Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-03-26
WEST RANDOLPH.
THURSDAY, MARCH 2e,lssi.
A big thaw the past week.

A big thaw the past week.
No sugar weather last week.
Will Snow is on the sick list.
Wagons are beginning to blossom out.
A. e. Neibaum was in Burlington last
week.
j. w. Gabrielle is soon to enlarge his
barn.
A. N.Culver and wife are visiting friends
in Barnard.
Luc'us Webb Of East Granville was in
town Saturday.
e. A. Thomas will close his store Fast
Day, Apr. 3, at 10 a. m.
H. Porter Smith of Cambridge, Mass,
has been in town.
N. w. McCollum and Geo. Bagley have
been on the sick list.
The Kings Daughters met with Mrs. f..
o. Hubbard Tuesday pm.
Miss May Thompson has returned from
her visit at Lebanon, n. H.
Miss Josie O'Connell of Bethel was in
town the first of the week.
We have sold 100 copies of Black Beauty
and still they sell like hot cakes.
Holman and Herrick have the outside Of
their new livery stable finished.
Eugene Williams has rented DR.. X. G.
Morton's new house on Weston Ave.
Miss May Thompson has returned from
visit with friends in Lebanon, n. III.
The w. G. 7. U. win meet at Mrs. Will
lard Gays Thursday, Apr. I'd, at p. m.
Mrs. Cortez Nutting of Littleton, n, H.,
is in town visiting her father, j. V. New
ton.
James Burt has rented the Vinton house
on South Main st. occupied by c. C.Whit-
ten.
Mrs. Chalmers, who has been with her
mother, Mrs. j. p. Cleveland, Jr., has re-
turred to Overhead, L. l.
X. Flint the representative OF Hancock
in 1888 and the popular postmaster of that
village, was in town Tuesday.
Mrs. Grove and son Frank were called
to Millers Falls, Mass, last week to at
tend the funeral of her niece.
l.. G.. Tilson is having great trade in
agricultural implements this spring and
farmers will do well TO read his adv't.
Mr.. Chas. Shriner and wife formerly
Miss wis Blanchard Of Montpelier)of Bos-
ton were in town Friday visiting friends.
: The Salisbury mill shut down a few
days last week TO make necessary repairs
and changes in machinery. Business has
been very heavy this season so far.
Regular Meeting of the Order of the
rs. All officers are requested to DE pres
ent.
Probably the heaviest load OF hay ever
drawn into this village was that on which
Horace Lane, employed by Luke Parish,
drew the reins. 1t weighed 4720 pounds
net.
H.. Porter Smith of Boston gave a fine
teraryentertainment AT the Congl church
Monday evening assisted by the choir and
ilafr t. 10. ~ ~.
society.
Bert Taylor who came here and did local
work for the Argus while last year, win
succeed Harry q. Dewing as editor of that
paper the last OF April. Mr.. Dewing goes
TO the st. Adams Messenger.
The Hennessy Bros who skipped their
board bill at Newton's and were arrested, |
tried and taken to Rutland last week are
wanted at st. Adams for breaking and en-
terlng house and stealing. They tried to |
make things lively at Burlington but
Sheriff Parish subdued their antics
A. B. Manchester & Son have received |
an urgent request and fiattering terms to /
send Solicitor to Kentucky to make the
season for 1891 which they promptly de-
clined as they brought him to Randolph /
to stay if possible at the head of the Val
ley Farm Stud Besides, his book is al
ready more than half full for the season
which must be made here.
James p. Cleveland, ST., celebrated the
S8th anniversary of his birthday Friday
Four generations were present. Mr..
Cleveland walks to the village, distance
of one half mile, every pleasant day and
attends The Masonic meetings regularly,
often going to meetings in various parts /
OF the State. He has been a member of
this organization over 80 years and stands
very high in the order. Who says Yer
mont has mt good climate?
The w r. Rifle Club held a practice
shoot Mch. Fl on its range for rifles with a
small attendance. Following are the
scores.