Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-10-04

rh;s naner till Jan. '95 for ten cents. Al
- ieosslative news. Tell your nelghbors.
Pay your postmaster
Reginning this week, local market rs re-,
mort will be a feature OF this paper. II VIII
Rive the latest quotations as observed py I
our home dealers
Ar the ninth annual convention Oh tns
Vermont Christian Endeayor Onion' heiu
IN Newport. Tuesday and wednesday o.
this week, the Christian society Wss Iyp,
snserted nv Rev. G. w. MorroWi tne
rong'l. by Miss Nellie Wyman, and the
RenIisf 6y Carroll Huntington, VINO Is
now clerking in Newport.
Miss Gertrude Peterson, for several
,oars a successfui milliner IN Manchester,
K n and in Dorchester, Mass, Is 10 pe
ne mead trimmer in the ROOD store ms
season. Miss May Livingston from hu.-
land. the trimmer ~ MIS-. Dlckiolu
millinery store, came Monday nlgh., anu
Miss Georgia Kendall, the mead trimmer
a. The Bell store. returned last Week.
D., ". Hamblin and wife left here
/ sotnrdov night and went 10 Waterbury 70
s,av over Sunday and from there proeeeu.,,
"a Il Enosburgh. Falls, where they WIN
remain during the winter. MI HAM JIM
IL in very much better health thah Nnen
he first came from Hanover ana WIN Win VA
| a,rerciee Of due care, viii, II is nopeu anu
eXpecteus booh
health and strength.
rrhe winter timetable went into eject
-, the Central Vermont railroad last sun
dav at noon, and the passenger Trains ale
80 S,,e Of this station as follows: Golng
ao,,th-~N New York and Boston passenger,
"a. az. 2 a. M; mail and passehge.i ~
"a 10.i7 a. M; Boston passenger, ~ 81 20
1875 p. M; local passenger, ~, - 81 10 n
Going north-Boston passenger NOON,
m. mixed and passenger, No. %, s'l'
~ mail and passenger, NO. 90, 5'Vo p
M. Chicago express, No. a, 5;ll p m.
aho,tthe 10th OF this month, W. h.
u-arnev will omen a first-class clothing
nd ,,e1tlemen's furnishing store ID the
Picbmond block, IN the rooms formerly
occupied By the Boston clothlhg sVVle
H. Kenny is 10 have with him Mr.. An
- p,,rroughs. whose experience IN the
E clathing business extends over seNerai
oars and great pains are being taken 20
: 6sve the new store well.equifpeu LOT
h,,sinass IN every respect. Both Mr. Ken
new and Mr.. Burroughs were IN Leoahon'
, n. H., Friday, buying GOODS.
) few weeks ago, the Argus puoilsheu
an alleged true statementto the eneet ina
/ a certain gentleman, living IN TINS Nlc'nl'
~ mad dropped down dead. NOW tht
t. s,entIeman In question has been about
soyrn ever since as lively as cricket
< lansing diligent readers OF the Argus, on
; meeting the supposed late lamented, te
imagine that they were gazing on
n tshaTnt.r AS statement, the item WASTE
T. saw the least, misleading; but as Joke'
was a great success and had poiht Nisl
:. HE to mortals blessed with something les
q than a hundred cross eyed optics.
ON Wednesday morning of last week
d there was a bicycle collision at the corhe
!, If Merchants Row and Pleasant street
= ~ tvro cvclers being Messrs. A. j. hele
ana carroll Flint. The former was RAM
y M Pleasant street, and the latter was peu
= aiing his way down Merchants ROW, an
at the corner, the bicycles met Win eoh ~
stderahle force. The machine ridden b
Is MIR. Kelley came out OF the tracas VII
Is the smokes in the front wheel tantastlca'
W lv curved and fractured wooden rim, ou
Nr. Flipt's bicycle was uninlured. ~
ar riders escaped unscathed, except that u
st effort TO explain Just how It happened TO
70 thousand or more anxious inqulrers ma
have proved a tritie eXhausting'
r Mrs. $. A. Houghton and Mrs H.
as Perry, friends of Mrs. |. ID. Williams, nay
III gone hack to Somerville, Mass; Or. an
Mrs. Needham, the evangelists, to Norti
m acid Mass; Mrs. IL. G. Cole has returnt
n. 10 Boston; Mrs. S. Burton Adams WI
IN has been visiting her mother, Mrs. klfor
Ia her home in East Somervillei Mrs.
- e Dutton, after a stay OF two weeks WI
I her sister, MIS- H. ~ aboCttf aNNN
- Thursday for Springfield, Mass Mr.
=, Nutting and daughter, Miss Lucy, We
w Friday 10 Bellows Falls, Miss An
smith, to Barre; Mrs. c. 5. Peti
of grew and MIS-. +. w. Coen, who have be-
lin with their sister, Mrs. W. f. Wedgewoo
sr- have returned to Lynn, Mass, and Leoa
y on, n. II. an,
he informed by the third assistant postma
~ ter general that the manufacture OF lettC
nd sheet envelopes was discontinued on !
me Both of last June. As soon as practlcao
directions will be given for withdrawl
ith them from sale; until then, postmasts
mt will continue TO sell to those no may WI
81 to buy them. Thuse who use these iettt
he sheet envelopes, or desire to preserve SD
linens of them, should avail themselves
the opportunity vet left TO purchase the
.eu They can only be had at presidential o.
ley ces. These envelopes were first issued
reg August, 1886, but were never very mu
eh' used, and during the last three and
years, the sales at this postofnce nave OF
ION amounted to sS.14.
ON Recent soiourners include: Mr.. a
lV- Mrs. L. d. Leavitt OF East Barnard, frier
VAS of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. IL. Goodrich; Mr.. a
Mrs. j. X Egerton, who were drivi
at- from Stockbridge to their home in Nor
Y, field; also, Mrs Mary Blodgett, who is
led keep house in Northdeld this winter
neF stead OF boarding at the req Lion ii
lay. Mrs. George Laird and Miss GertrI
the Denison OF Royalton; Mrs. NJ. +. Arm
! of OF Daytona, Fla, MIR. and Mrs. Porter
i'm Hanover, n. H., guests of A. b. Fl
nee w. fairbanks OF Springfield, Mass. wi
ing ing his sister, Mrs. George Walbrid
Mrs. A. l. Clark from Moretown, "
,rll spent few days with her daughter. n
a,i Jetta Clark; MIR. and Mrs. w. II. Smith
IA White River Junction, with Mr.. and n
nar John Boyce; James Leach from Bedford
-, H., and ID. h. Putnam of Hanover, n.
who spent Sunday at Joel Putnam
Mr.. II. Porter Smith OF Boston, Who
the one OF the speakers at the open-air m
drs: ing Sunday afternoon in "Brookll
ana Park; and Mr.. Joshua Spear of BostOi
rs visitor at II. p. Sanford's and at MrsSu
py Robinson's.
"Mr. and Mrs. E. J .Blodgett entertai
n IN about thirty friends on Thursday even
arly in honor of their friend, Miss Elsie Pl
'cks ers, the reader, who has been stopp
en- with them for few days. The enterts
lne, ment consisted of conversation on vari
topics of interest, partners being chan
MIS- every few minutes. At the close, "
mill, were taken, and Miss Powers receive
vim prize as the most accomplished lady tai
rose parfnarc were fhpp chosen for refr,