Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-10-19
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pentry work for John Nichols Of Bar
re.
c. II. Perry has just sold a building
lot on Quarry street to Charles Nixon
for 800.
Mrs. Orrin Simons of Barre visited
her brothers, George and James Beck
EFT, last Tuesday.
Rev. |. P. BOOTH of Mortified will
preach at the Universalist church next
Sunday at 1890 a. M.
Mrs. c. Il. ingalls, has been visit
ing her friends in West Randolph and
vicinity the past week.
Engineer o. f. Stebbins has taken
his position AT the throttle afteran alb
sence of several weeks.
Charles Houston engineered the
Barre and Williamstown train during
O. f. stebbins' vacation.
"Chris" Elliot has pocketknife
in his possession, and the loser will do
well TO interview Mr.. Elliott.
w. B. Poland and son Loren Of
Waitsfield have been here on business
and visited at T. d. Poland's,
Ernest Smith of Washington was
in town last Tuesday to transact
business with Rev. J. n. Perrin.
NJ. L. Church has been making
some repairs upon his residence,
Thomas Sheridan doing the work.
The 5. of V. camp contemplates Civ
ing musical concert here in the near
future, with assistance from abroad.
The violent winds of Monday and
Tuesday caused the leaves to fall from
the shade and forest trees at a great
rate.
Harry W. Cheney, accompanied by
Mrs. II. l.. Cheney,visitdd Albert Ed
sons family of North Randolph the
sth inst.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Martin, also
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lynde were
called Thursday to the funeral Of Mrs.
+. T. Mower.
Nixon Brothers are about to change
their place of business by locating in
Il portion of Messrs. Elliot's stone
sheds on North Meadow
Cesar Commati received on Oct. 4.
the sad tidings of the death of an
nighteen-year-old sister, which occur
red in Italy, September 18th.
Leon r. Blanchard, whose head
quarters are AT Burlington, was in
own over Sunday with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Blanchard.
\. r. Farnham has disposed of his
aithGul old horse Bill, by killing it. |
he was 81 years old and had been a
erviceable family beast from Il colt. !
Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Moore, who
eft here last Monday, decided to spend .
he winter. in Southern California, in
tead Of Colorado,as previously spoken
+.
Jonathan Dix fell from a ladder
lst Monday afternoon, while at work
pom building for b. f. Bruce at
and severely injured his
cad and one leg
a visit was enjoyed the eth at Mr..
Has Stones. This visit was in honor
{ Mr.. Stones seventy-fifth birthday.
nd the affair was gotten up by Mr..
nd Mrs. ID. Stone, Mr.. and Mrs.
Gorge Brainard of Barre and Mr..
nd Mrs. c. c. Hood of this town. !
Mrs. j. w. Flint has just arrived {
ON New York with fine assort-
ent of millinery goods, embracing {
ie serviceable as well as all the fancy ]
yles. She is prepared to attend to l
C wants of her old patrons and will !
ldeavor to please as many new ones q
will favor her with their custom. +
er rooms are in the upper part of I
e Beckett block, on Main street. n
As W. 4. Pratt was driving to town il
It Monday evening, a body of crows, l
to be about a thousand in /,
Imber, were aroused from a dead Ii
ence to a frantic yell, and in an p
slant, the black bipeds rose into the y
: in the darkness of night. The :
use of the caws can not easily be ex- s
lined but we arc almost iarSttadn1 | a.