Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-05-08

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K. F. Wilson spent Sunday at his home
in this place.
Brooks & Washburn show an unusally
large line ladies' boots, Oxfords, Shippers,
etc. Their new $3.50 boot takes the CAKE
Don't forget that Brooks d Washburn
keep black hosiery that Will neither iaue
nor crock.
Miss Jane Todd recently spent several
] days at Rev. NJ. p. Stickney's in Royal
ton.
Oryille Bowen, who has been living IN
Waterbury, Conn. for several years, re
turned here last week where he VIII make
it his home.
o. p. Shaw moved from White River
Junction to his house in this village las.
week.
The Uniyersalist ladies held their socia-
BILE at E. Sturtevant's on wednesday eve
M. E. Warrington of Roxbury, having
leased the Wilson House, tool possession
on the first day OF the month. We under
stand that he is an excellent landlord VINO
will keep a good hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. R. Adams gave a whist
party at their home on Thursday evening
OF last week.
Ada Spalding began teaching a spring
term of school in Royalton on Monday.
s. G. Durham is quite feeble from some
throat or lung trouble.
Lewis Blakely OF North Randolph has
moved to Henry Kings place about a mile
south Of this village.
Chas. Putnam and Wilbur Aldrich of
Rochester were in town on Tuesday.
Miss Lillian Richardson spent Sunday
at her fathers in Roxbury.
Miss NJ. Fogg returned from a visit Of
several weeks In N. Y. City on Saturday
last.
Mrs. Poole of West Randolph spent
Sunday at Fred Whitney's.
w. H. Barrows spent Sunday at home.
DR.. c. c. Perry accompanied a patient to
Burlington last week.
Mrs. Frank Clark and two children of
Chicago are visiting friends in this vicini-
ty.
Clarence Messer OF Early, Iowa visited
friends in this town and Rochester last
week.
A. G. Bean of White River Junction,
road master of the G. V. X. X. was in town
on Friday last looking after the interest
of the road.
Col. s. L. Pingree of Hartford spent sew
eral days in this town last week.
Call in and examine the new line of
vest chains at Adams
The selectmen started the two road ma
chimes Tuesday.
G. j. Harrington went to Burlington last
week for a medical examination.
Mrs. ID. b. Dutton tripped and fell last
week, spraining n wrist.
Francis Russell OF Stockbridge has NOV
ed TO the John Bliss farm.
G. j. Wallace was taken suddenly i'll
last Saturday and was violently insane for
some time. His physician states that he is
suffering from nervous exhaustion, was
much better on Tuesday and in a fair way
for an early recovery.
The amount stated in our item last week
in regard to the increase in the person.
al list over 1889 was not large enough and
should nave read 1852, 700 and is nearly all
in the village district. The amount OF
the grand list for the ensuing year is a.
bout si0,550.
The town has purchased another pair OF
heavy working oxen for the road ma
chimes and now have four yoke.
Adam Maynard is building a barn.
j. p. Marsh was in Boston on Monday.
Fred Gay of Rutland was in town last
week.
Peter Burrelle has opened a barber
shop In the Wilson block.
N. f. Clark and O. p. Shaw have inn
proved their houses by painting them.
Mrs. 8. M. Gay has gone to Wellesley,
Mass, TO reside with her daughter.
The summer term OF school in district
no. 2 commenced on Monday with Miss
Minnie Wallace as teacher.
L. B. Bates has sold his fine chestnut
mare to A. A. Brooks.
John Keleher is doing an extensive job
Of grading in front OF his premises.
Carl ID. Cushing is to start next Friday
an extended trip to California and 9TH
er points in the west.
Why pay Is cts. for a collar button when
you can buy a good gold plated n for 10
at Adams'G
c. II. Kidder shipped 40 calves, % hogs
and q sheep TO market on Monday.
Chas. Hoisington captured a trout last
week that weighed one pound and six
ounces.
A notable improvement has been made
% the sidewalk in front of the George Ed
son house.
Miss Hattie Wilson, who has beer in
Lancaster, n. H., returned to town last
Monday.
Parents in this as well as in other towns
would do well to break up the dangerous
habit of their boys trying TO jump on pass
ng teams. One day last week had it not
been for the accidental discovery by the
canister one OF our little boys would have
been fatally If not seriously injured by
being caught in the wheel Of the wagon
when trying to jump on.
w. ]. Broot s is in Boston this week.