Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-04-14


DR.. G. a. Wheeler of White River juno
ton spent Sunday in town.
Levi Erskine has lame arm caused by
playing with black Topsie, too much rope
Mrs Cnas. Ford has arrived in toE
from Fla. WeundersGand she viii reside
here.
Mrs. c. c. Written went to New York
Monday On visit to her mother and
friends.
Written and Temple have put in fine
ease ia their store for guns, rifles, fishing
tackle, etc.
Arthur Hunter has finished work for G.
E. Moulton and returned TO his home in
Windsor Monday
Maple sugar will be very high this
spring owing to the small crop. TO l2c.
il the price now.
Mrs. Bickford has an advertisement of
millinery opening in another column that
II Will pay voc TO read.
Regular meeting of o. f. S. Thursday
evening, Apr. IA. After the meeting re-
freshments will De served.
j. NJ Holman is building a shed for w.
I. Lamson in which the latter will store
material for his new house.
Mr.. E. p. Libbey of our town was the
successful tigurer for the New Hampshire
State Library at Concord, s1l7,000.
Rev Father Donahue of Mortified was
IN toSn Monday and Tuesday assisting
Rev. Father Lonergan in the Easter SER
wees at the Roman Catholic church.
There was fire started in DIR. Stimson's
kitcnun Thursday morning, that had it
not been discovered in season, would have
oQne serious damage.
II, NJ. Miller is meeting with such big
success ia his Insurance business that he
IS III devote all his time 10 IL
J. i Eldredge mas let the job for a new
t~o-story house on Prospect Ave 10 Go.
Hoyt and work VIII b. commenced at
once.
Harry Newcity OF this p!a e started fer
Bristol, Conn, Sionoay xhere he has a /
position as clerk IN large grocery store. |
ne VIII be greatly missed ny his many 4
friends here.
There viii not be any preaching service /
10 the Methodist church next Sunday 1
forenoon, Il being conferences Sunday. 4
sunday School a. the usual hour, Ep
worth League al 6 30 p. IA. sociabie
40 the parsonage next Tuesday afternoon
and evening, April 20.
Shut up your hens. 1t IS g fire for ev-
efy fowl allowed TO run at large IN this
village. ANY one can enter complaint.
At the regular meeting OF Champlain
lodge No, z, Knights OF Pythiss, Thursday
evening, 5. 81. Flint was elected vice
chancellor to NIL vacancy caused by resig-
nation OF Henri Eberlene Burlington
Free Press.
The "Silver Cross Circle" OF the Kings
Daughters will meet With Mrs. Spear at
tie Red Lion Ina on Tuesday, Apr 18th
AZ 230 p. m.
Ed. Kelley of Birmingham, y. V, one
OF the most successful furniture designers
and statesmen in the country. visited his
father, A. j. Kelley recently.
W. H. Dubois has sold house lot on
Highland Ave, TO NJ. o. Bagley and be
WIN at once commence the erection OF a .
NICE cottage for home. This makes the
third house to be built right away in that
vicinity. {
Or. Ii. H. Mcintyre started for san
Francisco, Cal, Tuesday to be gone a {
month or more. He goes at the instance
OF the United states 10 prepare evidence
IL the Boring Sea case.
Saturday afternoon at 2 O'Clock is the I
time and Bovden & Cleveland's Office Is
the place where the democrats will hold
caucus To decide whether Atkins or anti
Atkins delegates shall be elected. ,
Mrs. B. b. Chase and Bonnie c. Chase
Misn 70 thank an their neigbbors and s
friends who 50 kindly assisted them DUR I
ing the sickness II B. b. Chase, ESQ. h
Henry Stone from Windsor has been @
visiting Mrs. l.. 5. MORAN, his cousin the
past week. Mrs. Morian aud her mother.
Mrs. Hall recently moved to this place
from Windsor
Geo. Cowdery Of Vineland n. j., is in
town this week and is closing up his az s
iaiss preparatory to leaving town. His I
housenoid goods are TO be sold at auction {
N depot square Monday at 10 o'clock
Frank A. Trask of Bethel showed >
20 rtff Id
days ago sired by Richelieu, which tipped
! be scales at Go lbs. and he thinks the 5
Bethel listers had a fair opinion Of him by
their APP aisal.
in the suit OF II n. Harwood Us. the :
village OF West Randolph for water and
water rights taken by the village the Su-
preme Court has just decided that the viii e
age should pay harMood 5000. This set h
ties the matter for all time.
Comrades will please remember Post n
on Saturday night, the 18th. as
action viii be taken in regard TO attend
ance upon National Encampment at @
Washington, d. c. in Sept will those .
who cannot be present inform the Adiu-
Iant by postal or otherwise il they con-
template going. III
another child of soldier of the Revolu- 81
ron Is Mr. ). T. Cleveland OF W. RAN
iolph. His father, Stephen Cleveland of
Bethel served in the Revolutionary army
md received pension for the service for ly
several years. He well remembers his
yreat uncle, Roger Huntington mention er
d in last weeks HERALD. &C
Carroll Mum has bought of the estate
II Henry Newton, late of West Randoiph. "A
VI, the standardized stallion colt, Excel
~ Leicester, PIT Ia, dam Roxy by DAN III
e. Lambert. Roxy has taken more pre-
NUNS, il is said, than any other brood n
mare IN Vermont. She is the dam OF Miss -
Roxy, 2.3l Ia at four years old: also ~
New England, which took first premium !,
t the Vermont state fair and breeders y
Meeting in 1891. Brandon Union.
Very few attended the caucus at the Cen n
er Saturday. None were present. il is ~
aid, from the East part OF the town. The
delegates elected are as follows: to the
tate Convention, J. B. Adams, H. p. Ri a,
ord, j. II. Hebard, j. F. Mead. ID. II tn
iorse, Geo. j. Prince; Alternates. J. q oi
iebard, z. ). Hall, G. D. Sanborn, n. 81