Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-10-30
WEST RANDOLPH.
VIM. S. Wood is quite poorly.

Frank Carr of West Hartford was in
town Sunday.
Miss Alice Campbell visited friends in
town Tuesday.
E. j. Prince picked a dandelion bios
som last week.
There were services at the Catholic
church last Sunday.
The w. &. Il. u. will meet with Miss III.
H. Flynn Oct. 30th at p. m.
There will be Charity hop at Me-
chanics Band Hall, Friday night
Mr.. Kezer, representative from Roches-
ter, was in town last Saturday.
The order of Eastern Star win hold its
regular meeting tonight Thursday.
Gilman B. Dubois of Boston was in
town over Sunday visiting relatives.
Miss Alice Chadwick has returned from
her visit in Lynn and other places in Mass.
w. H. Messer attended the State Sunday
School convention at Wells River last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Lane spent Sunday
in town, the guests of her parents, j. A.
Moulton and wife.
There will be meeting of the Randolph
Teachers at the Center Saturday, Nov.oth.
Program next week.
Wales Bass has moved to Mrs. X. X.
Robnson's residence on Randolph Ave.
and will board Mrs. Robinson.
The types made us say Prospect st. had
been surveyed and put on record. IL
should have been Cleveland St.
Two of our lawyers, j. ID. Denison and
n l.. Boyden, were in Montpelier last
week attending,the Supreme Court
i'll. Moses and wife returned Saturday
from an extended trip through NH. He
reports politics as red-ho down there.
AFRO Adams is now a gentleman Of lei
sure, having sold his meat market to l. ID.
Litchfield, who took possession last week.
The talk by Belle Boyd the so-called Reb
ell spy, was very good and listened to by
large audience, Notwithstanding the rain.
c. ID. Sanborn was in Montpelier last
week putting in a job he had made. He
has no equal in the state on fine stair work
etc.
Rev. Mr.. Atwell OF Bellows Falls held
services at st. Johns church last Sunday
and preached an excellent sermon. He
win be here again Nov. 30th.
Rev w f. Peters and wife arrived safe
ly in Jacksonville, Fla, the 2lst He stood
the trip first-rate and was feeling very
well indeed when last heard from.
Parties using village water on their
lawns should be sure to harvest their sill
faucets now If they want them to be good
for anything next year. good freeze
spoils them.
We understand that the partial survey
of the Williamstown and Randolph rail- |
road shows that the route is very good in |
deed and there is strong prospect that the /
road will be built.
Rev Jacob Stroyer,a colored freedman /
Of Salem, Mass, will be here this week. 1
selling little book entitled, my Lire in 4
the South Money received Will go to /
his education.
There was an alarm OF fire yesterday /
and the VIM. Burroughs house 4
on School st. was damaged a little. The 1
burned out the evening before 1
and the fire caught therefrom.
L. S. Grant Post will give an oyster sup I
per at their hall Friday evening, Oct. 3lst l
with the ass stance OF the w .kR. c. Every /
one is invited to come and have a good /
time and help the boys little.
Rev. V. NJ. Hardy had large congrega-
ion last Sunday in Dubois and GAYS hall /
and preached a most excellent sermon on /
THE Things that are Settled" The Con- +
yregationalists win worship in this hall (
again next Sunday.
viii Cushman is agent for the new laun
dry at White River Junction, not of the
Ware Steam Laundry. j. g. Mann a Co. +
are the sole agents for this first class laun
dry and send every two weeks, next Tues
DAY being the day for sending.
Mrs. g. Grain is meeting with great sue
,ess in her canvass for Stanleyis great 4
work, SIN Darkest Africa" She has deliv-
cred almost $3.50 already Parties wishing
/ can order it by mail and get it quicker
through her than from the publishers.
The West Randolph Building Club was
organized Sat. evening, Get. 25th. The
following officers were elect ed for one yr;
Pres, S, NJ. Flint; Vice Pres, w. +. Lam
son; Treas, Hon. W. II. Nichols; Sec, DIR.
&. o. Blanchard. The next meeting will
be the last Sat. in Nov.
REDUCED FARES. Under the new SEIZED
ale OF rates issued by the c. V. r. r. the
distance and fares from Randolph to the
stations named are as follows: St.Albans,
- miles, S2.65; Cambridge Junction, 80
niles, s2.75i Essex Junction, 81, s1.95;
Burlington, -, q 20: Waterbury - 81 25.
Montpelier 80, Csc; Barre 80, Sl.15; North
ield, p, 65c; Roxbury 15,45c; West Brain
rec, 6, zoe; Bethel, Z, 20c; Royalton. ~,
I5c; So. Royalton, IA doc; Sharon, 1860;
". r. Junction, 80, 95c; Windsor, 46s1.05.
Rev. J. J. Cooper of Norwich, Conn. who
has occupied the pulpit of the Baptist
,hureh for the past two Sabbaths, has reed
md accepted call from said church 10 be
'ome its pastor. He is young man some
a years of age and has been in the minis
ny some six years. He is a graduate of
Harley and Surgeons College, London,
'anking 2nd in a class of 30 young men,
lie received his theological instruction i'm
lart from the noted English Baptist. Rev.
4. Grattan Guinness who is now in this
country and has done so much for the ex-
ension OF Christs Kingdom on the Congo
md other parts OF the Dark Continent
J. w. Gabrielle was badly hurt at Bris-
ol Tuesday. He and another drummer
rad started with double team and driver
or an adjoining town, when the horses
an away while going down hill ont of
he village. The straps holding the pole
we're either not fastened or broke. letting
he pole down and frightening the horses,
Mr. Gabrielle jumped out, striking upon
ms feet in such way as to break one Leu
ust above the ankle joint and seyereiy
praiB the otner in the ankle. The other
unner jumped and escaped unframed
while the driver stuck to the horses and
inally stopped them. Mr.. Gabrielle was