Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-04-24
WEST RANDOLPH.
Hiss Alice Edison has returned.

b. was IN town tuesday.
Mrs. N. M. Draper started Monda,
to visit friends in N. H.
The 6 o'clock walking club is il
motion again this spring.
w. B. Wall returned from his pleas
ant western trip Saturday afternoon.
The village fathers have had Mer-
4 chants Row cleaned out thoroughly.
Y Miss Mary French of Montpelier has
Z been visiting at Dea. w. f. Towards.
Henry Sulham recently caught a
trout in the river that weighed 2 IL
lbs.
Rev. Mr.. Peters has gone TO Bur
lington for treatment at DR.. Spar
hawks.
The high s@.Gol gave very pleas
ant Shakespeare celebration Wednes-
day.
Miss Alice Hastings, who has been
spending the winter in Boston has re-
turned home.
Miss Alice Denison of Royalton
spent Sunday in town, the guest Of d.
G. Woodland.
Miss Clara Dubois is being highly
complimented as the organist at the
Baptist church.
w. II. Dubois went TO Rutland
Tuesday on business connected with
the state treasury.
Next Saturday, the farm and all the
stock, tools, etc. OF the late II. X.
Robinson will be sold.
We are glad to notice that an unusu-
ally large number of shade trees are be-
ing set out this spring.
Miss Kate Guptil intends going TO
Springfield, Mass. next week to visit
her sister, Mrs. ii. i. Flint.
Rev. Mr.. Bates supplied the pulpit
at the Congl church last Sunday and
preached most eloquent sermon.
A telegram was received here yester-
day announcing the sudden death of
Mrs. Geo. Blodgett at Portland, Or.
Allen ii. Flint has left with MS
sample Of his superior maple honey. I
1t is exceedingly fine in quality and
flavor.
Will Flint has purchased large
building lot of VIM. Wood near the
residence of Hale Flint and will build
thereon.
VIM. Wood has sold j. p. Clevc-
land Jr.the lot of land east of Al Eos
ter's farm and lying between the two
roads for 5000
A. A. Brooks and wife, Seth Wash
burn and wife, Lee Cady and others
rom Bethel were in town Sunday to
attend the funeral of Mrs. Hincher.
10 Caravo has moved to the Harvey [
Martin farm and is putting mp new !
The latter has taken the
Roswell Holbrook farm. +
l.. j. Paige of Burlington was in I
own this week on business. He re-
,orts trade in musical instruments as
good this spring.
The West Randolph Grange win
meet regularly on the first Saturday
,vening of each month. Patrons please
axe notice aud be on hand May 3rd at
80.
There will be a special communica-
ion of Phoenix Lodge, No. 20, +. & !
\. NJ, Tuesday evening, April %, :
80 for work on the second degree.
Read the order by the village trus- II
ees to shut up your hens and act ac- d
for if you choose to keep il
lens therei is no reason why youss should I
blige your neighbor 10 have them on
lis premises. q
We regret to learn that Henry n
chamberlain, the most popular conduc- In
or on the G. V. II. r. had shock Of r
poplexy at White River Junction on j
Monday night and is not expected to >
i've. h
There is great interest manifested in Ii
he meetings at the Baptist church l
which will continue this week. Many |
re becoming interested in a better life 4
ct the good work 90 on. Il
Mr.. f. F. Flanagan. state agent 7
or the Bay State Beneficiary lnsur-
nee society was in town this week =
rganizing a local division here.
! -
1t is earnestly requested that those !
,ersons who are accustomed to use the :
chool yard as a cross-lot medium will !
lease use the sidewalks which are !,
here for purpose. Some parts of :
he yard are fast becoming tow-paths I
which spoils the beauty Of the campus !,
0 great extent.
f. I. Huntington has opened an art :
tudio at the Red Lion Inn and win =
pend the summer in town. He has ;
pecimens of his crayon work at the !,
'ostotiice that are highly spoken Of. :
COR so young man he is doing re- I
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