Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-06-11
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WEST RANDOLPH.
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Hon. James Hutchinson is attending
court at Chelsea.
Miss Carrie Haufier, who has had posi-,
tion as book keeper IN bostoii' ;Iinsss
home last week on account OF uns nin 10
of her mother. We understand tnal sue
does not intend TO RETURN
We call attention to the card OF Jonn
NJ. Brown in another column MT Dl1 WI
has had over 10 years experience III M puo
mess in Worcester and Boston, Mass,
with the best men in his profession anu nc l's
thoroughly understands the business ~
an it's details, Those wanting me Jop
done shonld see his work for Elliot Cush-
man ~ that on the James Mccall house on
Central st.
Dr TT II Mcintyre has returned from
his southern trip as has X. L. DUBOIS.
Miss Emma Ashley OF White RIVER
Junction was in town this week.
A CARD:-The ladies of the W.R.C. wish
10 exnress their thanks to the ladies OF the
w. G. T. L. for the beautiful flowers SO
kindly sent on Memorial Day
O. r. and o. E. Greene will go to New
York and Brooklyn on business trip the
last of the week.
Mrs. F. P. Twitchell and daughter Hat,
tie of stock bridge are guests OF Mr.. ana
Mrs. o. X. Greene this week
WANTED:-At X. G. Morton's Drug
Store. GO lbs nice, dried, sweet apples, Tor
which 15c per pound will be paid.
AFRO Lamson and family of Philadel-
phia will open their coy summer home,
fdleton Cottage, this week for the season.
Their many friendswill be glad TO welcome
them again TO Mr.. Lamson's native town,
10 which he has ever been true and loyal
son.
great mark down in millinery at
Z. NJ. BlCKFoRD's.
guy White sewing machine at a bar
gain of r. NJ nloAfohD'
The road from the North Village in
Brookfield to the Randolph line in Brook
field was never in better shape than 1t IS
this year, so parties say. Irving Abbott
was the highway surveyor who uid the
Job and TO whom the credit belongs.
The Argus in trying to make point a.
gainst the republican party has made IT.
self ridiculous by the misstatements in
the item relating to the change OF clerks
in the postoiiice. When W. b. Wall was
appointed postmaster Miss Mary Hutch
inson was and had been for years the pop
ular and efficient assistant. MIR. Wall Tor
reasons he deemed good and sufficient,
never offered her even minor position IN
the Office but hired democrat as MS as
sistant The first act Mr. Montgomery
did after being appointed, was to offer
Miss Hutchinson the position although
| Hon James Hutchinson worked against
Mr.. NJ. in the postoffice fight. He did this
because he wanted to secure the best SER
vice possible. Mr.. Hobart was retained
/ as long as he could be and his sister, Miss
Alice Hobart was hired only from month
/ to month. These are the facts in the case.
Why the Argus censures the present post
master for doing just what his predecessor
/ did can only be accounted for on the
ground that the memory of the editor OF
the Argus is extremely poor.
Children S Day at the various churches
will be observed, as usual, next Sunday
The services at the Christian churcf
will consist OF songs, recitations, etc.
"Sunshine and Song is the title OF th'
exercises which are To be held in the Bap'
tist church. II Will be replete with music
recitations, etc. The pastor, Rev. j. j
Cooper will deliver an address appropriate
to the occasion.
At the Congregational church service
OF an interesting nature will be held. Be
sides songs and Rotations Rev. Mr.. Har
dy win give short talk on, "Will yol
help2'
We were unable TO find out what would
be the character Of the service at the NJ
f. church bu; il is sufficient to say that !
will be interesting to all who may attend