Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-04-28
WEST RANDOLPH.


The Railroad Commissioners are in ses-
sion at the Red Lion Inn as we go to press
taking testimony in relation 70 the acct
dent on the lower railroad crossing where
by AFRO Adams was so severely injured.
States Attorney Pickett OF Bradford is
in town attending the hearing before the
Railroad Commission.
The remains of Mrs. Sylvia Cobb, who
died in Springfield, Mass, at the residence
OF her daughter, Dec. 9th, will be brought
here for burial on Friday, April 18th. The
burial will take place on the arrival OF the
afternoon train from the South.
The services will be resumed at the Old
Church on Braintree Branch next Sunday,
MAY LIST, at 230 p. m. and will continue
through the summer. The pastor OF the
Baptist church, Rev. Mr.. Robson, will
preach.
Don't forget that they show variety in
trimming at the New York Millinery
Store.
The question in this village is not, 'do
you love your neighbor as yourself?p but
do you love your neighbours chickens?
There is a woman down on School Street
who says that she has been tried-and
found wanting, during the past week.
Were YOU in it? In what? In the dust.
What dust? Why, dust up in the hall
Monday eve that was left over from the
democratic caucus.
The time OF blowing the weather signals
is to be changed from O'Clock in the
morning to 2 p. m. This will give the
forecast Tor the SO hours following, that is
for the remainder OF the day and the next
day.
For SALE.-30 tons pressed hay.
3w q. A. WHITING, No. Randolph.
Rev. A. j. Hough of Montpelier will de-
liver lecture in the Methodist chapel on
Friday evening at So'clock, on Odd Fellow.
ship. He comes under the auspices OF
Randolph Lodge OF Odd Fellows and this
date is the I'D anniversary OF the founda-
tion of the order.
Mrs. ]. w. Case OF Boston returned to
her home April 26 after being here four
months keeping house for her father, Mar
tin r. Flint. The past ten days she visit
ed her sisters, Mrs. Blodgett and Mrs.
Smith, of Randolph. Her father and
brother are at Mrs. Blodgett's for the pres
emit
Chas. Kimball OF Bellows Falls is in
town visiting his mother, Mrs. II. H. Kim
ball.
Willis Barnes has been on the sick list
for the past few days.
Quite a delegation from this place at
tended the Mary Howe concert at Mont
pelier last week, and few witnessed the
"Country Fair" at that place Monday
night.
New lot sam'l Ward Co. Stationery just
received at Bucks.
The finest stationery as well as the
cheapest at Bucks, 10 Merchants Row.
INKS. Davis, Sanford's, Stafford S, Car
ter's and Moor's, all c ,lors, at bucks.
Boston Post, s pages contains news three
hours later than Other Boston da lies, only
1c., at Bucks.
NANrED.--Two girls to work in private
family. Good wages and good home TO
the right parties. Apply to
2w Mrs. A. b. FRENCH, Hartford Vt.
At the Cong1 Vestry Thursday evening
at $50 supper will be served in Past and
Present style.
We are sorry to say we can furnish no
back numbers OF this paper. The list has
increased so fast since We began "Prin-
cess" that we are short every week.
Use Stockbridge Vegetable Manure on
your garden. Z. l.. BASS.
Box Papers at half price to close out at
Joslyn's, SOC. boxes for Csc.
Five quires good Commercial Note paper
for only l0c. at Joslyn's, or 35c. ream.
Pm in il.
WANTED.-An apprentice 70 learn mil
linery at j. ID. Mitchell's.
Cut prices on patent medicines at
Greene's fancy goods store, Smiths Block.
To LET.-Nice tenement for a small fam
lily. WIN BASS.
Young pigs for sale cheap. Luke Parish.
Merchants ORGANIZATION.