Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-04-21
WEST RANDOLPH.

Alton Hubbard is repairing his house.
! Ernest Tracy is working for J. II. Lam
1 sou.
Lewis Sault is seriously i'll with heart
trouble.
l.. p. Norton of Bennington was in town
Monday.
] Miss Mary Stimson of Montpelier spent
/ Sunday in town.
Bertha Manney is to teach the school at
| West Braintree.
A. a. Niehaum OF Burlington was in
town Thursday.
J. B. Wells sent two nice horses to Prov
idence this week.
Lucina Saxton is teaching the village
school at West Hartfor,.
Moulton Bros. shipped carload of Jer-
sey stock to New York Friday.
Mrs. Nat Ripley died at her fathe. IS
home Wednesday morning.
L. d. Wheeler of White River Junction
was in town Thursday.
Geo. Cowdery's effects sold at big prices
in depot square Monday.
S. NJ. Flint will take potatoes Thursday,
Friday and Saturday.
r. E. Wyman is in Greenfield, Mass,
this week on insurance business.
Lyman Hutchinson has just sold a nice
colt, sired by Richelieu. Price 5000.
S. c. Thayer OF Barnard is in town, the
guest of his daughter, Mrs. A. n. Culver.
NJ. L. Chadwick goes next week to the
Copeland Medical Institute OF Boston, for
treatment.
j. NJ. Atwood and F. E. Wyman have
much improved their residences By the
setting out of a fine row of shade trees.
w. II. Dubois and r. j. Kimball have
purchased the tlagg farm near Beanville,
IS acres for $3.50, and taken possession.
About five hundred people visited the
millinery opening at Mrs. Bickford's last
week and many pronounced il the finest
display seen for years.
L. H. Goodrich has sold his house on
Highland Ave. now occupied by Willis
Barnes and W. +. Davis to Melvin Church
of Randolph for $1,000.
Regular meeting of w. r. Grange April
%. All who We're notified to be present
April 9Th and were MT, are requested to
be present at the next meeting. Sec.
Our people will all be glad to know that |
the conference has returned Rev. mr. 1
Hamblin for another year. He is one OF |
the ablesl men ever stationed mere by the 1
M. y. church.
Jennie and Louise Perham, aged re-
spectively seven and fi,e years picked a
lot of nice Mayfowers in Braintree April |
18th. What Is the matter with old Yer
mont? She is all right.
l.. II. Goodrich has finished work at the
Abbott Mill where he has been employed
Tor twenty-six years. He will spend lew /
weeks in +. Barnard and Pomfret then
will 20 to Massachusetts.
Easter Sunday was observed at all tine
churches with more elaborate services
md exercises this year than ever before,
md the floral display was especially line
It all the different houses of worship.
AT the o. U. A. M. fair at Newburyport,
Mass, Apr. 18th, the prize OF a solid gold
)in for the handsomest baby was awarded
o Gernald Bradford, son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
!. 5. Bradford, formerly of this town.
We are TO be highly favored with rare
reat in the way OF a tirst-class minstrel
how at Dubois q Gays hall next Monday ,
vening, April rs. The famous Luciers ,,
ninstrels are coming and will appear in ..
ne OF their refined, laughable and highly
leasing entertainments, introducing an
funny program. See adver- ,
isement and small bills for particulars.
he New York, New Hampshire and Yer
lont types speak highly OF them, inolud-
ng the Burlington Free Pressan Rutland
lerald. Tickets at Bass jewelry store. a
The following scores were made by I
members of the w. h. r. c. at their range Y
lpril 18th. The weather was very unfa-
orable for good scores: