Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-05-05
WEST RANDOLPH.

L. p. Flint is fast re covering from his
recent severe illness.
Lucius Fowler has sold his New Mail
to Il. L. Holman.
Mrs. Dodge is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Bradford Tewksbury.
The Camp of Sons of Veterans will pre-
sent a drama here early IN June.
Justin Holman is building barn on
his lot ON Highland Ave.
Will Gabrielle is building an addition
to his house on Pleasant st.
Miss Lena SpauloIng has returned from
Chelsea Tor the summer vacation.
Geo. Champlain, clerk at the Red Lion
Inn, has New Mail Cushion Tire bicycle.
HIP. Hayes, for years the efficient nrst
constable OF Granville, was in town Mon
day.
N. w. McCollom had his hand severely
cut while az work In the Abbott mill last
Friday.
Holman and Battles have purchased a
fine matched pair OF horses for their hv-
cry stable.
s. V. Holman OF Boston is in town fin
ishing off his handsome house on south
Main Street.
j. H. Smith, Esq, of Boston spent sun
day with his family ON his fine farm Just
south of this village.
Judge Rowell went to Chelsea the first
| of the week TO attend the meeting OF the
Supreme Court.
Remember, services at st. Johns church
next Sunday morning at the usual hour,
| by Rev. Mr.. Caswell.
Chas. Alexander, formerly of Bethel,who
has been in the West for several years, IS
visiting friends IN town.
Proprietor A. q. Newell of the Wilson
House Bethel, accompanied by his wlie
is spending few days in town.
Mrs. Willis Paige, Mrs. Mark Atwood
of barnard and Mrs. Herbert Adams OF w.
Hartford were in town last week
Mrs. Will Flint was taken very sudden
ly and dangerously i'll last week but at
this writing she is little better.
Mrs. Nelson Williams, (aee Carrie
Briggs) and son of Ware, slass., ale yis-
iting her mother, Mrs. b. B. Chase.
Will the members of Arcadia Lodge, ].
o. q. T. meet at the residence of DIR. Gould
Thursday evening, May 9th at 100 p. M
We understand that o. B. Child has Of
fered his beautiful southern home at De-
Land, Fla, for sale, with view to return
ing north. q
Mrs. Clarence Ford OF Belvidere, H.,
who has been spending a few weeks here
visiting friends has returned to her home
accompanied by Miss Ida Battles.
Remember the services under the COM
ing evangelist are union services and all
Christians are expected, and all others de-
string to get good cordially invited to at
tend each evening.
The Normal School and West Randolph
High School will hold a public lyceum
with music, recitations and debate on
Protection in Dubois & Gays hall this
week Friday evening.
Frank Sault spent Sunday in Northfield. |
The editorial staff of this office are in
hopes that he will soon make "other ar
rangements" so that he can spend more
Sundays at home.
H. S. Smith has built very fine hem
house and is going to raise eggs that can
be broken with a half-bushel measure
when the eggs are placed on the floor. He
don't like the other kind.
1t is hoped that everyone interested in
st. Johns church will be present at the
services next Sunday as Rev. Mr.. Caswell
OF Toronto will officiate, with view to
becoming the rector of this parish.
The c. V. r. r. has issued a handsome
folder giving information concerning the
routes and rates to the Republican Ma
tional Convention at Minneapolis, Mimi,
June eth. The fare is $3.50 for the round
trip, sleeping CHI Tt'oO'
A mum Der OF citizens OF this place who
are interested in base ball met at the Red
Lion Monday night and organized ball
team. The people OF this town Will have
chance to see some interesting games OF
ball this season. One of the first games
will be with the dartmouth Reserves"
the latter part of this month.
Special union evangelistic services will
be begun next Monday night, holding the
first week in the Christian church under
the lead and preaching of General Evan
gelist c. l.. jackson of Brooklyn, \. Y.
Mr.. Jackson is not only an evangelist and
preacher ofextended and successful ex-
perience but is fine singer as well and
sings the Gospel as well as breaches It,
Two brothers Of f. A. shattuck, Charles
and George, spent Sunday with him at his
charming residence on South Pleasant St.
One is the head of the great manufacture
ing firm OF Geo. II. Morrill, & Co., Boston,
the largest ink manufacturers IN this
country, and the other, Charles, has sole
charge of the entire Pacific coast business
OF the same firm. The latter has not been
east before for many years. Both were de-
| lighted with w. Randolph.
Carlos Pratt, who was the builder of
Salisbury Bros first mill, has charge of
the big addition they are now building,
which will add about one third more TO
the capacity Of the mill and enable them
to employ ten 20 twenty more men. They
have been very crowded and obliged to
turn away mary orders. A brick boiler
house and chimney are also to be built,
and a i00-horse power engine ana still
larger boiler put in to furnish them with
sufficient power. Their business has in
creased very rapidly during the past three
years and the outlook was never SO good
as at present.
The Y. p. S. C. E. OF the Christian
church will give musicale Thursday ev-
ening, May S, 1892 at eight o'clock. Fol-
lowing is the program
PART FIRST.
1. Piano Duet, Selected
Misses Hastings.
2. Come where the Lilies Bloom,
Thompson
Mixed Quartette.
8. Solo, At the Ferry, Wellings
Mrs. Tewksbury.
/ D;ono Trio Marphp Triumnhal