Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-10-08
Nice cool weather.

Clarence Moulton has gone to Montpel-
Ter for visit.
Miss Mabel Sault has been quite sick
with fever, but is better.
VIII Gurley is at work on large job OF
mason work at Williamstown.
Frank Wadleigh has sold out his meat
market to Ed. Pope and Mr.. Whitelaw.
Steve Cushman has charge of the mason
work on the Cong'l chapel at Bethel.
Every one should be ready to purchase
season tickets to the Entertainment Course
this winter.
Arch Crates, Stove Backs and Caldron
Kettles in stock at Randolph Foundry and
will be sold cheap.
Mrs. Mark Atwood has purchased OF c.
M. Howard the house and lot on Maple st.
now occupied by M. A. Drake.
The w. R. c. will hold its next regular
meeting at G. A. r. hall Oct. 18th, al z: 80
sharp,a as business of Importance is to come
before the meeting. A full attendance is
desired.
LADIES, Mrs. s. L. Gladding has just re-
turned from New York with full line OF
fine French millinery. Do not fail to at
tend her opening Friday and Saturday,
Oct. Is and 16.
Betsey c., wife of w. H. Heath, died at
Taunton, Mass, Sept. 25th. Her remains
We're brought here for burial. She was a
sister OF C. ID. Sanborn and Mrs. c. E. ABB
bolt. Funeral services were held at the
residence OF the latter.
CT. Dudley of East Montpelier will
meet those interested in singing school
here on Friday evening OF this week at the
Methodist church at Il 80. He comes well
recommended and let all those interested
in this worthy enterprise be present.
Prof James Q. Dealy of the Vermont
Academy, Saxton's River, occupied the
pulpit at the Baptist church last Sunday
and gave two very interesting stalks" on
the character and work OF Christ, which
though unwilling to dignity as sermons
were quite as interesting and profitable.
certain party went into j. G. Mann's
clothing store and purchased suit OF
clothes and nice hat on Saturday night.
The hat was in box. He put his goods
into his wagon, and a sneak thief who saw
the operation took the hat, but a reliable
party had an eye on him, and il the hat is
not returned this week he will be arrested
for stealing.
Miss Maude Cushman picked large lot
of ripe field strawberries this week, the
second crop this season. This shows what
superior climate Vermont has. Ripe
Strawberries in October and the thel nom
eter at 80 end at the same time 3 feet Of
snow In Montana.
Read the remarkable offer to subscribers
on pages 9and 10 of this issue.
L. j. Sargent has greatly improved his
residence by painting making it now with
his attractive lawn, one OF the pleasantest
places IN town.
The village of Bradford has voted to put
in water works this fall The water COM
missioners of that place visited this viii |
lage Monday afternoon and examined our
system. The hose company showed them |
two good streams from one hydrant and |
they were much pleased with the informa |
here.
Wales Il. Bass is now working at his old |
place in II. P. Sanford q Co.'s grist mill.
Gen. T. s. Peck Of Burlington was in
town Tuesday.
b. F. Chadwick has bought out Moses |
5paulding's stock of candies, ETC., and will |
1t up restaurant in that place.
X. w. Morse and wife are visiting N A
5hol and Boston this week.
Miss Hannah Paine OF franklin, Mass,
Visited friends in town last Wednesday.
Peter O'Connell went to Bridgeport, Ct,
sunday night where he was married Tues
lay to a Miss Cassidy OF that place.
F. M. Spaulding OF st. Adams was in
own Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. j. Lindsey OF Milwau-
Iie are visiting relatives in Randolph and
Iicinity, the guests of James Hutchinson.