Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-11-19
WEST RANDOLPH.

WEST RANDOLPH.
Mrs. M. Z. Warrington was in town lasi
week.
Lawyer C. NJ Davis of Mortified was il
town last week.
Calvin Robinson of Montpelier was in
town last week.
Honey and biscuit supper at G. A. r
hall, Friday evening.
Master Philip Turner Salisbury is the
honored guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Salisbury and arrived in town Tuesday.
The many friends of Martin l.. Wash
burne were pleased to see him return from
Alaska safe and sound last Friday.
julius Gladding died at Barre Nov. 18th
aged 45 years. The funeral was held yes
terday and the interment was at Plain
field.
Nice large Providence River Oysters,
35c. at the Red Lion Inn market.
Miss Lura Montgomery is learning the
printing business with W. S. s. Buck.
A car of choice apples just arrived at
Lamson d Tilson's.
preach at the Baptist church next Sunday.
KEN Kom, the great coal saver. Try a
package at Lamson a. Tilson's.
1
pointed Thanksgiving Thursday, Nov 70.
Have you tried Cottplene? II not, do SO
at once. You can get it at Lamson a.
Tilson's.
We regret to learn that Gilbert Tilson,
an old and esteemed citizen of this town,
is very ill.
Call at Lamson & Tilson's, "a Main ST.,
and you will find the best line of the
choicest groceries to be found in town.
j. B. Eldredge was called to Warren last
Friday by the serious illness of his moth
er.
WANTED.-50 young fat hogs in about
two weeks and two weeks later another
lot of so; in the month of January 200 are
wanted. E. l.. BASS.
The Womans Relief Corps was inspect
ed last Wednesday by Ann +. Goss OF
Chelsea.
Order your Thanksgiving candy of God
ing Nut and fruit candy, salted almonds
all pure and fresh.
The Central Vermont will sell special
round trip tickets good going Nov. 25-6
and to return till Nov. q at fare one way.
Our oyster stews please all.
WANTED.-Dry or green foot wood.
j. w. GABRIELLE.
Everyone is cordially invited to call and
see Mrs. Blanchard's beautiful display of
new goods.
School closed in dist. no. IL Nov. 6.
Those having no absent marks during the
term were, Clara Bean, Edith Campbell,
Bessie Mudgett, Mark Mudgett, and Eth
ell Sargent.
Myrtle E. WALBRIDGE, Teacher.
George Wood has just received car load
OF choice No. l, Apples from New Hamp-
shire. Anyone wanting good apples can
now get them. He has genuine Greetings,
Bellfiowers, Baldwins, Northern Spy, etc
The General Manager for Vermont of
the covenant Mutual Benefit Association
OF Galesburg, ILL.,, the largest Odd Fellows
Life Insurance Co., on scientific insurance
plans, in the world, was in town most of
the week. He has appointed Mr.. ii. NJ
Miller of this place special agent for this
section. We understand that the Compa-
ny has among lis members the most prom
inent Odd Fellows in the State, who high
ly recommend it, The company takes
risks outside the order on five Odd Fell
lows reference.
The W. c. T. U. will meet with Mrs. Ee.
f. Lewis Wednesday, Nov. 25
All members of the Order of the Eastern
Star are requested to be present at the reg
ular meeting, also sociable, Thursday
evening, Nov. 10.
Mrs. May Lamb has returned to her
home in West Somerville, Mass
We are glad to see Elliott Cushman out
again after serious illness with bilious
fever.
:. DR.. Morris has returned from hist trip to
New York and can be found again at his
office at the Red Lion Inn.
= +. 5. Putnam, Esq, of Barnard was in |
town this week on business and made us |
pleasant call.
Mrs. A. o. Spaulding and daughter OF
Barnard were the guests OF Mrs. A. N.Cul-
yer last week.
American Press Association Of Boston was |
in town last week and made a pleasant |
call at the HERALD office.
Chas. Thurston has erected a handsome
street lamp in front of the Christian
church.
The fall term Of our Graded School will
close next week Wednesday. The winter
term will commence Monday, Nov. 3O,and
at the time OF the holidays the longer va
cation will be held, the same as last year.
This arrangement seems to give general
to all interested.
There was a good deal OF excitement on
Central Street Friday night and Saturday
morning over the chastisement of Young
lad by his father, Albert Carpenter. JUS
I'm Mouiton and Henry Allen came along
IN season 10 interfere and stop what might
have been very serious matter. The bow
L is said, had been throwing stones thro'
windows, breaking glass in street lamps,
'tc., and the father, in attempting to cor
'ect him, evidently lost control Of him I
elf.
The Wardens OF the Episcopal church I
viii pay reward of five dollars for the ar I
est and conviction of the boys or persons S
sho broke the glass in the windows of the
hurch. About two years ago several dol
ars were paid out one summer to repair /
he glass broken in the church windows 7
nd the wardens think it time such bust 4
less was stopped. 5
There is law against the shooting OF 7
uns, rifles or pistols within the village l
units, and the fine is q for every viola a
ION. We call attention to this as one ~ a
he hands at Princes Mill had an expert y
nee last week that caused his hair to rise. n
lie was walking along with can in his q
and when he heard a bullet whiz and =
ne can was hit, the ball passing clean ?
trough y. complaint was made to the Il
'uStees that several hove s.,a~o = .-.-..s--~ ii