Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-11-15
West Randolph Concluded

Mr.. Jackson Lamson is slowly recover
ing from severe illness.
Hon. Wm.H Dubois started Monday OF
! a journey to Boston and New York.
Charles X. Granger visited his son, Car
roll, and family in Barre on Tuesday.
Col. Frank P. Merrill, who represents
one OF the Boston paper firms, was in
town yesterday.
Ed. Pinney is living in the tenement
vacated by A. j. Curtis, in the M. l.. Chad
wick house on Main street.
Since the snowstorm, hunters go fort
in the morning and return in the evening,
bringing their rabbits with them.
Fred Goodrich and Henry Howe have
gone into the fish business and are to
| open market in tine basement OF the
Lamson block.
The likeness and sketch OF Mr.. George
Moulton, which was recently printed in
the Boston Globe, will appear in the next
issue of the HERALD.
Tuesday, il was very fair skating on the
marshy ground below Irving Chase's, and
more or less graceful figures fitted over
the thin ice the greater part of the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Daggett, who
have been for the past three months with
their daughter, Mrs. Irving Chase, left
town Monday and went to their home in
NtpOuset, Mass.
Edward Bruce, Jr., who now lives in
Bellows Falls, met with an accident the I
other day in the mill in which he is EN-
ployed, and, as a consequence, be has been 4
somewhat disabled.
No action has yet been taken by the leg /
islature concerning the bill to incorporate .
the Randolph Savings bank as a Trust 4
company. just a simple savings bank is
not bad institution, while Trust COM
panies sometimes have great power of sue
ton over tariff builders and the conhding
poor.
Wing Lee has come back from Mont.
pelier, having decided not to sell his Chi
nese laundry,an will continue the washee
business in West Randolph little longer.
Quork Chew of Burlington was in charge
OF the laundry during the absence OF Wing
Lee, who seems to be man of property
and went to Montpelier for the purpose OF
delinquent debtor.
Rev. G. w. Morrow is this week con-
Quoting evangellstic services in Norfolk,
Va. Ia order to keep his appointment, he
was Obliged to drive directly after the
service last Sunday to Rutland,
where he took the night train for New
York. lie will be in Norfolk next Sun
day and on the following Sunday he will
preach in the Christian church at Fall
River, Mass, which is at present vacant.
There will be no service in this Christian
,hursh next Sunday morning but on Sun
lay, Nov. 18th, 1t is expected that Rev. Mr..
Rhodes,a returned missionary from Japan,
will occupy the pulpit.
The Senior class of the West Randolph :
High school visits the legislature to-day.
The class numbers thirty-three and is
OF John Du Bots, John Chase,
Robert Putnam, Robert Morton, Charles
Jushman, 2. Connolly, Lester and Arthur
Newton, Walter Woodward, Fred Smith,
clarence Dutton, Harry Hubbard, Ed.
W ,lliams, Asa Hebard, Guy Lamson, Err
iest Abbott, Misses Fannie and Carrie
Draper, Josie Emery, Eva Bates, Mabel
Nadleigh, Mamie Finn. Norah Connolly,
Anna Wheatley, Georgia Mann, Eunice
flint, Gertrude Hart, Lena Ellison, Lena
daroott, Carrie Sault, Mamie Hutchinson,
Alice Herrick and Lizzie Holman.