Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-12-22
West Randolph Locals.
the grand CONCERT tonight.

The sleighing has been quite poor the
past week.
Miss Elsie Powers returned from Boston
last Saturday.
j. e. Eldredge and wife were in Warren
over Sunday.
F. w. Sault ana wife spent Sunday with
friends in Northfield.
G. .Moulton left Monday for New York
to spend few days.
Mr.. Harry Allen of Wells River is visit
ing friends in town.
i'String" Young from Barre is spending
few days in town.
Miss A. A. Hood of New York is the
guest of c. f. Moulton.
Miss Annie Dubois is confined to the
house by sickness.
Business is very good at the new screen
mill of Atwood Il Burt.
Mrs. Daniel Paine of Austin, Mimi. is
visiting at F. w. Sault's.
Miss Alice Stevens of Hanover, N H.,
spent last Friday in town.
County Commissioner Emery has APP
pointed E. L. Evans liquor agent.
Chas. Gabrielle is confined to the house
with the prevailing distemper.
Paige Harris OF Mortified was the guest
of Al. Fowler last Saturday,
Gilman Chamberlln is spending his va
cation in New York City.
Mr. and Mrs Chas. Abbott were in Call
ais, VT, few days last week.
Geo. Temple is moving into his new
house on Prospect Ave. tins week.
Remember the grand concert this even
ing at Dubois q Gays han and go.
Miss Electa Fish is at home from North
field to stay through the holidays.
A. n. Culver has had Richardson &
Boynton furnace put into his house.
Rev. Dr. Harris is visiting the people of
st. Johns and Grace churcnes this week.
Rev. V. M. Haidy exchanged with Rev.
w. 5. Hazen OF Mortified last Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. Il. T. Sault are in Lynn,
Mass, for two weeks, visiting their chill
dren.
The Graded School is not in session this
week, 1t being the annual Christmas va
cation.
Read Chattanooga" and ask your
neighbors TO subscribe. On trial three
months for Doc.
Miss Badger, assistant teacher in the
Graded School, is quite Ill with the pre-
vailing distemper.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Written are spend
ing couple weeks in Stamford, Conn,
and New York City.
Maggie Cannon finishes her labors at r. |
t. Dubois this week ana will return to |
her home in Winooski.
Miss Grace Sanford is taking vacation |
of two weeks. Miss Alice Hobart is taking |
her place in the postofiice.
The Silver Cross Circle OF the Kings |
Daughters will meet with Mrs. Martin ON
Tuesday, Dec. 9th, at $50 p. m.
Mrs. L. A. Gibbs and children OF w. X.
junction We're in town over Sunday,
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Terry.
ID. Il. Dyer has rebuilt one OF his large
ice houses and has commenced filling them
with ice which is very nice and clear.
A. w. Tewksbury d. Sons have taken a
contract TO build large residence at York
Cliffs, Me-, for New York gentleman.
A. l.. Morse was severely injured one
day last week by a piece OF an IRON ring
striking him on the pack, just below the
shoulder.
The State News, Campfire Notes Literary
Notes, and the local news of Randolph,
BrainJree, Granville, ETC., will be found on
the second page this week.
Wyckoff, Seamans and Benedict manu-
OF the Remington typewriter,
gave $4,000 for the first Colum bian half
dollar issued from the mint.
About fifty members ofthe o. e. S. held
2 sociable and supper al the residence of
ii. w. Smith, on Summer ST., last Thurs
day evening. All reported fine time.
A water pipe in the hotel sprung aleak
Sunday and before the water could be
shut off the store of Julius Lamson was
pretty well flooded but no serious damage c
vas done. /
The horse show played to small houses
lere both nights. The prize of IS in gold c
or the best essay on "horse" was won by G
Miss Bertha Hayward. There were three [
I
The G. E. societies held Whittier me-
MORTAL service in the Christian church last
sunday evening, at the close of which a
lnion praise service was held, conducted q
~ Mr.. Harrington.
Notice Samuel Bass advertisement on l
econd page. Few men have been in bust
less in this town longer or have made
,etter record for square dealing and uni [
ormly low prices.
We are agents for the new Franklin
typewriter, the latest, simplest and best
tandard machine. Anyone thinking of :
etting one will do well to call and see
he working of the one here.
We are crowded with adv'ts this week
md should have run extra pages the same
. Aaob WSCh Oub, unfortunately, form oil
ype was pied so we have had hard work :,
o get out the regular paper. v
Responsive and praise Christmas service p
Till be held in the Baptist church next :
unday evening at the usual hour. The 4
unday school, as well as older people, are
ordially invited to attend and partici- =
ate.
Mr.. George l. Ford of Braintree and
Hiss Emma Reed OF Brookfield were unit
d in marriage last Wednesday evening,
Dec. 18th, by Rev. Seward Robson, at the
esidence of Mr.. Eugene Wardner on
chool st. o
S. M. Flint bought AZ lambs of Stearns ID
hutchinson which averaged 81 pounds
ach. They were as fine a lot of lambs as e
as been shipped from this place in long {
Ime. Mr.. Flint is bound to buy the best
here are.
Galen B. Fish from the Detroit Train =
og School of Elocution and English Lit
nature will give reading in Dubois and 9,
lays Hall Dec. 18th. Tickets will be on i
ale at Bass store next week. He will be
a Rochester, VT, the 9th NJ