Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-03-10
Thursday Mar. 10. 1892
WEST RANDOLPH.
The sleighing went fast last week.

The sleighing went fast last week.
Great weather for sneezing colds.
viii Bean spent few days in town this
week
Ell PtIkin of Boston was in town last
week.
A. o. Spaulding of Barnard was in town
last week.
The annual Militia Muster this year will
be held at Montpelier.
viii Moore OF Boston is in town visit
ing friends and relatives.
G. c. Harvey and DIR. Huntington OF
Rochester were in town last Wednesday.
Vacation this week and the members OF
the graded school are enjoying themselves.
Milt Chadwick and Andrew j. Curtis
have bought out /. ID. Litchfield and will
push the business.
The insurance adiustors were in town
last week and promptly adjusted the loss
on the u. s. Screen Mill, allowing $3.50.
Mrs. w. l. Chalmers of Riverhead, NY,
was in town over Sunday with her moth
er, Mrs. j. p. Cleveland, Jr., who is sick.
Frank Stiles has fine horse in "Aris-
tos" three years old, that weighs 1920 lbs
Manchester & Sons have the handling of
him.
The Sunday School of the First Baptist
church OF West Randolph, will give con-
cert next Sunday at the usual hour OF
morning worship.
Frank Sault went to Barre Saturday
night to see the great war drama. "The
Drummer Boy" which the s. v. boys CON
template giving here.
j. l.. Battles has hired Geo. Barnes to
work for him in the Red Lion Livery Sta
ble,and will have the hotel connected with
the stables by telephone.
At the last town meeting in Brattleboro
largest vote cast for any officer was 1853
IF the listers. At the town meet
'ndolph the largest vote cast for
vas 3l1. Nothing seems to be
-. O. with Randolph.
member of the leading firm handling
the product OF the U. S. Screen Co., was in
town this week, aud told the members OF
the company that II they would start he
could assure them of all the orders they
could fill, etc.
About 25 members of Vermont Lodge OF
Odd Fellows OF Montpelier came down on
Friday p m. and worked the four degrees
for Randolph Lodge. A large number OF
new members were initiated. After the
exercises fine banquet was served at God
ing's parlors.
Capt. J. T.. Eldridge OF Warren is here
attending to his very large and growing
pension business He has been in Wash
ington some two weeks and finds that per-
SOnal attention TO the interest OF MS cllentS |
besides being a great advantage over cor
respondence is often more satisfactory TO
the pension Office. Washington Despatch. !
w. w. Morton has bought out Miss |
Maud Haskins and is having the room oc-
cupied formerly by Geo. p. Hardy for
clothing store, and later by Mrs. 5. l.. |
Gladding, fitted up for clothing and fur \
nishing goods. He has leased the room
formerly occupied as an office by THE
HERALD to Mrs Bckford, for millinery |
store.
II is reported that Elmer Ford, son OF
the late RIOS. Ford, who lives near Ford's /
crossing in Braintree,w was taken by party |
OF roughs one night last week and par
tally tarred and feathered. The details
are very meagIe, but il seems from what
we can hear that the boy was not so much
in the wrong as his prosecutors, and as he
is not over bright the action OF the roughs
is universally condemned.
An artist is wanted by the Worlds Fair
Commission having the requisite taste and
skill TO design an attractive exhibit of vt,
maple sugar. No space will be assigned
by the exposition managers until defirif
amount of room is asked for and plan 81
mitted showing how II is to be occup
Any suggestions bearing upon the ma
will be welcomed by III. III. Mcintyre,
ecutive Commissioner, West Randolph, VI
The w. r. Rifle Club held a shoot Mch.
9th at their range. Weather conditions
bad. Following are the scores. 500 yards
CreedmoOr target