Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-05-29
WEST RANDOLPH.


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Rev. Mr.. Peters was much better
last week.
Mark Chadwick has closed his bill
lizard hall.
A.E. Niebaum visited friends IN
Montpelier last week.
The Graded School closes to-day al
ter most successful term.
Mrs. Booth of Unity, N. H., is VS.
ting her mother, Mrs. Lille.
]. C. Newcity has closed his shoe
shop and gone to Cady's Falls, Vt.
Mrs. Dana Goodno and Mrs. Roy
Martin of Rochester are visiting friends
in town.
Will Fairbanks has good job at
Barre and his wife's health is greatly
improved.
Ernest Abbott brought us the first
buttercups of the season on Tuesday Of
this week.
Leon B. Smith, principal of the
Richmond graded school was IN town
over Sunday.
Henry Walcott was called to Koch
ester Tuesday by the serious illness
of his brother.
+. A. Dodge, formerly OF the HER
AID lob force is now located at Law
renee, Mass.
We understand that Lyman Luce
has received about 5000 back pay
with his pension.
+. O. Hubbard had the end OF one
of his fingers clipped by saw at the
Abbott mill last week.
Mrs. Mary Hodgkins and Alice
Campbell of Rochester visited friends
in town over Sunday.
The June number of the "Outing
magazine has an attractive article on
theMuster here last year.
Mrs. /. b. Smith of Castleton is
visiting her sister, Mrs. S. ii. Bugbee
and other relatives in town.
Several of the Safety riders took a
trim to Bethel the 18th dining with
mine host Warrington of the Wilson
! House.
The train in which DIR. Mcintyre
was travelling to the Pacific coast had
a sinash-up but he fortunately escaped
uniniured.
About twenty of Miss Alice Chase's
friends gave her a pleasant surprise
party on the occasion Of her birthday,
May Gath.
Every horseman should read the no
tice of the Vermont Association OF
Road and Trotting Horse Breeders in
another column.
We understand that George Mann,
LEROY Mann and Pearl Clifford of the
graduating class this year are intend
| ing to 90 TO college.
Y. j. Whitehil has been appointed
census enumerator for this village and
Luke Parish for the town. They
win begin their duties next Monday
The Memorial Day sermon before
the G. A. r. Post was preached by
Rev. V. NJ. Hardy last Sunday, the
Post attending in a body. The ser
vices were all appropriate 70 Memoria
Day.
Owners Of cows in the village limit
will please remember that the boy
must lead them according to the man
imous vote of the village. 4 littl'
caution to the boys from the owners o
the cows will save much trouble an'
damage.
Don't trouble TO prepare supper a
your homes on Friday Of this week bu
90 to the Congl vestries where the la
/ dies will serve first class supper, con
5 sisting of baked beans, brown bread
rolls. cold meat, cake and coffee, TIL
hour, from 5 o'clock till all are served
The class of 81 gave the graduating
, class of 80 of the Graded School re
: ception at the home of Miss Clara Du
t Bots on South Main street Friday ev
/ ening. About fifty attended and the
a all report very enjoyable evening
! Beedles' Orchestra enlivened the occa
b sion with some of their choicest selec
T tons.
' ANY one interested in the sick-bene
S fit, mneral-aid and death-beneiiciar
associations of the United States ca
help make the statistics of their organ
Y izations for the forthcoming censu
more complete and disseminate tn
: knowledge of the good work they ar
doing by sending the names of sue
societies as they may know of, and tn
addresses Of their principal officers, t
Mr.. Chas. A. Jenney, Special Agen
of the Eleventh Census, % William
street, New York City.
The Vermont Baptist Sunda
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