Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-02-12
WEST RANDOLPH.
Thursday, Feb. II, 1891.

Miss Bertha Mcintosh is suffering from
toDsilitis.
Flint & Flint shipped carload OF nice
oxen Monday.
Dea. Horace Howard visited friends in
Rochester last week.
&C. A. Allen and r. Crosse OF Rochester,
n. H.,were in town Saturday.
Fred n. Whitney of the Burlington Clip
per was in town Saturday p. m.
There is to be a whist party at the Red
Lion Inn Friday evening of this week.
Some improvements have recently been
made in the interior of Sc. Johns church.
Rev. Mr.. Atwen OF Rutland will hold
services in st. Johns church Sunday, Feb.
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John AverilI has rented the Hes. Smith
farm in Bethel and will move there in
March.
The Nashville Students gave very fine
entertainment last Tuesday evening to a
large and delighted audience.
In another part of this paper will be
fonnd advertisements OF a farm for sale
and another to rent. Both good places.
The young people enjoyed a pleasant
party at the residence of II. W. Tewks-
bury on Friday evening" Some 30 we're
present
1t is quite a coincidence that Randolph
stands fourteenth OF the DAB towns in the
state in population and also fourteenth as
to grand list or valuation.
N. L. Boyden, e. o. Hubbard and Chas.
e. Abbott attended masonic meeting at
Bradford last week. The Opinion speaks
very highly of the work they did.
Mrs. II. c. Soper has been suffering se
verely from bronchial asthma this winter.
DR.. Grinnell of Burlington has been treat
ing her and she is more comfortable,
The Edison Improved Photograph will
be exhibited in Dubois and Gays Hall
Monday evening for the benetit OF the
Sons of Veterans ofthis place. All should
see IL.
The Feb'y number OF "Eyery Month, !"
the bright little church paper issued by
the Cong'l church, is out and is very in
terestipg and especially valuable to all in
terested in that church
Hes. Smith has bargained for Inc Hinch-
er place on Church ST., with A. A. Brooks,
ESQ. of Bethel, the administrator of the
estate of Mrs. O. Hincher. We under
stand the price to be paid is s225o.
Mrs. b. f. Chadwick had serious fall
and ruptured large artery in her back
which caused profuse hemorrhage. She
has been in critical condition for several
days but at date is slowly improving.
Miss Caroline c. Moulton made mis-
step and fell down stairs at the Moulton
homestead Tuesday forenoon, breaking
her right arm between the elbow and
shoulder. DR.. Morris was called and re-
duced the fracture. Her many friends
wish her a speedy recovery
A. b. Manchester & Sons have refused to
take 5000 for their FLY Cobdena,7 IL mos.
old: she took the first prize at the State
Fair last fall. She vas sired by Golden,
hs by Daniel Lambert out OF their mare
Belle by Don Giovanni, and also last Sat
nrday booked eight mares TO be bred to
their horse Solicitor 1925 the coming sea-
son. Does good blood pay or not?
The White River Union of Christian En-
deavor win hold its next quarterly meet
ing in Windsor, Feb. 10Th. Afternoon
session at o'clock in the Baptist church,
and the evening session at O'Clock in the
Cong'l church. Rev p. Mcmillan, State
President, will give an address and the
whole meeting promises to be one OF great
interest. A large attendance Is urged
The PEws to be put into tine Congregs-
tional church are now being made at the
Tewksbury q Abbott mill They are of
birch, with trimmings Of the same. and
will be fully up TO the standard OF the fine |
work for which this firm isnoted. In this |
as in other particulars the contractors bave
done better than they promised. They are
KlNlHS Inc DpNicN1 CutlItAy htN tcNof anu I
that OF the finest order, instead OF putting
down the old. The credit and honor OF
this change belongs jointly - all the par
ties engaged In doing the work and not a |
lone TO Mr.. A. b. Tewksbnry as implied In |
report OF the annual meeting in Every |
Month.
Geo. Spear and wife made many very |
warm and devoted friends while they lived |
in Montpelier. Thursday night thirty |
four of the leading business men OF that
place accompanied by their wives, came
down on the evening train and enjoyed a
right good time at the hospitable residence |
of lfr. Spear on Randolph Avenue, return 1
ing on the night train. Among them were
Col. Fred Smith and wife, Hon, Charles |
Dewey, A. ]. Sibley and wife etc, etc. It
is entirely unnecessary to say they we're
entertained In handsome style, and all are l
ready to come again. The following even |
ing there was n very pleasant whist party /
at the same place in which the friends Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Spear who live IN this town \
took part.
The following scores were made on the l
W. r. r. Range Jan. 3lst. Condition 500