Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-01-16
WEST RANDOLPH.

Frank Nadlelgh Is gaming s~"tJ
Ralph Day is clerking for I. 7.
Written.
Arson Burroughs is clerking Tor
Charles Thurston.
The High School Times will be out
the first of next week.
Mrs. f. T. Smith has been quite
sick but is improving.
NJ. l.. Washburn and wife are visit
ng friends in Underhill.
Mr.. w. c. Pratt of Boston visited
il ]. l.. Moses last week.
| Miss Bertha Hodges is home from
sle Castleton Normal School.
L Mrs. Mark Chadwick, who has
zen very sick is much better.
: Wind moved freight ear standing
5n the side track several rods Monday
Miss Katie Culley of St. Adams has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Wales
BASS.
I Mrs. G. c. Written is in New York
Eity on account of the illness OF her
,mother.
j. w. Atwood is still on the sick
cist and is recovering very slowly from
ttLa Grippe"
Capt. and Mrs. d. IL. Handy OF
Cotuit, Mass. are guests Of j. 1. Mo-
eses and family.
y Z. A. Thomas had relapse last
week and was very sick for few days
:. out is much better.
Miss Ruth Holman has gone to So.
Royalton to assist in the telegraph OF
flee for few days.
Mrs. C. +. Abbott sends rs paper
from Waterbury, Conn. telling Of the
outbreak Of smallpox there.
f. L. Perry and' wife, who have
been visiting at W. S. 5. Bucks have
returned to their home in Williams
town.
George Spear had a commission OF
internal stay-in-the-house from la
lGrippe" that he would have gladly re-
signed last week.
j. ID. Mitchell offers his business
for sale. Here is a good opening Tor
the right man in dry goods, millinery
boots, shoes, etc.
Photographer Barnes is evidently
doing big business as he has used OF
at least had printed between 5000 and
+ 1000 cabinet photo cards.
Kimball Bancroft, an old man living
at the top of sand hill, near A. b.
Manchester's was thrown from car
rage last week and seriously injured
, The oldest inhabitant fails to remem-
Der time when the wind blew harder
than il did Monday afternoon and ev-
: ening. Little damage was done how
! ever.
Grace r. Sanford Of Evelyn COLLEGE
: spent her vacation of three weeks witt
her cousin, Col. Rush Hawkins Of New
York City and has had no indications
of the ia Grippe so far as heart
from.
Herb Fletcher left his horse unhitch
ed in front Of the new block Monda,
! afternoon and either the high wind o
something else blew the horse an'
sleigh up to his home on the Cente
hill.
The second annual meeting OF tn
Randolph Savings Bank was held las
Wednesday afternoon and the follow
? ing officers were elected Pres. Jane
. Hutchinson Vice Pres, w. IL. Mich
! OILS Trustees, James Hutchinson, W
3 IL. Nichols, Ii. III. Mcintyre, 5. Nj
. Flint, A. G.. Wheeler, NJ. A. Tewks
0 bury, G. L. Martin, V. l. Spear, b
9 T. Lombard. The latter was electe'
e treasurer. The deposits are now owe
S65. 900 and the bank has been sue
! cessful beyond the expectations of it
! most sanguine projectors and demon
! strates the need Of such an institution
i here. 1t enters upon its second yea
n with the most favorable prospects.
l. Fred Thresher, who has carried o
: the A. H. Beedle farm, has bought tn
/ Allen Thayer farm about two mile
: from Braintree postofiice, stores
Is churches, ETC., containing 240 acres G
5 good land, plenty OF wood and timber
< good buildings among which is a ne'
r. barn that cost over $500 two years a
N 60, at auction for 5000. His brothe
d. Frank Thresher has purchased tn
J. William Holman farm about two mile
IS from West Braintree depot for $3.50
E. and his father-in-law from Montgon
r. cry viii come there and live. Fran
c. is thinking of going back to work o
m the c. V. X. X. 1t will be remen
l. bered that he was the fireman on ii
Inflated train wrecked at the Hartfor
bridge.
= 1t is very seldom that the people
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