Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-02-06
WEST RANDOLPH.

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j. d. Wheeler and wife spent part
of last week with friends in White
River Junction.
DR.. A. c. Bailey was out again last
week after short attack of the pre-
vailing influenza.
Forrest Martin and Martin Wash
burne took in the last excursion to TT.
Payne, Ala. and enjoyed i greatly.
George Wood has been earring ice
for the big railroad ice house at White
River junction last week and this.
The Bennington Fire Department is
agitating the subject offorming a State
Firemen's Association and ask all or
CARNATIONS in favor of this scheme to
write f. d. Moore, Sec, Bennington,
Vt.
These books "Our Family Physi-
cian' are taking like hot cakes. Every
body says they are the most complete
medical work they ever saw. We fur
nish them at just what they cost us,
so cts. at our office, 475 pages.
When they want the best they al
WAYS 20 to W. w. Bean for it, if it is
anything in the carriage or sleigh line.
This is brought to our attention again
by the fact that Mr.. Harrington, the
wealthy Philadelphia gentleman who
is erecting fine residence at Bethel,
has purchased sleigh of Mr.. Bean
costing over 5000. 1t is fine one
indeed.
The firm of which j. c. Colby Of
Chicago is member had the honor OF
furnishing the curtain for the stage to
the immense auditorium just opened in
that city, the largest hall in the world
and the Chicago dailies speak in the
highest terms of praise of this curtain
as being a work of art, etc. Mrs.
Colby will be pleasantly remembered
by many of our people as she visits
here nearly every summer.
H. Z. Flint OF Springfield, Mass. is
in town.
-. Gates of Bailey's music rooms
Burlington is in town.
Hon. Crosby Miller Of Pomfret was
in town last Week.
u. S. Grant Post meets Friday ev-
ening, Feb. z. Business.
What about town meeting! Are
we to have a report this year!
Business booming at the Red Lion.
531 arrivals during the month OF Jan.
Mr.. Holbrook of New York is the
guest OF Gilman Moulton at the Stock
Farm.
Mary Burridge died Thursday after
a short illness and was buried Satur-
day.
Herbert Learned, who has been at
home sick for two weeks has returned
to Burlington.
Kneeland Kelton has been sick
several weeks with the influenza but is
slowly recovering.
Arden Flint has opened first class
oyster house in Dyer's block and will
serve them in any shape.
will Jones, the wide-awake cores
pondent Of the Burlington Free Press
was in town Monday.
Rev. V. NJ. Hardy was unable to
preach at the Cong'l church last Sun
day and Prof. N. j. Whitehill con-
Quoted the services.
Rev. w. F. Peters continues to gain
and is making permanent progress
toward complete recovery at Clifton
Springs, N. Y.
Hale Flint has had every available
team engaged in hauling logs from his
lot the past week and the roads are
crowded with business.
John Kelsey, the soap man went to
Rochester last week and was surprised
to find SO little snow that side of the
mountain and had a big time getting
back.
Had the sleighing remained a large
party from this village would have had
ride to and supper at the Maple
wood, Randolph. As it is, the ride is
indefinitely postponed.
A man from Ripton, who recently
purchased a farm near the Center
moved over part of his goods Friday
and on going to the barn Saturday
morning found one of his horses dead
! Owing to change in climate weihav'
no use for our big snow rollers ant
VIII sell them cheap to any town il
the great snow bound west. Apply +
selectmen of several Vermont towns.
Remember the supper and sociabl
with Mrs. Dubois this evening. Sup
per from ) to Z O'Clock. 1t is hope
that there will be large attendance
A special invitation is extended to tn
t young people and gentlemen.
The Groom Maintain Stock Far,