Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-01-29
WEST RANDOLPH.
Quite a thaw last week.


Geo. Crocker is quite sick with pneu-
monia.
Miss A. A. Smith is quite i'll with cry
sipelas.
Mrs. Gould has been quite sick for the
past week.
Q. M. Ford of Rochester was in town
last week.
H. NJ Dufur was in Bradford last week
on business.
Mrs. f. L.Faneuf OF st. Adams has been
visiting in town.
DR.. Curtis went to Hardwick on bust
ness trip Monday.
Miss LILA Hubbard of Rochester spent
Sunday in town.
Mrs. James Burt has been quite sick for
the past two weeks.
Charlie Cushman has been on the sick
list for few lays.
Mrs. Louisa w. Bass is sick at her home
with e. L. Bass.
There was a union meeting at the Bap-
fist church Sunday eve.
Six couples from Gaysyille took dinner
at the Red Lion Inn Saturday.
Christian Ladies Aid Society meets with
Mrs. Frank Mann Thursday p. IN.
| Clestic Stevens has moved to Beanville
and viii work for Warren Bean.
Chas. Stevens who has been sick since
April with dropsy is improving.
Rev. Mr.. Hamblin is soon to move to
the Hubbard house on South Pleasant st.
Miss Mabel c. Tilson will commence
the spring term at the Randolph Normal
School.
Mrs. s. B. Spaulding was called TO Barre
last week by the serious illness OF ner
brother.
Quite a number of the boys attended the
ball at the Rochester House, Rochester, last
Friday night.
Levi Grout and wife Of Morrisville have
been visiting in town. the guests OF A. j.
Huse and wife.
"Ned" Tewksbury and Laroy Mann of
Dartmout College were at home the last
of the week.
The Y. P. S. c. L. of the Cong1 church
will hold sociable with Carroll Granger
tonight (Ihursoay.)
Miss Mary Dean OF Boston who has
been visiting her uncle, A. E.Dean, return
ed home Wednesday.
Baptist Sociable at Deacon Holbrook's
Thursday eve. Refreshments served by
'rhe Kings Daughters"
The w. c. T. U. win meet at Mrs. Il. p.
IldSbluk On Gu Oth az ~
clock. Friends are invited.
Mary d. Tilson who has been teaching
in Brookheld is spending her vacation
with her mother at r. l.. Bass.
Miss Edna Cushman, book-keeper and
cashier at Jones Bros, in Burlington, has
been spending few Gays at her home.
There will be a special meeting OF Whit
ney chapter k. A. M. on Monday evening
next A full attendance OF the Compan-
ions is desired. Per order.
The entertainment by Prot and Mrs.
Starr at the Christian church vestry, Mon
day eve, was a very good one, but the par
ties being unknown here the attendance
was small.
Miss Electa A. Fish OF Concord, N. H.,
has been OBLIGED by sickness to return to
her home, accomps MED by Miss Lora
Hutchinson who has returned TO Con-
cord.
Monday D. m. book OF pressed "Cali-
fornia Moses done up in newspaper was
lost on the street. The finder viii confer
a favor by leaving the same at the post
office or at VIM. Wallis house.
Remember the Hosemen's Ball Friday
evening and be sure and go. II you do
not dance help the boys by buying tick
ct. Remember the village pays IFS fire
boys nothing, that this is volunteer com
pany, and every citizen should do his
part.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gardner Brewer are in
town on vacation. lie has been pro-
NOTED TO have charge of the branch store
of the firm OF Horace Partridge a Co. in
New York and Mr.. and Mrs. Brewer go
there from this place to make their future
home.
Lydia II. Dean who spent several weeks
ha fall wit n her a "a Dam dtaH
in haywood, ILL.,, Jan. 8, OF pneumonia.
A. T.. Dean, accompanied by his brother
G.. ii. OF Boston, attended the funeral and
brought the remains to Weathersfield, VT,
for interment
The lecture by Henry w. Tewksbury
last Friday night, "The Championship, u
was listened to by large and delighted
audience who pronounced it by far the
best lecture he has ever delivered here. 1t
was scholarly, instructive and very inter-
esting and his delivery was very effective.
A good sum was realized for the pipe or
gan.
The whist party and ride to the Wilson
House, Bethel, that was planned for this
week Friday evening will be postponed
one week ON account OF the Hosemen's
Ball. Tickets on sale until Monday next
at f. E. Evans and Co.'S. drug store. Any
one invited to the Maplewood party is in
vited to this supper at o'clock, 10 min,
% seconds.
We quote the following from a SPRING |
field, Mass, paper. "The King Of the !
snow path is w. A. Bagg's sorrel PAGER.
He is Hambletonian, with long grace |
full stride, and has not yet been beaten. |
He is truly surprise to horse fanciers."
This is the PAGER Judge Nichols raised and |
that N. M, Draper sold to New York par
ties last fall.
The following scores were made Jan. Is |
at the w. r. r. Club Range, 500 yds:
Eugene Holman, 5455555 1856 5-49
ID entry, 555 553 8 5-4B or 95 |
Geo. Walker, 445455545 5-46
I'd entry, 554543544 4-f3 or SO |
j. w. Ford, 4455 8 545 5-47 |
I'd entry, 4 5 5 4 8 442 5 4-43 or 90 |
A. f. Dean, 444454 43-31 /
I'd entry, 5 5 8 8 4 sd 5-46 or 81 |
N. Niebaum, 445445 5-44 |
I'd entry, 1855 $50 2-4O or S4 |
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