn con of the Cong'l church, on exhibit
:. at the same time.
A. ii. Beedle and A. @. Vince
are have purchased a fine corner lot at l