Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-11-03
WEST RANDOLPH


S. e. Thayer has returned from visit to
Barnard.
J.A. Boswell of East Randolph was in
town Tuesday.
Fred Bryant was on the sick list the
first of the week.
Lemuel Richmond has his new block
ready to plaster.
ID. E. Cooling has purchased Howard
furnace for his house.
Sc. Holman and H. E. Smith have re-
turned from trip to Highgate Springs.
Nearly all the Boston excursionists
have returned and all report GOOD tlme'
The report of the Supt. of Education
has been received. Better late than never.
1t is, however, a good report.
DR.. r. G. Morton is to have his house
warmed by hot water, and the men are
putting in the heater now.
Had the fire at st. Johnsbury burned
one or two blocks farther, Henry Good
rich's store would have been destroyed.
A large force of railroad men has been
at work this week, changing the switches
in the lower part of the railroad yard.
]. b. EIdredge is making rapid progress
on his new barn. He is now Comfortably
settled in his pleasant and commodious
house on Prospect Ave.
Robert Parker has nearly completed the
carpenter work ON Geo. Tempt els new
house on Prospect Street and has done
first class job. The house has been paint
ed by Frank Phillips and looks very pref
ty.
The grading around the new Screen
Mill has been completed and the heating
apparatus is being put in this week. 1t
is thought that Messrs. Atwood and Burt
will be able to start up next week. full
account of the mill will then be given.
The Redpath Lyceum Bureau, under the
auspices of which Henry W. Tewksbury
lectures, is the oldest, largest and most
important in the country. They have re-
Gently sent us some very fine printing,
advertising Mr.. Tewksbury's lectures,
which for the coming season are "Ihe
Championship" "The Stll hunt, es-
terday and To-day"
CIV. Writers, Esq. OF st. Adams was in
town and settled most of the claims for
damages, arising from the Richmond IL
liston accident Eddie L. Sault set
tied for 800; Joe Harlow, for sl75; Geo.
Hutchins, for $40; Mr.. Hayes, for 80.
We understand that the railroad has set
tied nearly all the claims, arising from
this sad accident. Mr.. Rice, the engineer
on the first section, or regular evening
train. that pre- .eded the ill-fated train,
WAS IfIeQ at Oh bhN
manslaughter, on the ground that he ala
not properly notify the freight tram men
at Jonesville that train was following
him with right of way. He was acquitted
The trial of Conductor Stewart and Engi-
neer York of the freight train is set
later.
f. L. Bass has oil meal and Cleveland
linseed meal for sale-cheap, for cash.
f. L. Bass wants car load OF fat hogs
Monday, Nov. IA.
Don't forget to remember that the n. y.
Millinery Store has the largest line OF
trimmed and untrimmed millinery, OF any
in town.
The New York Millinery Store is the
place to get the most stylish hats at lowest
prices. Come early while we have a large
assortment.
Frank P. Morse left a file on the big
nlaner at the Abbott Mill Tuesday and
when he started up the machine the file
was thrown out, striking him in the left
hand, between the thumb and forehnger,
entering the flesh nearly three inches and
inficting a very painful wound.
The first snow OF the season covered the
ground to the depth of about two inches,
Wednesday morning.
Arthur b. Drake picked a bouquet OF
flowers Wednesday morning in his gar
den. What is the trouble with tine climate
OF Vernon? II is all right.
Buy Rubber Goods Of Thomas,
An elegant Deep Cape Gossamer, Water
proof, browns and tans, only s3a Thomas.
One lot Of odd sizes and kinds in La
dies Waterproof Circulars at about hall
price. THOMAS.
Mrs. Chase is attending the annual
meeting of the Ladies' Auxiliary of the
Episcopal church at Chester this week.
The weight of mails handled at the West
Randolph postofice for the thirty days
ending Oct. 20, was II ,093 pounds-the re-
suit OF an official Weighing which is or
dered once in four years to determine the
compensation of the railroads for trans
porting mails.
Mrs. John Mcbride has applied for a
divorce from her husband, on the ground
of intolerable severity and non-support.
Mrs. Halves, son and daughter OF Berlin,
also Mrs. Hawes' mother are spending the
week in town, the guests of l.. G. Tracy.
Miss Della Sault is spending the week
with friends in White River Junction.
Mrs. Money Wirts, 1901 Caroline St., Bal
timore, Md. thus gives her experience:
awe have used DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
and have never found its equal for our