Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-03-30

Henry w. Tewksbury is in New York
City on business.
j. w. Atwood and H. B. Salisbury were
In Canada recently.
Orlin Greene, who has been on the sick
list, is improving.
A. A. Niebaum OF Hotel Burlington was
about town the 2sth.
Misses Mary s. and Clara Dubois reach
ed home Tuesday.
Miss Winnie Foster is to work for Mrs.
Bickford this spring.
NJ. j. Wilson, wife and daughter were in
Granville over Sunday.
State Inspector of Finance VIM. H. Du-
Bots is in B~rattleboro.
The W. C. T. U. will meet with Mrs.
Willard Gay, Friday at 8 p. M.
Mrs. Chas. Montgomery and daughter
Kittie went to Bethel, Tuesday.
Mrs. Roswell Holbrook has returned
from a visit of ten days in Barre.
Miss Winnie Chadwick returned Tues
day from a visit in Claremont, N. H.
DR.. Wheeler from White River juno
ton spent Sunday in West Randolph.
Mrs. B. C. Briggs and son of Hartford,
have been visiting friends here lately.
Mrs. II. e. Morse is in Bethel, taking
LdiG Vi nCA nAOALCis ~ ID ctlAOuoAJ ~
There will be a regular meeting of the
o. f. 5. Thursday evening, March 3Oth.
The Misses Bliss OF Montpelier were
guests at w. 5. S. Bucks over Sunday.
Mrs. Laura Standish is in North Prom
fret with her daughter, Mrs. Penn Strong.
Mrs. Emily Bradley, mother OF Mrs. NJ.
j. Wilson, has gone to Mortified to live.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. Mayo, the parents of
DR.. John Mayo, are visiting him this
week.
Dan Coolidge has moved into this place
from Rochester, occupying the Cushman
house.
Last week, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Granger
visited their son, Carroll II. Granger, in
Barre.
o. II. Webster, who moved here lately
from South Royalton, is at work for Moul-
ton Brothers.
Miss Ada Stanton, the New York mili-
ner, is expected to return either Wednes-
day or Thursday.
Fred Bradish has gone into the tub fas-
tener business with his father, at No. s
Medford ST., Boston.
Mrs. Charles Nichols of Pittsburgh,
Penn is staying for a time with relatives
and friends in West Randolph.
The Silver Cross Circle of the Kings
Daughters will meet with Mrs. Temple on
Tuesday, April 4th, at 2.30 p. m.
The ladies of the Baptist church will
give a ten-cent supper in the chapel on
Thursday evening at Q O'Clock.
Regular meeting of Arcadia Lodge, /. O.
q. T., next Thursday evening, March 30,
at 100, in the G.. A. r. hall.
Mrs. A. J.. Kelly, who has been in poor
for soma time fell lacf Eotnr1av
while in the house, and fractured her right
hip.
There will be a sociable at the NJ. f.
church vestry Thursday evening. Baked
bean supper from six O'Clock on. All are
most cordially invited.
Edward Maun brought to Tewksbury
Brothers, Wednesday two pigs, 10 months
old, that weighed together sos pounds and
403 and 405 pounds, respectively.
At the indoor meet at Dartmouth last
Saturday afternoon, Willis t. Sparhawk
won the running high jump" clearing
the bar at five feet three inches.
Quite a valuable horse belonging to Ed.
Wheeler fell, while working in the woods
last week, and received such severe inju-
ries that it was found necessary to kill it.
Leon H. Sault found the first grasshop-
per OF the season Wednesday morning,
about the yard as lively as tho
IL were right in gr~asshopper time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman French, Orlando
Richmond and Mrs. Markham OF Wood
stock were in town Sunday to attend the
funeral of their uncle, the late Lauriston
Eugene Segar, who had been quite in,
e~ndeavored to resume work at the screen
mill last week but was obliged to give up
and has been sick With sciatic rheumatism
ever since.
Mrs. Bickford and daughter Gertrude
for Boston the last of the week, 10
visit openings aud to buy their spring
stock Of goods. They intend to be gone
about a week.
Mr.. Steele-brother of Emery Steele
who has been driving the stage from East
to Roxbury, has taken the con-
to drive from Brookfield to West
Randolph for S175, and will probably en-
ter upon his duties about July LIST.
The March numbsr OF the Postal Guide,
every month by the Department,
mentions, in the list of those offices rated
as excellent, which is the highest attain
able rank, only two in Orange county
he one at Bradford and the one at West
Randolph.
A special meeting OF Coli b. Mead Camp,
of Veterans, will be held on Friday
March 3ist, to elect officers to fiji
f~acancies and for drill. Brothers are ear
lestly requested to be present in order to
for annual inspection.
The st. Adams market report is as fol-
creamery, soc. dairy, fair to good, !!
3 to 2sc. dairy selections, % to PC; ba-
~ separator, 26c. baby separator, 5lb.
)oxes, &c. Market active at an advance
II fully one cent. Shipments not equal to
he demand.
Styles Mcmillan, a gentleman at the ad-
-anced age of 81 years, who was travelling
lone from Windsor TO his home in ST.
stopped over one train last Thurs
lay. He had not been here before since
The Fire" and had a great curiosity to
zee the new blocks.
DR.. r. r. Stimson, who came here from
Kansas about four years ago, has been so
constantly urged by his former patrons to
to Rhode Island that he has at last
TO grant their request. His many
in West Randolph will regret his
lecisIon exceedingly.
The VIC. T. U. have been instrument
al in securing the services of w. A. Lord
( Montpelier. the popular lecturer, and
re pleased to nou that he will give