Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-03-31
Thursday Mar. 81. 1892
WEST RANDOLPH.

Miss Florence Brooks is home from
Wellesley College.
Marcus Peck of Brookfield was in town
Tuesday on business.
S. Carlton Clapp from Barre visited rel
aiives in town last week.
Miss Clara Dubois has been visiting
friends in Hanover, n. ii.
VIM. Mann has returned from a bust
ness trip in New York state
Mr.. and Mrs. A. f. Dean have returned
from very pleasant trip to Florida.
Mrs. Frank Griswold is at home again
for a short time from Hatfield, Mass.
George Mann and Laroy Mann of Dart
mouth College spent Sunday at home.
Walter Morse of Barre was in town last
week on visit to his many friends here.
Alexander Tatro of New Britain, Conn,
has been visiting friends in this vicinity.
Miss Mabel Myriclz from Wisconsin is
the guest OF her cousin, Miss Ida Thacher
Hon. James Hutchinson is expected
home from Washington, ID. g. this week.
Allen Flint was the first one who brought
new syrup into the market. He sold 1t
for soc. gallon.
Village meeting this Thursday even
ing to bond the village tor $1,000. Let ev
cry voter be present.
Robert Paine, Arthur Mitchell and Miss
Katie Paine OF Northfield have been Wis
iting friends in town.
Mrs. Mary Hodgkins has rented the
house now occupied by Mrs. T. Gerry and
will move this week.
Miss Gertrude Bickford has gone to
Boston to work in one of the largest mill
linery stores as Il thinner.
r. u. Dubois has had very handsome
and convenient hard work desk made for
his insurance business.
w. II. Du Bots and wife who have been
visiting friends in New York and Phila-
oelphia returned home to-day.
J. 3. Pond, one OF the respected farmers
OF Randolph died Thursday OF pneumonia
after an illness OF less than week.
Miss Addie Tanner and Mrs. Eta Wiley
Of Lowell, Mass, are visiting in town, the |
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Tanner.
Moses Holbrook and wife OF Maple |
wood, Mass, were called here last week to |
attend the funeral OF his father.
Amy one wanting to buy a good place
centrally located will do well to notice
Geo. Cowdery's ad in anoi her column,
DO the users of village water want
spring or brook water To use? Attend the |
village meeting this Thursday evening
We regret to learn that Geo. Cowdery
Will not return TO this village to live but |
wan make his home in Vineland, n. j.
DR.. II. II. Mcintyre was called 10 WASH
ington last week on important business
connected with thesugar bounty business.
The dramatic entertainment given by
the West Randolph Dramatic Club Friday
night was well attended and quite well
presented.
Miss Genie Lamb, who works for Judge
Rowell, was SO unfortunate as 10 slip and
fail down the cellar stairs Saturday night
sustaining some bruises.
The personal property belonging to the
estate OF the late e. IL. tracy was sold at
auction in depot square Monday and
brought big prices generally.
ALL Docs not licensed by Friday night
OF this week will be shot. You can pro-
cure license OF }. T.. Cleveland OF n. l..
Boyden. the seleetmen mean business.
There was an unfortunate accident at
the West Randolph Rife Range Saturday
when Charles Canpball had one hand IN
Jured by spent bali lying from the tar
get.
Remember the village meeting this week !
Thursday evening &C Z O'Clock sharp. The
question is wit the village vote 10 lake
water from the brook on the Wellington
farm and ifso to bond 5000.
The case OF Franklin Doton vs. Mrs. !
Chet. Bickford Tuesday before :
+. w. puutlis EoN.g OF W els hlNtf, nla@ltf l.,
in chancery. Huse and Denison for ora
tor and Boyden and Wilson for defend !
ant. case continued.
Mrs. Bickford has rented the rooms at 1
the north end OF Smiths block of W. W. {
Morton and will move her millinery stock /
into them. Frank Newton and Norman
Greene nave rented the front room now i
occupied by her FOR a ieweiry and fancy 4
gooas store.
49,. |
brother OF Col. K. j. kImhau, has been
appointed one of he Commissioners from
New South Wales, Australia to the Worlds {
Columbian Exposition at Chicago. The
blue blood OF ermont brings its sons TO +
the front, no matter where they may To- I
cate.
Remember the village nesting Thurs
DAY evening at 80 at the high School y
rccm. While there Is but little business
10 be done it is important anu the Water
commissioners hope there viii be a full 8
attendance. A school meeting will be u
held at the same place and time to take =
INTO this district the property and persons
voted upon at the last town meeting. n
Sunnyside Grove, owned by o. B. Child Il
Z DcLand, Fla, Is where the largest and a
inest oranges We ever saw come from -
Mr.. Child sent two or three boxes to p
riends of his in this, his native place, II
nd a few OF them found their way TO We
ditor's home. We had thought we had
cen large, luscious oranges before but We
lever saw the equal of THESE. pi
Grin Holbrook died at the home Of his
on, Edison L. Holbrook in Bethel, March "
1st aged IS years, 10 months. On account
# sickness in the family the remains were te
'rought to w. Randolph and funeral SER fe
ices wereiheld at the home of his son,
Roswell Holbrook Thursday afternoon, f. Ia
V. Hamblin officiating and the burial Ell
'aa in the village cemetery. He leaves
'idow and four sons. :
Il certainly pays to advertise IN the
IERALD. little over a year ago Dana's
arsapariila was not known here The ~
Ompany placed an attractive advertise ar
lent in the HERALD paying an extra ,
rice for a good position. The result is 9.
hat +. E. Evans 4 Co., who have pushed
ais Sarsaparilia, have sold in the past ,
,ur months over 600 bottles of this excel -
mt medicine and are starting in on new -, -,
ross while K. G. Morton has sold nearly my
much.
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