Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-11-26
PERSONALS.

PERSONALS.
Read our Thanksgiving page on the in
side of the HERALD.
o. R. Blossom of Royalton was in town
last week.
Chairman Baldwin of the Republican
State Committee was in town last week
and made us a pleasant cali.
The G. A. r. had very pleasant supper
at their hall last Friday night and realized
a good sum of money.
DIR. Bailey has been to Northfield every
day the past week to see Wesley Spencer,
principal of the Mortified High school,
who has been very i'll with Inflammation
of the bowels.
Guy Wilson was in town last week Sur
veying for Frank Copeland.
Mrs. G. w. Morrow's father and moth
er, A. p. Whitmore and wife and her sis
ter, Mae from Urbana, H., are visiting at
the new parsonage.
Rev. Il. A. Bishop of Montpelier preach
ed two very acceptable sermons at the
Christian church Sunday, Nov. 10.
Id. Denison and family will spend
Thanksgiving in Royalton.
A large amount of poultry was shipped
from this station the past week, but not as
much as in some former years.
c. S. Hall who purchased the York
farm on the road to Chelsea, has improv-
ed it wonderfully since and is making
farming pay in Vermont. He kept u
cows, horses, about go sheep on the farm
last winter. 1t contains III acres OF ex-
cellent land and is very pleasantly situat-
ed.
John Bates and Miss Hardy OF Ports
mouth, n. H., were in town over Sunday,
the guests of ]. r. Bates and wife.
Will Wright has closed his house and
gone to Barre to stay two or three months
where he has good job.
Mr.. Shepard OF the Shepard Family
made us a short call this week. The FAM
ily gro ut their home at so. Royalton TAX
ing short vacation and preparing new
programme for the winter. They visit
this town soon,
The Remenyi Concert Company sang in
the Boston Theatre one night this week
to great audience.
Nell Olmstead mas moved his family to
Fitchburg, Mass, where he has an eNcei'
lent situation.
Edward Kelley OF Binghampton, N: n,
was in town over Sunday, the guest OF MS
father, A. j. Kelley.
Thanksgiving services win be held at
the M. E. church Thursday at lO.3O a. M.
Will Gourlev and Henry Harper are do
inc big lob of mason work at Williams
town. The last house built there this sea-
son had 30 applicants for It as soon as II
was started.
Maurine Thayer is sick with light at
tack Of pneumonia but is doing well.
Madame Hardy is improving slowly.
George f. L.ackey of East Fairfield, VT.
general merchant, has decided to locate
here apdsis moving his stock of goods
here this week. He will occupy the mt
large store in j. II. Lamson's block OF
Merchants Row, Just east of the Moses
livery stable. He comes here well recon
mended as being desirable citizen
]. w. Atwood has returned from his ou'
mess trip.
o. s. Bond, ESQ, prominent banker
Toledo, Ohio, and his estimable wife hav'
been visiting friends in town, the guest
Of Mrs. II. w. Tewlzsbury. he was ce
lighted to find West Randolph such
beautiful town.
The.New York Central r. r. expires
robber was captured in Washington, VI
last week. He had hired out as a farm la
borer.
Steve Cushman has finished an elgh
weeks job of mason work at Bethel an
returned home.
The long expected rain developed Mon
day.
Inc Mig ltdaH htCAc WIZ NO.
Mrs Willard Martin on Tuesday, Dec. Is
at 2.30 p. m.
The high wind Monday night did yer
little damage around here, but in Wash
ington. ID. c., Penn, n. Y, and oths
parts OF the country it dio great damag
W. II. Martin and wife of South Roya
ton were in town this week.
FoR SArF:-A pair of good work oxei
Will weigh thirty hundred or over.
NOAH CLARK, Randolph, VT. 3wp
To Iet:-Furnished rooms. Enquire
]. F. FOWLER.
H.W. Tewksbury left last week on
lecture tour that will take him out in
Michigan and return. He will only
here two days between now and Chris
mas.
The iron bridge for Ayers brook on F
est street has arrived and Will probab
be put in place this week. It is built
the r. F. Hawk Co. of Springfield.
Mai. J. E. Eldredge was elected mer
Der OF the newly organized Vermont Cor
mapdery Of the Loyal Legion, which W
held in Burlington last week
John L. Shaw Of Bradford, represent
tive of the Kendall Folder Co., as
town Tuesday.
A. Messer, Master of the State Gran
was in town this week.
Cortez Nutting and wife were in TOW
this week, the guests OF J. v Newton.
\. o. Snow of Amherst, Mass, was
town on a short business trip this week.
The meat markets will close Thanksci
ing day at II o'clock
The ladies Of the n. E. church win no
their annual sale and supper Tuesday q
ternoon and evening, Dec. 1st.