Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-09-18
WEST RANDOLPH.

Mrs. ID. L. Dyer is quite Ill.
Potatoes are beginning TO rot.
G. J. Walker has gone TO Lebanon.
Merton Rogers is very sick with ty-
phoid fever.
Willis +. Barnes is quite i'll with ty-
phoid fever.
Mrs. Gertrude Laird Of Royalton
was in town Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Lewis of Waits
field were in town Saturday.
Mr.. Drake is building new barn
near his house on Highland street.
"Jute" Rogers died last week after
short illness of typhoid fever.
A. f. Bass, who has been attending
the Maine State Fair is expected home
this week.
The greater part of our summer Wis
itors leave this week for their several
homes.
Bailey & Currier are closing their
stock preparatory TO going out OF bust
ness.
Rain, rain, rain. More than two
weeks of it and still there is more TO
follow.
Mrs. n. o. Snow was very sick last
week with dysentery but is much bet
ter now.
George Hoyt has taken the contract
to build the Robinson house on High
land Ave.
Mr.. Edison of the Waterman was in
town last week in the interest of the
Daily Journal.
c. c. Written has purchased the
tinware of Bailey & Currier and NOV
ed it into his store.
A. w. Tewksbury & Sons sash and
blind works were shut down Saturday
and Monday for repairs.
+. l.. Bass showed the Keystone
Hay Loader at the State Fair and il
attracted marked attention.
Rev. Mr.. Hyde, missionary to
Mexico, has been visiting his former
parish, the NJ. L. church here.
VIM. Mcintosh has erected monu-
ment to Mr.. Havens, his father-in-
law on his lot in the cemetery.
Robt. Parker has taken the contract
to build G. G. Whitten's house and
has commenced work on the job.
II. 0. Rowley and wife of the Hotel
Martin, Montgomery Center, were the
guests of j W. Gabrielle last week.
Mrs. VIM. Chalmers of Riverhead.
L. l., is in town owing to the sickness
of her mother, Mrs. j. p. Cleveland. |
w. w. Rogers has moved to the
George Gould farm and the latter into
the Rogers house that he recently |
traded for.
A. b. Manchester & Sons took first
premium for brood mare and foal at
the State Fair last week. There were
30 entries.
A. A. Flint had stand at White
River Junction last week and did first
rate. He will 90 to Bethel, Northiield
and Tunbridge.
Rev. Mr.. Atwell of Bellows Falls
will hold services in st. Johns church
Oct. 9th. Services next Sunday at
he usual hour.
A. Nj. Dickerman is putting in the
foundations for house on Weston st.
He will move house that he owns in
East Bethel here.
The sidewalk on the east side of
Church street has been graded up pre-
to being covered with con-
,reie in the spring.
Edmund Tilson has left with us a
cabbage weighing over ID
bs., ready to cook. 1t would take
he prize at most any fair.
A. f. Niebaum, X. W. Morse. Eu-
rene Williams and one. or two Others
tart son a tramp" next Sunday for
he north part of the state.
Mrs. f. n. Holman and children
Who have been spending the summer
n town. returned to their home in
'omerville, Mass, Friday.
Quite large number attended the
state Fair at White River Junction
Notwithstanding the rain every day of /
he fair. All pronounce it a grand z
uccess.
The shaft to the engine at the Sails $
'ury Bros. mill broke last week and
hey had to send to Erie, Pa, for an
Their necessitating a shut down Of the
forks for over a week. =