Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-02-13
GLOW much is bidg.,

1ON MUCH - b4us.
About this time look out for wind says
the almanac.
C. w. A Putnam is laid off from work
for few days with bad hand.
Rev. Mr.. Alvin OF Bellows Falls oficia-
ted at st. Johns church last Sunday.
Those "Family Physicians" are going
fast and all admit they are good thing.
There was pleasant sociable at the resi-
dence of r. T. Dubois last Thursday even
ing.
Fred Goodrich and wife of Chelsea, Mass.
have been visiting his parents for few
days.
George Greeley and Miss Kate Martin of
Rochester visited friends in town on Mon
day.
LID. Wheeler and family of White Riv-
er Junction spent Sunday in town visiting
friends.
E.A Thomas and wife attended pleas
ant whist party at Luke Parish's last Fri
day night.
Pearl Blodgett has just had the best
seal skin coat made that was ever seen IN
the state.
Herbert Flint and wife, who have been
visiting friends here returned home Tues
day afternoon.
Forrest Martin, Martin Washburn and
! /. ID. Litchfield have returned from trip
to Fit. Payne, Ala.
The Peoples Theater is drawing full
houses at Dubois & Gays hall and is said
ty be fairly good.
Robt G. Smith, A. c. Bean, c. II. Brown
and wife of White River Junction were in
town last week.
F. n. Whitney of the Burlington Clipper
formerly of the Herald, has been quite SICK
but is now better.
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teaching in Rochester is stopping with
her sister, Mrs. Bliss.
A. A. Emery was in town last week also
f. w. Frink OF Montpelier and Charles
McCarty of Northfield.
Clarence Moulton had a runaway Fri
day evening down Main street but fortu-
nately no one was hurt
Pc. Dodge, who started a skating rink
here once on time, is now publishing the
Burlington Independent.
The Farmers meeting at Randolph this
week was great success. We hope to give
a full report next week.
Miss Alice Hastings is spending the win
ter with her aunt, Mrs. Capen at Randolph
Mass. and studying music.
Over 1000 cords OF ice were shipped to
the G.. V. r. X. ice house at White River
Junction from this vicinity.
c. H. Davis of Washington, d. c., F. L. !
Goodrich of Chelsea, Mass and FF. Mar
cy of Palmer, Mass. were in town last
week.
We understand that II. NJ. Dufur has |
served notice on the trustees that he shall |
hold them responsible for the recent acci-
dent that befell him.
grange was to be organized Wednes
day evening, but we cannot give the Off
GERS elected till next week owing to going
to press at noon Wednesday.
Prof. Beard, the great cartoonist, will
lecture next Monday night in the Citizens
Course, at Dubois 4 Gays hall and illus
trate his lecture by amusing drawings.
There will be special communication
OF Phoenix Lodge, No. rs, +. d A. M, Sat
urday evening, February 10Th, at O'Clock
for the purpose of work on the Bird degree
Remember the annual benefit ball of the
Hose companies next week Friday night
and be prepared to help them whether you
dance or not Music by the Montpelier
Military Band.
j. ID. Denison and wife took their young
est daughter, Kittie to Burlington last
week to have her ewes examined and we
are glad to be able to say that the exami-
nation developed nothing serious.
We had pleasant call from Hon. E. X
Burnham of Newark, n. Y, State Super
intendent of public buildings of New
York last week He is a Randolph boy
who has done honor TO his native town
and state.
w. II. Laird, one of the enterprising dry
goods men of White River junction finds
some attraction here so that he spends
Sunday in town quite often. Perhaps he
will initiate the excellent example his
brother George set him.
The remains of Arthur H., son of Menan
Ter Bowditch of Everett, Mass, were
brought here for burial last week and in
erred by the side of his mother, Lucretia
Flint Bowditch. He was born in this town
md his parents formerly lived on the farm
now occupied by Dean Fassett.
Ed Sault has closed the trade for his
house on School ST. to G. @. Goodwin of
Concord, n. II. and has purchased a lot
ust north of II. Z. Morse on Prospect Ave.
md will build thereon as soon as the frost
S out of the ground. S. II. Brooks is
lrawing the lumber for his new house on
,outh Main streetand c. ID. Sanborn is
having the lumber and stone for his new
louse on Prospect Ave. delivered so as to
,e ready to build early in the spring.
here is every prospect of considerable
building here this season. Tenements
re very scarce.
The lecture next Monday night by 2
rank Beard, the carioaturist, win be one
I the most entertaining and instructive n
hat has ever been given in town. All
ave seen and enjoyed his cartoons in The
Judge and in Puck and know how much /
ln, how much meaning he can put into a 1
icture. Mr.. Beard illustrates his lecture L
5 he proceeds and thereby keeps his au-
fence constantly excited to see what is
oming next. He knows how to make !,
ne chalk talk. IL
The Buffalo Courier says: "a more de- al
GIFTED audience never left the auditcri- /.
m. His lecture was brilliant with sparks ~
happy wit, and for those who preferred g,
he sober thoughts there was an abundant fe
apply"