Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-03-12


Miss ona Day is slowly regaining her
health.
Tdw Pierce of Rochester was in town
,.lt week. the guest OF j. g. Ashley.
W., II Martin is suffering from an in
49,, If the head received few weeks ago
hen he was run over by his horse.
The Sons Of Veterans organize this week
Wednesday
Geo. Doubleday has returned from Brat
tleboro.
Mr.. Thos. Prindle is recovering from his
recent injury.
III. Durkee is confined to his home by
sickness.
Mr. Frank B. Cilley, Advertising Agent
1.-THE c. V. r. R. was here last Wednes-
Sav soliciting accommodations from the
farmers and others In the vicinity for city
boarders during the coming summer. He
secnred places for over 20 boardeIs.
chester Pierce of Rochester has moved
here. locating in the tenement adjoining
md a part of j. G. Ashley's house.
Mrs. Dewitt is recovering from her re-
cent illness.
O. Belknap and wife visited at Chas.
Blacks s, East Barnard, the first of the
week.
Harry Whipple is to open the Cottage
Hotel as soon as the rooms can be put in
order.
Potatoes are selling for 70 and so cts.this
week.
Frank Lyman will receive the engine for
his lumber mill this week and will have 1t
in running order as soon as possible.
Mr.. Abbott, manager of the shoe factory,
=. -
the time Of commencing the next seasons
business, which is quite unusual for shoe
manufacturers.
There was large attendance OF soldiers,
ladies' of the w. r. G. and citizens at the
IInion Memorial Service last Sunday. Rev.
Mr. Ramage preached the memorial SER
mon and Rev. MIR. ellis conducted the
opening service. The theme which was
very ably presented was the courage, her
oism and fidelity to duty, the characters
tics of Admiral Porter and the enthusias-
lie patriotism and loyalty to the Union of
Gen. Sherman. Misses Lizzie and Nellie
Adams, Grace Martin and Mrs. Erva Sar-
gent rendered a fine quartet entitled
Their sun shall no more go down." at
the close of the service.
Those having local items, legals and 9th
er notices or advertising OF any descrip-
ton for publication in the Randolph Her
AID especially the WHITE RIVER HERALD
edition, will confer a favor by handing
them in to M. j. Sargent on Monday of
each week and not later than Tuesday A.
NJ. Bills due for the White River edition
and club exchanges, legal notices and local
Advertising are payable to the agent. Nj. j.
SARGENT at So, Royalton.
There were 80 pupils enrolled in the pri-
mary school. One moved in town at the
] II Al - l. IL ton oNa
29 1-3. The following pupils were not abb
sent during the term and the first four
mentioned not during the last two terms:
Persis f. Leonard ,Bernice Reynolds, Ber
tina Reynolds, Jennie Simonds, Lester r..
Ashley, Harold Fish, Isabel Martin, Mary
Morse, Lee Simonds, John Swanson.
The Grammar School closed Feb. %.
Whole no. OF pupils 10. Those having no
marks were Winnie ellis, Don Mcintosh,
Arthur Tenney, Perl Church, Josie Wynne
and Albert Stevens. Those absent on ac-
count OF sickness were Leon and Edith
Skinner, Celia and Katie Wynne, Emily
Foster, Minnie Metcalf, Nellie Adams,
Ina Farnham, Thomas Bosworth, Annie
Abbott, Willie and May ellis, Maude Me
Intosh, Warren Tenney, Ralph Soper,
Josie Swanson, Oracle Davenport, hollie
Bingham. Those who passed 100 in final
examination were Minnie Metealf, Fred
Sargent, Leon Skinner, Ralph Soper. Those
above 30 were Arthur and Warren Tenny,
Don Mcintosh, Celia, Josie and Katie
Wynne, Edith Skinner, Annie Abbott,
Ina Farnham, Myra Sargent. May ellis
spelled the school down the last day.
HATTIE CHURCH, Teacher.
The Shepard Family will give concert
at the Cong'l church Friday evening, the
18th, by invitation Of the citizens who
viii give them benefit.
The selectmen have established the high
way districts in town taking the old dis
trict lines for the boundary, with survey
or for each district.
Waldo and Doyle have between 700 and
700 thousand feet Of logs in their mill yard
to saw.
The third selectman elected at town
meeting was NJ. M. Whipple instead of IL.
Whipple, as reported.
Elk Gov. Pingree was in the village last
Saturday on business, as referee in case OF
Coy VS.. Doyle.
Fred Cowdery who was taken i'll at the
time Of his fathers burial is better.
Dr. Fish is to have rooms and office and
board with Mr.. Harry Whipple at the
Cottage Hotel.
NJ J. Sargent has added a new and com |
plete assortment of speetacles and eye
glasses to his stock.
Mrs. Bridgeham, fore lacy Of the stitch |
loom, is quite sick with the prevailing ep- |
idemic.
Smith g. Parhhurst kindly offer the use |
O their fine costumes for entertainments i
given here for public benefit.