Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-11-10
WEST RANDOLPH
Mrs. Jane Clough has returned from
Boston.

Nathan E. Pitkin is in Lempster, y. H.,
visiting relatives.
Geo. E. Ryder showed us live butterfly
that he caught Sunday.
IA. G. Wheeler spent Sunday in White
River Junction with his sons.
Angie King Of Mortified is visiting in
town, the guest Of Miss Angie Pike.
Cider is plenty this fall and sells for sc.
a gallon, BY the barrel, delivered.
L. E. Perry goes to Barre this week,
where he has position in grocery store.
Chas. Hurlburt OF Hanover, n. H., has
been spending few days with friends IN
town.
F. H. Hyde has purchased the trotting
horse, "Brayton," of Il. X. Brayton OF
Swanton.
Hermon E. Morse, who has been con-
fined to the house for several weeks,is now
able to be out.
Mrs. Abbie Bingham and Miss Ada Bur.
roughs have returned from ten days
visit in Boston, Mass.
| n. E. Hutchins and Mrs. E. E. Hutch
| ms of Boston were guests of Nj. and Mrs.
III. Nj. Dufur few days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Smith, who have
been visiting in town few weeks, have
returned TO thsir nome in Castleton.
Regular meeting of Col. j. B. Mead Camp
Sons of Veterans on Friday evening OF this
week. A full attendance IS desired.
Mai. J. E. Eldredge, well known in this
town, has been elected vice president of
the Vermont Officers Reunion Society.
That remarkable offer Of The n. Y. Trib-
une and this paper full year each for only
| 81 % expires Dec. LIST. Subscribe at once.
K. w. Morse has severed his connection
is stopping for the present in this place.
c. Ernest Sault started for Boston last
Friday. He has position with a large
wholesale hardware firm on Atlantic Ave.
If you want the New York Tribune and
this paper, both for full year for only
Sl.25, renew now. This offer expires Dec.
1st.
Quite curiosity in this place arrived
Saturday, in the shape of deer shot in
the Maine woods. II was the property of
Geo. l.. Spear.
The whist and poker season is near at
hand. The barber shops will close Tues
day and Thursday evenings at O'Clock
commencing Dec. 1st.
J. ID. Wheeler has sent to the Boston
Globe 300 guesses on the number of votes
that will be cast in New York for each of
the presidential candidates.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. n. Mccall and family
have closed their beautiful summer resi-
dence, ELM Cottage for the season and
returned to their home in New York City.
Mrs. d. S. Philbrick and daughter Jessie
OF Cullison, Kan, who have been visiting
in town for couple OF weeks, the guests
of MIR and Mrs. w. +. Lamson, return to
their home this week.
L. G. Tilson has had hattering offers
ON several firms for which he has been
local agent in this town, to act as travelling
salesman; but he cannot accept on account
OF sickness az home.
The Y. p. S. c. +. of Braintree Hill will
have an entertainment and oyster supper
at the town hall Friday evening. The
Ideal Male Quartette will be present and
will furnish music.
The o. E. S. will hold a sociable at the
residence OF n. l.. Boyden, Randolph Gen. /
ter, Thursday evening Nov. 18th. Yonng
and old are cordially invited to one of
their famous oyster suppers. Don't for
get the date.
Justice A A. Smith, }. d. Denisoa, Esq, /
and d. T. Dyer went to Brookfeid last (
Friday to attend court in the case OF Edw. /
Terrill VS.. Chas. Bannister AN action on a
promissory note in which the estate of the
late j. c. Dyer is interested.
f. f. Sault and Joseph sault have both
moved from their farms in Braintree TO
this village, the former into the house
owned by Mrs. Emily SAUL on Park St. I
and the latter to the farm Of Willard Mar
tin.
II you have not yet raked up the leaves
III your yard or in the street in front of
your home, do not delay but do ii imme-
diately. The neat, tidy appearance OF
village is one OF its greatest attractions
The Silver Cross Circle of the Kings I
vsft 4 HI
Tuesday Nov. 18th, at 2 80 p. m. The Kings
Daughters will also hold Ten Cent Socia-
be at Mrs. Whitten's on Friday even
ing, the 18th, at 7.30.
A first class Star bicycle, with roller
bearings to the big wheel and ball bearings
to the front wheel, hollow levers, fine sad /
die, in fiIst-class condition; been used but
little and is worth $50, for S25, rather than
carry over to another spring II cost sl25. /
This is bargain.
Mrs. Sam Bowman, who lives on Park
St., near Booths sawmill, had one hand
severely burned by boiling lard last Thurs
day. The flesh was fairly cooked, making
an exceedingly painful wound. DIR. A. c. (
Bailey was called and dressed it and she is
doing as well as could be expected.
Bible Day will be observed at the Bap-
fist church next Sunday NOR ming and the
S 5rmon and the services will be for the es-
boys and girls of the Sunday school are
cordially invited to attend and assist in
the singing and the responsive service.
Mrs. Granville Barnes sent Us bouquet
of "Five Weeks Stalks" that she picked
in her flower garden on Weston st. They
have kept right on growing and blossom
ing through the chilly weather thus far of
which, by the way, there has been but
little. There is nothing the matter with
the climate of old Vermont or of Ran
dolph.
A yoke of oxen belonging to Hale Flint
got away from the men, as they were driv-
ing them down town one day last week,
and they brought up in the ice house of
Chas. Lamson where they were shot by G.
l.. Martin Sunday. They had become so
wild and vicious that they could not be
handled.
Jake Ford was arrested last Saturday, on
complaint of {. A. Phillips, for assault and
battery, also for drunkenness. He was
brought before Justice Smith and Prose-
cutting Attorney J. ID. Denison Ford was
unable to procure counsel and Judge Mich