Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-11-09

pelier, Monuay.
Mrs. A. B. Fish has returned from her
trip to Chicago.
Miss Mary Crandall has returned from
her soiOurn in Sharon.
A. z. Carleton was at home from Dart
mouth college over Sunday.
l.. b. johnson, editor OF the Noithheia
News, was in town last week.
Mrs. Laura Standish went Saturday 10
her new home in North Pomiret.
A. Niebaum, proprietor Of the Hotel
Burlington, was about town Saturday
Miss Eugene bancroft left Randolph,
Friday, and returned TO New YORK Guy
Dan Morse of Mortified is clerking IN
the dry goods store OF Mr.. Il. A. Ihomas'
Mrs. e. E. whitney of Brattieboro has
been visitor at Norman Greene thls
week.
Miss Harriet Angel commenced Mon
day to learn typesetting IN the HERALD
Office.
saturday, Mr.. and Mrs. Bennett Of East
Tilton, n. H., were the guests oi .. =
Moses.
Korab I.szelle and wife of White River
Junction stayed over Sunday at j.. M. AT
woods.
The annual meeting of the State Grange
will. il all probability, be held in West
Randolph.
During the past week, Charles Whit
ten vent 10 Stoughton, Mass, for stay OF
several Gays.
The family of w. + Lamson Will not oe
able TO occupy the new residence on fros
pect avenue before spring.
Alnba Messer of Rochester, master OF
the itate G.anre, was in this place the znd
inst, and again on Monday
Leonard Hutchinson reached home Sat
nrday after trip 20 Cnicago, handolph,
Wis. Detroit. Milwaukee and Montrea.
Mrs. julius Hebard, who has been
spending a little time with her brother III
Providence, r. l., came home SATURDAY
PhiIander Chadwick, who was taken
very i'll last Thursday night WIN memoir
rhage Of the stomach, is gradually lmproV-
ing. :,
w. F. Barnes, the photographer, Is
building an addition TO his sluulo, anu
his addition is to be used for printing
room.
Henry Tower Of Spencer, Mass, for
nier resident of this place, stopped mere
last week on his way from Chicago,to WISH
j. w. Hale.
Al. Reed, travelling from his home In
St Felix. p. O., to Boston, remainef mere
10, a few days last week as the gu ISL OF
LYMAN Hutchinson.
Mrs.J. w. Carleton and her sister, Mrs.
q. p. Nelson, returned Saturday night
: They spent most OF the summer in parts
Of Iowa and Minnesota.
Editor and Mrs. L. p. Thayer have been
victims OF the prevailing distemper, whlcn
is going about like roaring non, oeNour
ing whomsoever comes in It's way.
Mrs. Carrie Coleman has finished hel
, NJ A, I'D oaa n Rat bel. lleeBDl-
! her 18th, to take charge OF the lntermedl
i ate department OF the graded school.
A sewer has been laid on Randolph ave
y nue. from A. II. Beedle's residence 10 tn
y pipe on South Pleasant street. May tn
y good work go on until there isn't ces
= pool left in the village!
e Hugh Grove has rented the upper tene
ment in A. S. Kings house on Soutl
Pleasant street, and the present tenants
Z Albert f. Grover and family, are to NOV
u veiy soon into their new home on High
a land avenus.
Is Will Wright left this place last Thurs
D. day for Brown Corner, Canada, lie wa
s. accompanied by his sister-in-law MIS-
: Alice Gorha and by Grace Gornan
:, whose father, Vim. NJ. Gorham, charge
ID with setting an incendiary lire, is Tor IN
: present confined in Chelsea jail, await
p ing trial.
at The repairs on the Smith block have nc
j. been DELAYED. Seventeen days after Tn
is work was commenced, the roof was Q
$ and the herald force and n. w. udai
the ieweller, had moved back into the
:. respective quarters on the lower moo
ry Yesterday. Drew a. Leonard, tue druggis,
at commenced to move their goods back int
~ the room occupied by them before the mr.
~ ~ At the Ministerial association and III
or worth League convention held in Whit
=. River junction last week, 1t was voted
al have only one more session OF the assoc
m alton during the year, and to meet at YVES
n Randolph in February, the exact time
IL be fixed by the committee on programn
- THE revision OF the constitution and by
~. laws resulted in changing the name frol
81, the Springfield to the Montpelier distric
y, and in making the pastor OF the churc
where u ASSOCIATE n is held, an EXOTIC
member Of the committee on programme
he At the election of officers for the Epwort
n League, DR.. A. c. Bailey was made men
Us Der OF the executive committee
ak VIII. spooner, general manager OF Il
be New England Advertising and Stamp NJ
ms chine company, who has been engaged
tn selling stock for the company, in this vi
O. lage, went 10 Springfield, Mass, Satul
he day. Toe stamp machine is still at Jol
be lyn's, swallowing nickels and turnin
er out, for every nickel, an envelope COL
Of tanning five cents worth of stamps,
SO blotter and several advertising cards. II
en- company claims that with 1000 machin,
of in operst on il can pay 32-per- cent div
dend on the capital invested. At presen
IA it has located and in operation 200 mi
~ chimes, each Of which averages 10 sales,
he deliveries, day.
ge The interest manifested in the More
10. Cure at Woodstock is considerable, and
nv branch institute will probably be forme
+. there soon. Considerable stock has a
bn ready been sold. The w. c. T. U. hi
IL subscribed literally, and the members, 70
he lowing the example of the West Randoll
We union, are soliciting a fund to aid persoI
,er who wish to be cured OF the liquor hab
ID. but are unable to pay the expense. II
nd Woodstock Standard is OF the opinic
o. that the more moderate rates for trea
its ment and the fact that patient may col
re tinue his daily avocation while una
nd treatment, give the Morrell Cure tellI
ew advantage over the Kelley Cure. tt
IS Standard is undoubtedly right.-Brattl
its boro Reformer.
is Dana II. Morse, overseer Of the po>
ay went to Rutland lately in response to
be notice sent him by the overseer of Il