Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-04-28
WEST RANDOLPH.
J. E. EIdredge was in town yesterday

J. E. Eldredge was in town yesterday.
A. H. Beedle recently lost valuable
cow on his farm.
Arthur Hunter of Windsor is visitin,
friends in town.
Miss Kate Connolly has gone to Rox
bury to teach.
Agar Carleton of Dartmouth Colleg
spent Sunday in town.
Maj. H. w. Hall of Burlington was il
town last week on business.
]. H. Lamson has moved into AFRO Lam
sons summer cottage, "Idleton."
Farmers have had big run OF sap thu
past week in the back sugar places.
Only 20 above zero Monday but the
weather is delightful even if a little cool
Geo. Hoyt is putting in the foundations
tor j. B. Eldredge's new house on Pros
pect Ave.
Frank c. Angel, who is attending thu
medical college at Burlington, was in
town few days last week.
A. A. Wainwright has commenced work
on the new house he is to build for Moses
Bagley on Highland Ave.
Henry w. Tewksbury has had his pleas
ant residence at the corner of Railroad
Ave. and Summer st. reprinted.
II. NJ. Miller spent Sunday in town.
His insurance business keeps him away
on the road most of the time.
j. B. Eldredge has returned from an ex-
tended trip through the south part of the
state in the interest of pensioners.
Rev. Mr.. Wilkins of Bethel held service
es in st. Johns church last Sunday and
preached very able sermon on the "Res-
direction"
The improvements on the interior OF
the HERALD Office will be completed this
week and we shall at last have an Office as
well as printing office.
s. ID. Hutchins is improving the appear
ance of his new home on Maple ST., by
building piazza across the front and
along the entire east side.
The Y. p. S. C. E. of the Christian
church will give musical entertainment
Thursday evening, May 9th. A full pro-
gram will be given next week.
DR.. Stevens of Bradford was in town
Tuesday showing up his wonderful Dem
tai Electric Vibrator by the use OF which
teeth can be extracted without pain.
The articles of incorporation OF the w.
Randolph Building Company are pub
lished in another column A glance at
them will show who are the men who
really desire TO see the village grow.
Mrs. r. p. Richardson has set the fash
ion this spring by being the first one to
have her house painted. She is an old la
dy but she is one of the most wide awake. |
The game OF ball last Saturday between
the High School team of Mortified and |
the Graded School team OF this place, re-
suited in victory for the Mortified |
team.
j. ii. Smith has purchased and put on |
the j. II. Lamson farm that he recently !
purchased one OF the best span OF work
horses we have seen in many day. They
are heavy dark bays.
Salisbury Bros.are building an extension
to their furniture factory. They are to
put in boiler of 1875 horse power and an
engine OF 100 horse power. This will
greatly increase their much needed power.
Attendance in the various churches on
Easter Sunday, Baptist 105, Christian go,
$50, Episcopal 40. No ser
vice in Methodist or Catholic churches.
Collection for Russian sufferers in the
different churches, Baptist, g, Christian
$50, Congregational $f5.1l. Mr.. Mont
yomery has also s1.00. Any other offer
ngs for this purpose will be received by
he ministers or by Mr.. Montgomery at
lhe postoffice.
Mrs. j. H. Smith, her son, Fred Smith.
wife and child and her father and mother,
Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley of Cambridgeport,
Mass. have arrived in town and taken
possession of the pleasant j. II. Lamson
arm just south of the village. They are
Ill very pleasant people and we hope our
'eople will give them cordial welcome to
'ur beautiful village. They have one of
he finest and best located farms in this
art OF the state and II viii make them a
most delightful summer home. I
We understand that four of the trustees
will decline TO be candidates for le-elec-
ion, viz, DR.. II. II. Mcintyre who win be t
obliged to be away most of the time, Geo.
|, Prince on account of his business and [
v. w. Morton and l.. p. Thayer who have /
erved two terms and think the honor /
hould be passed around. 1t is important :
hat good, sound, conservative men be Sc Z
eeted as their successors, and it is mat /
er that should be talked up before the
lilage meeting. DIR. II. IL. Mcintyre has -,
'een chairman of the board and very !
aluable man for the village and we hope
n equally good man will be chosen in his
lace I