Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-06-09
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Fred Arnold is secretary OF the Windsor
County Board of Underwriters, instead Of
the Windsor County Rating Board, as was
stated in previous issue.
Some of the female help in the shoe shop
are getting from IS to 80 per week.
A bear was seen in the woods just back
OF Henry Ponds last Thursday. 1t was
said to have been large one.
Work on the superstructure of the new
town hall viii be begun next Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. j. P. Marsh and daugh-
ter, Miss Laura, visited in Barre last week.
Miss Florence Adams OF Northampton
is visiting at her fathers, W. r. Adams,
on a two weeks vacation.
The Ladies' Guild Of the Episcopal
church met at NJ. G. Safford's Wednesday
of this week.
Some low lived miscreants, said to have
descended on the mothers side from the
Vandals and Cloths and on the fathers
from the Huns, have been sneaking in the
shoe shop and cutting the leather, etc.
Suspicious point toward certain individ-
uals who will do we'll for their own good
to refrain from similar acts in the future.
Roy Wheeler has been promoted to be a
passenger brakeman.
Mrs. Jason Chadwick and daughter An
ME are visiting at Winchendon, Mass,
with Mrs. Beckman, daughter OF Mrs.
Chadwick.
The brick walls OF the Cong'l edifice
seem to be destined to m axe trouble as
last Monday while Adam Maynard was
assisting in tearing the walls down for re-
moval brick fell from the upper portion
of the wall, striking him on the head am
{ ret ChinO him epusPlpsg for aN lille.
The Society of CHRISTIAN Endeavor will
hold lawn party at the residence OF Mrs.
c. c. Stearns next Wednesday evening.
Mrs. E. F. Wilson has just received
new lot OF ladies' and misses corsets, in
Guiding black sateen corsets for misses.
She will be pleased to show them to any
one.
The more advanced members of the pri-
mary school and those of the intermedi-
ate department are to give a graduating
exercise at the Bascom House hall on this
Tuesday evening.
T. B. Richardson OF Lynn, Mass, whose
wife is forelady OF the Bethel shoe shop, is
spending two weeks vacation in town.
d. W.Bliss made business trip TO Mid
dlebury last week.
A. L. Stearns visited friends in Bellows
Falls last week.
l. R. Adams OF Middlebury spent sew
eral days at his fathers in town last week.
Daniel Davis OF Northern Iowa is spend.
ing some time with his sister, Mrs. James
Davis.
The baccalaureate sermon for the grad
yates OF the graded school was preached
in the Universalist church on Sunday
evening by the pastor, Rev. Walter Dole.
Music for the graduating exercises OF |
the graded school, held Friday evening in |
the Universalist church, will be furnished |
by the Burlington Glee Club.
]. j. Wilson is confined to his house by |
illness.
Clarence Chadwick is to move into H.
II. Gilson's house at once. Mr.. Gibson
and daughter will board with him.
A. P. Hunton has the frame up for his
new barn.
Chester Foster is building a new barn
for 0. n. Stoughton in Royaiton.
R. S. Morse has been suffering from a
relapse from humps.
Landlord ellison OF the Bascom House is
putting another story on to the house
which will give him 20 additional rooms.
c. G. Ainsworth OF Salem, Mass, was at
his summer home in this village last week.
Mrs. A. L. Stearns gave the village
whist club party on Thursday evening
Of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Graham visited in
Hartland and Ludlow last week.
new hard wood floor has been laid in
Bethel Mills, very much improving that es-
adjustment.
The republican caucus to elect delegates
o the state and district conventions, is call
ID for Saturday afternoon, June is at Up. m.
You can save Is to 25 per cent OF your
purchase money by buying OF r. S. Adams
Boss watch case.
At the last business meeting OF the Y. p.
J. e e. cordial votes OF thanks were passed
D the vestry and rector OF Christ church {
nd the committee OF thu Universalist |
hurch for the use of their respective {
hurch buildings, the one for the societys I
Veekly meeting and the other for the lect- {
re course. '
Tax payers are hereby notified that the
own, highway and other tax bills voted =
the last annual March meeting are now
! the hands of j. g. Sargent, town treas :
rer, and that SAID taxes are to be paid
ithin ninety days from June s 1892. =
j. ]. Wilson has been quite sick but is 4
ow improving. +
Prof. Lord of Dartmouth college gave d
is lecture, on The Famine in Russia, last o
/
inject in manner both instructive and n
Il
Rev. G. w. Morrow, pastor Of the Chris il
an church at West Randolph, will preach p
r the Congregationalists next Sunday at b,
p. m.
Clinton Reed is at work for J. H. Waldo
! the freight depot.
Who are the "white caps" that the Bur- c,
ngton Free Press tells OF in special de- %
atch from Bethel dated June 6? Ii is
range that Bethel people have not known u
ore about them IL they have been carry ="
e on as the article named would infer III
Fred Manley of Sharon was in town
st Monday looking at the Wilson House A
operty.
Mrs. Anna Dayton of Kansas City. Mo-,
prominent Christian Science lecturer and A
scher and Mrs. Marvin Parmenter, of n
'chester, visited at A. A. Soper's several A,
US last week.
ATE OF OHIO. CITY of TOLEDO,
LUCAS COUNTY A.
FRANK j. CHENEY makes oath that he