Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-12-17
WEST RANDOLPH.

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Tewksbury and Sons have the fines
line Of Christmas goods in town.
Mrs. e. O. Hubbard spent several day
last week with friends in Montpelier.
Omri Greene and family of Glen Cove
N. Y. are spending a short vacation il
town.
Miss Juliet Stimson of Norwich hai
been visiting her brother, DR.. Stimson Thu
week
Ell. Thomas Of the Rutland Daily Her
aid was in town Friday and made us &
pleasant call.
Frank Sault went to Glover Friday night
and instituted a fiourishing Camp OF Sons
Of Veterans there.
Miss Annie Morse of Royalton called on
friends IN town last Saturday, guest o.
Miss Ida Thatcher.
The lawyers say the coming term 81
Orange County Court promises to be one
of the shortest on record.
Mrs. Lula Tinkham has been assisting
w = s. Bnok the past week as the latter
was driven with job printing.
Miss Mariory Wheeler of White River
Junction visited friends in town last week
being the guest Of j. ID. Wheeler.
I'D. Denison attended court at Wood
stock last weekand goes this week to Chel.
sea to attend the Orange county court.
Regular meeting OF Beulab Chapter, No.
Is, Order of the Eastern Star, Thursday
evening, Dec. II, also election OF officers.
James A, Shedd, Esq, of Burlington
and Mrs. Dea. Wild of Royalton were in
town last week, guests of E. A. Thatcher
The members of Randolph Lodge, /. o.
o. f., Who attended the dedication OF the
new hall at Barre, report most enjoyable
time.
Rev. w. p. Bird of New York will spend
the holidays with friends in this place and
will hold services in st. Johns church two
Sundays.
H. d. Herman of Springfield, Mass,
was in town last week in the interest OF
the Masonic Fraternal Accident Associa-
ton OF Westford, Mass
G. ID. Sanborn has one of the cosiest and
most convenient houses in town and the
roof while an innovation in this town has
proved an unqualified success.
Clarence Mann is building big addi-
ton to his green house to accommodate
his increasing business. 1t will nearly
double the capacity OF his OUTPUT, OF
plants, etc.
The Mechanics Band room in Dubois &
Gays block has been finished off and
leased to Randolph Lodge, |. o. 0. F. for
their meetings. 1t makes very fine hall
for this purpose.
We are glad to note that creamery VIII
probably be established at West Braintree
in the spring 1t would be a great help to
the farmers in the upper end OF the valley
and those in Granville.
Bradford Raymond who has been Wis
itiDg friends in this vicinity the past few
days, returned to his home in New York
state Saturday. While here he was the
guest of Mrs. II. w. Tewksbury.
Rev. Mr.. Wilkins OF Bethel will hold ser
vices IN st. Johns church next Sunday
morning at the usual hour. There will be |
the full services, with sermon, followed by |
the celebration of the communion.
The U. s. Screen Mill is doing big |
business and has orders ahead for all they |
can do till next spring. They make the |
best goods in their line in the world and |
the new firm are making a great success
OF this business.
Jep Chadwick is one Of our noted fox
hunters, and none enjoy the excitement of |
the hunt more than be. For the past %
years he has been the leader in this famous
sport and the boys say he bagged his first
fox last week. Is it SO, Jep?
j. ID. Denison win go to Royalton next
Sunday to hold Mission Services in the
church there which has been
thoroughly repaired this season and hand
somely fitted up with new colored glass
windows, etc,
G. @. Beedle moved his family to Keene,
N H., last week where he is now located.
We regret to have this pleasant family
leave town. Mr.. BeedIe is the head of Bee
dies Orchestra of Keene, N. H., which, we
has already nearly all the en-
gagements they can fill this season.
Advertising pays. Frank Wood put a
small card in the HERALD but month a
go announcing that he had building stones
TO sell. He ordered it for a year but has
already secured orders for all the business
he can attend to and has withdrawn the
This also proves that the
building business will be large next sea-
son.
The following needs no comment from
us as it explains itself:
Whereas there has been talk about
note of thirteen dollars, given to II. Nj.
Miller as order, which have said that
did not sign. 1 now say that did sign
the note and desire to retract publically
what have said about it, and | am very
sorry for the trouble | have made Mr..
Miller and herein assert that his transact
ion with me was perfectly honorable and
understood at the time,
P. A. ANDERSON.
G. d. Sanborn went to Barre Friday ON
business connected with the job A. w.
" Sons are doing for the
Barre National Bank. They are getting
out the bank furniture and fixtures out Of
solid mahogany and it is the finest job of
WORK this nrm has ever done and when in
place the banking rooms of the Barre Ma
tional Bank will be the finest OF any in
the state.
The concert by the ArielThomas Com :
bination Monday night was very pleas ,
ing one. The singing by the quartet was
especially fine and the voices of the four
ladies blended beautifully. They were re-
peatedly encored. The finest solo was the
one given be Miss Mabel Mumler, in re-
spouse TO an encore. 1t was entitled "Lull- !
aDy BABY" and was very sweet. Mr.
Thomas, the humorist, captured the audi
enee on his first appearance, and was an
unlimited success, being called back three
or four times at each time he appeared.
Eleven numbers were down on the pro- i
gram, but SO heartily did the audience APP I
preciate the entire program that nearly 30 q
pieces were given.
Boyce, LETTERS & Penney is the name of |
The real estate firm at 1862 and 1874 LaSalle
Street, Chicago, that succeeds Boyce & s