Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-12-18
WEST RANDOLPH.

OAA
N. G. Harvey and wife visited at Alfred
Eaton's last week.
Geo. Spear was in Montreal and Canada
on business last week.
Our merchants are all having an unusu-
ally large holiday trade.
Geo. C. Hatch sold about 10 tons OF Bay
State Phosphate last season.
Geo. Gould has rented the r. q. Morton
house next to S. B. Spaulding's.
Judge Nichols has been little under
the weather but is very much better.
Carrie Eaton has returned from her
school andw ill spend the winter at home
If your subscription expires Jan. please
renew before that date. See larel on your
paper.
Mr.. c. K. Bush and family OF Barre
spent Sunday in town the guests OF W. b.
Wall.
Henry W. Tewksburv is meeting with
great success on his lecture tour through
the west.
Mrs. Stella Shepherd has closed her la
bors in town and returned to her home IN
Rochester.
DIR. Il. o. Blanchard, who has been con-
fined to the house for several days, Is able
to be out again.
Parties are warned not to throw coal
ashes into the streets or leave them on the
sides of the streets.
VS. s. Buck is having a big rush OF
work in his job office, the result OF good
work and low prices.
Fred. Claude and C. c. Beedle of Bellows
Falls have been furnishing music for enter
tainments in n. II. last week.
Several Icing articles are omitted this
week owing 20 lack of space, among them,
am excellent letter from Cambridge, Mass.
Some Of the girls of the High School
went TO Brookfield to the pie Supper"
and gave their celebrated Fan Drill, by in
vitation.
B. A. Drake has purchased lot ON the
hill road to West Braintree, near VIII
Flint's, and will build thereon in the
spring.
The ice men are harvesting an unusual
Iv fine crop this season. II is over loot
thick, clear as crystal, containing nosnow,
etc.
The subject Of the Christmas Sunday
discourse by Rev V. Nj. Hardy Dec. q az
Dubois & Gays hall Will DC "Our Royal
Prince"
Does your label read Jan. 81 or Jan: 9Y
If so, your last paper will be dated Dec
25th. Please do as the favor TO renew be-
fore Jan. list.
Z. o. Hubbard was elected assistant rab-
ban in Mt. Sinai Temple at Montpelier
Friday night This is one of the high
masonic bodies.
The ladies of the Episcopal church held
a very successful sale of fancy articles at
the vestry OF the Christian church last Fri
day D. M, and realized quite handsome
sum.
The 37th annual communication Of
Phoenix Lodge, no. %, + and A. NJ. VIII
be held at Masonic hall Tuesday Dec. -,
2 y. m. Every member Is requested TO De
present.
Nat Ripley had one hand badly cut on
saw at the U. 5. Screen Co.'S mill last Fri
day. He lost two fingers, one being cut
off and the other so nearly of that the sur
geon removed it.
Flint and Flint shipped the largest a
mount of stock this week that has gone
out OF West Randolph in many a month,
a car load OF sheep, one of cattle also hogs
etc. Prices all way up.
The Congregationalists will worship in
Dubois and Gays Hall during the remain
der OF this month when they hope TO have
the repairs on the vestry of their church
completed so that they can use 1t whilethe
church proper is being finished.
A special meeting Of the members OF
Beulah Ahdplcr Wa ntlu AZ Ah5bAiAN hstAlf
Dec. l1th at which Grand Patron, j. r.
Curran was present. The meeting was
called for the purpose OF initiation after
which banquet was served by the ladies
ID. f. Cooling opened his candy store
in the north part Of Wheeler's block sat
urday and the store was success from
the start. He has the room nicely htted
up and his confectionery all made here In
town. is certainly the finest we ever saw
The ladies of the Cong'l society will hold
a social gathering with Mrs. viii Hebard
on Friday evening of this week. All are
cordially invited. Means of conveyance
will be provided by leaving names with
Mr.. Thomas. 4 fine ride and fine time
are anticipated.
MARRIED. 18th at the home of the
bride, Dr. +. f. Cpham and Miss Nettie
Tewksbury, Mr.. Y. NJ. Hardy officiating.
Only the immediate family friends were
present. DR.. and Mrs. Upham left for
their Southern home in Shelby, Ala, on
the afternoon train, carrying with them
the kind wishes of their many friends.
The Argus had the following pleasant
words for DR.. and Mrs. e. f. Upham:
The genial doctor and his accomplished
bride are both prime favorites in West Ran
dolph, and the congratulations that will
be showered upon them today will not be
empty phrases, but will be genuine and
fresh from the hearts of their friends.