Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-11-13

rs. Mary saxton is visiting friends in
Boston.
IA IS Alice l.. Powers spent Sunday in
Chelsea.
Joel Whiting of East Brookfeld was in
town Tuesday.
Mrs. r. A. Wells is visiting friends in
Stockbridge.
Miss Bertha A. bearing OF Bethel has
been visiting in town.
Miss Harriet Brewster of So. Royalton
spent Sunday in town.
The President has appointed Thursday,
Nov. 9th, as Thanksgiving Day.
The Congregationalists will worship in
Dubois & Gays hall again next Sunday.
Willis Barnes has so far recovered as TO
be able TO attend TO his business in his pho
to studio.
A very large amount Of stock was ship
ped Monday, and prices were generally We
ry good.
Misses Myrtle Walbridge Kate Connolly
and Harriet Angel have closed successful
terms of school.
Il. p. Barnes and wife OF Brattleboro, Vt
have been in town few days to attend the
burial of their mother, Mrs. Ed. Barnes.
DIR. George Morris of New York has OPP
ened an office here for the practice of his
profession. He is highly spoken OF by
those who know him.
Clarence Moulton has sold his fine resi-
dence on Fifth Avenue, New York city
and intends to make Randolph his winter
as well as summer home in the future.
Rev. Mr.. Cooper, who has been engaged
to preach for the Baptist church has NOV
ed his family here and occupies the Brad
ford Bass tenement house on School 81.
The Montpelier District Epworth League
will be held in the Methodist church west
Randolph, Nov. IS and 19. All are invited
to attend. Tuesday, p. NJ. and Wednes-
day A. NJ. the essays will be mostly by the
young people from other places. Tuesday
evening, Rev. w. j. Haven of Boston will
give an address on Look up and lift up"
There has been quite boom in real es-
tate here the past week and the sales ag-
gregate nearly $4,000. Very little OF this
has been purchased for speculation but
nearly all bv those wanting homes in this
beautiful and healthy village, near an ex-
cellent graded school. When we write up
the growth OF the village at the end OF the
year il will show a very gratifying increase
All our manufacturing establishments are
working full time and are driven with or
ders, and the outlook for 1891 is very fiat
tering. Desirable tenements are scarce,
and many new houses will be built next
Spring.
Winter weather.
Bank up your houses.
Chas. Beedle and Claude have been in
Bellows Falls.
5. B. Hebard, Esq, Of Chelsea was in
town Monday.
viii Cushman and X. w. Morse were in
Bethel Monday
w S. S. Buck was in So. Royalton and
Bethel Tuesday.
Selden Holman OF Boston has been in
town for few days.
Elmer Bean has returned from a trip
to Auburndale, Mass.
DIR. g. II. Spiller will be at the Red Lion
Inn next Monday for few days.
A Mass. subscriber wants TO know Il
is a license or no license town.
No license in Vermont.
Rev. V. NJ. Hardy is attending the an
nual convention OF the G. +. societies at
St. Johnsbury this week.
A special meeting Of the w. r. G. will
be given next Tuesday night, Nov 18th
All members are requested TO be present.
1t is reported that Flint and Wall have
iold one Of their farms in Barnard for
more than they paid for all three last
ipring.
Mrs. j. II. Hebard who has been in very
Door health for several years is in the hos
)ital in Boston and they report a fair /
nance for her recovery.
Rev. Mr.. Rindge grew curiosity this
eason in his garden in the shape of a /
.abbage with two perfect formed heads /
IN one stock and from one seed.
Some parts OF the sidewalk on Forest
Il. are becoming ridiculodsly narrow as
very passing team seems TO take pleasure 1
n cutting off little dirt from the walk
Mr.. Thayer wishes TO inform the party I
Who is skulking behind the Argus cores
Dondent that we signed Charles Montgom
RVS petition because we believed he /
would give the people the best service in
he post Office and have seen no reason TO
egret it. It is incomprehensible TO this
nan and partisans like him that the HER
LID is a newspaper and not the organ of
IS owner or any other man and that it
annot be used TO further the private ends
# any man, nor can it be used to stir up
trife and bitterness in this or any other
natter 1t aims to treat every man fairly,
0 give the news, and is fully satisfied that
he people can be trusted TO settle this
uestion, or any other, for the best inter
SIS of West RandOlDh