Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-10-16
WEST RANDOLPH.

ID. 4. GrlSMOlQ ana VIE OF BOSTON spent
Sunday in town at the old homestead.
C. w. A. Putnam has moved into his
home on Highland Ave, recently purchas
ed of Mr.. Holman.
The funeral of Edmund Tilson was
largely attended Sunday afternoon from
his late residence.
Mrs. Barnes Gilbert and daughter and
Miss Lizzie have been visiting friends in
town, the guests of A. n. Culver.
Subscribe for SANKEY'S own work,
Through Darkest Africa" now you have
an opportunity, of Mrs. G. Grain.
Go and hear the famous New Orleans
QuaI tette with t. ID. Middaugh's u. T. c.
and Gold Band at hall Tuesday, Oct. p.
Mrs. f. E. Hutchins, wife of the great
shoe manufactures has been visiting
friends in town, the guest of Mrs. Z. f..
Evans.
The state papers are speaking in high
praise of the administration of the state
treasurer, VIM. II. Dubois during the
past eight years.
Mrs Emeline Shattuck OF Hatfield,
Mass, who has been taking an extended
tour through Canada and Vermont visit
ed friends here last week.
You should surely see Miss Lizzie Mosh-
er, the greatest child dancer on earth with
Il. u. MluuauRn'S new orleans =. L. =. at
hall on Tuesday, Oct. p.
Mr.. Johnnie Armstrong, the worlds
champion clog dancer, with Middaughs
Original New Orleans U. T. c. and Gold
Band at hall Tuesday, Oct. D.
The solo operate orchestra connected
with Middaugh's New Orleans L. I. Cab
in Co. is alone worth the price Of admis-
ton at hall Tuesday, Oct. p.
Through Darkest Africa" SANKEY'S
new book has been received at st. Johns
bury. Nearly 1900 copies of this book
have been sold in this country and 5000
in London.
j. +. Eldredge, pension attorney has OPP
ened an office on Merchants Row which
will be open at all times. He will be pleas
ed to have all the veterans call whether
they have business or not.
Don't fail to see the magnificent and
genteel street parade by Middaugh's Gold
Band on Tuesday noon using the finest
and most expensive set OF Gold Besson
comets ever manufactured.
Miss Edna Clare, the accomplished
commedienne, vocalist and dancer and the
greatest "Topsyn on earth will appear at
the hall Tuesday, Oct. p with T. ID. Mid
daugh's New Orleans L. 7. Cabin Co.
There is one book that everybody seems
to want to read, and justly too, that is
SANKEY'S great work, Through Darkest
Africa which describes his Journey a.
cross the continent. Mrs G.. Grain Is sole
agent for this town, Braintree and Brook
field and will be pleased to show ii to all
interested in the greatest book of the sea-
son.
Mr.. Joseph Eldridgel of Warren, son of
Capt. Eldridge, the most successful pen
sion attorney in the state, takes the tene-
ement in the Flint house recently vacated
by Mr.. Dean. Capt. Eldridge win have
his main office here and his son will have
charge OF il and also do general insur-
ance business. He is highly spoken of by
those who know him and will prove a val
liable addition TO the place.
The following are the officers OF the Y.
p. 5. Z. +. for the ensuing mos: Pres,
Kate Howard; Vice Pres, Agar Il. Garlic
toni Sec, Edith Abbott; Treas, +. II,
Salisbury; Chairman of social committee
n. w. MeCollum; Chairman OF lookout
committee, Lena Spaulding; OF flower
committee, Lucina Saxton; OF S. S. COM
mittee, A. j. Huse; OF prayer meeting com
mittee, Mrs. II. b. Salisbury.
After a long and weary sickness Calvin
NJ Hyde died Oct. sth, 1890, and his funer-
al was attended by Rev. A Parker who
spoke of the comfort OF that faith which
gives back TO US ''our loved and lost. - The
singing under the direction Of Mr.. Beedle
was fitting the OCCASION Mr. HYDE was
kind husband and was tenderly watched
over by his wife who is left in sorrow and
loneliness He left many acquaintance in
North Randolph where he used to live He /
was 81 years Of age. A
Rev. j. A. Pierce, for several years the
popular pastor of the Baptist church has
closed his labors and moved to Belvidere. |
Ill, having accepted the call Of large |
and prosperous church. During his resi- /
dence herr he has made many friends |
both within and without his society who |
deeply regret his leaving Randolph and /
whose best wishes go with him to his new |
field OF labor. He has in all respects PROV
ed himself not only faithful worker i'm |
the great cause of religion but as a man
and citizen been equally faithful, sue
cessful and popular.
We clip the following from the Spirit of
the Hub, Boston, the leading horse paper
Of New England: ~. b. Wells of w. /
Randolph, VT, has stallion that is at
tracing some attention just now, he was
sired by Monarch, he by Hambletonian 10.
He is ID hands high and solid bay, he has
taken first premium wherever shown. His
colts are all solid bay without any white
and resemble their sire and viii match up
close, and A. S. Allis of Brookfield has a
pair of four-year-old mares after him that
ife nice.
A. +. Dean has moved into his pleasant
house recently completed on Central ST.,
and has as convenient, comfortable and
cosy place as anyone could desire. The
house is two story with large ell and barn.
he plan is not SO much for outside show
Is for convenience and ii would be hard
o find one that makes better use of the
DOM. There is large hall, nice front
ltting room, back of which is the dining
Dom opening out to a side and rear piaz-
"a. From this to the right opens the
Kitchen and to the left a large pleasant
BED room. The kitchen is one that would
ielight any woman, convenience is the
word that best describes it.
Rev. J. A. Pierce goes from this field
md from this state where his ministry
las been spent with the affection. esteem.
and good wishes of those ?
whom he has so faithfully and earnestly
erved. A pleasant feature in the con
fusion of his work among us was the I'M Z
on service in the Baptist church on sun !
lay evening. All hearts could but feel in
hat large and united service that togeth-
r we sustain great loss in his departure
rom us and that the church to which he
-oes has good reason to congratulate it. S
elf on the accession which ne will briu,r