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

And reached Tor the scissors with aeePes, n tnd
.Of worlds thefes Out uHe' 90"
Of men,
Monday usbered in the month OF oc'o-
Der. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Adams werein Mont
peIier over Sunday.
~. lille is al present in Bayonne,
n. j.. with his son, ]. w. Lilile'
Tho souvenir book Of Randolph is to be
nrtnfed at the office Of W. ;. ,. BUCK
A very pretty two-story house is being /
bnilt on Weston street by +. 1. hunting
ton.
Mrs John Church went last week 70
Rochester to take care OF her aunt, VINO -
sick. -
This paper till Jan. '95 for ten cents All
the legislative news. Tell your nelghoofs'
Pay your postmaster
The Cecilia Bradford trio of New \ Org
will give q concert IN DUBOIS q gay
hall next Saturday night
Yesterday, the legislature convened IN
Montnelier. with j . ID. Denison, Esq, rep
resenting the town of Randolph.
In snite of the rain yesterday morning,
orite q delegation from Randolph started
1 for The "Worlds FAIR at Tunbrldge.
Miss Alice Hobart, who is to board and
room this winter at Mrs. A. X. Crandalfs'
began to occupy her new quarters MONDAY
Teon Latham of South Royalton, re-
cent graduate OF the West Randolph hlgh
school, is studying law in the otilce OF y
ID. Denison, ESQ.
John Church is travelling for the Brooks
MI company of Cleveland, Ohio, ana MS
route extends through Vermont, New
Hampshire and Maine.
Charles Gabrielle, who is an electric car
conductor in Haverhill, Mass, came last
Thursday TO spend vacation Oh wv
weeks in West Randolph.
led Wells. who returned from the Bur-
lington hospital short time ago, pas
zone to Boston to spend the winter Win
his sister, Mrs. Harry Slack.
MIR. and Mrs. John r. Daggett from
Neponset, Mass, arrived Saturday even
inc and will remain some little time with
their daughter, Mrs. Irving Chase.
George Crocker, who has been confined
m the house for some months by PAIN
ful swelling of the limbs, caused by yari'
cose veins, is once more able TO De aDou'
town.
Oct. 18th is the date OF the discovery OF
America, concerning which Marx IWali
remarks. at was wonderful 10 find Amer
lea. but il would have been more wonder
full to miss it,"
D., n. II
house on Franklin street, formerly occu
pied by George Drew and family. Mr.. arc
n Mrs, Fiske will move from Braintree som
e time in November.
Miss Lora Hutchinson, in company wit
Miss Anna Farnsw orth of Braintree, wen
Monday to Boston, to be absent week
= The latter, who is to study music in tn
city, will be away much longer.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. D. Sanborn starte
. Monday on trip to Worcester, Wellesle
and Boston, Mass. At the latter city, the
will visit their sen Earl, who is studen
in the Boston School OF Pharmacy.
The open-air service Sunday afternoo
was attended by nearly $50 people, whor
no amount of fervor could keep from shiy
n ering in the cold wind. The meeting wa
l. held in the park north of the bridge.
he Henry Shattuck, brother of E. A. Shat
he tuck, arrived Friday from Buffalo, y. Y
er and the following day, accompanie
a his sister, Mrs. A. j. Hunter, to he
ne home in Windsor, to remain over Sunda.
j. The concert next Saturday night by til
" Bradford trio OF New York will be one {
- the most enjoyable musical entertain
y, menis that West Randolph audienC
~ is likely to listen to during the comm
Se season.
10 As the afternoon mail started to pu
er out of the station Thursday, there was a
rp explosive sound from an air brake an
in the train parted between the baggage c.
re and the Pullman, causing delay of aboI
We twenty minutes for repairs.
1T PROT A. l.. Hardy, vice principal of Il
st. Johnsbury academy, Rev. and Mr.
Daniel Hardy OF Billerica, Mass, an
their mother, Madam Hardy OF Morri
Vile, have been entertained this week
Rev. and Mrs. V. M. Hardy.
. s'Oetober," says Pudd'nhead Wilson
his calendar, sis one of the peculiar
dangerous months to speculate in stool
in. The others are July, January, Septer
: Der, April, November, May, March, Jun
}, December, August and February
Wednesday evening, the 26th, some mi
creant, standing near Salisbury's mi
threw a stone through plate-glass wi
dow in a Pullman car of the bill eXpfe'
This might prove rather expensive ston
throwing, should the responsible pers
IN be discovered.
III, Straw berries picked by Victor Williai
and raspberries discovered by Miss q,
A trude Trcrise have been handed in Il
Ill week. II the belated fruit only came
! larger quantities, the HERALD could r
ia very respectable canning factory duri
the fall and early winter.
Mrs. Emily Judkins from Charleston
&c \. d., is the guest of her niece, Mrs. w
Mann; Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Trott and NJ
Lillian Parker, of Waterbury, Conn.,, BIZ
been with Mr.and Mrs. Robert Parker; NJ
- ID. 5. Austin, a sister of the Bell Brothe
q and hel baby are here from Fairfax on
Al visit.
ia Mrs. Peter Jerd has sold her house
Park street for 500 to Matthew earn
who has been occupying a tenement
Al the brick house next to the gristm
Nv Mrs. Jerd and her two sons went Sat
- day to Lowell, Mass, to reside, and
first OF this week Mr.. and Mrs. Carr
moved into their new home.
- !. ID. Williams, on Weston fiat, is IA
ing from the seed such tropical fruit
peanuts. The plant brought to this of
was about as large as small potato
land attached to the roots were a dol
peanuts of the usual size and pate
ash Perhaps, IN few years more, the Villa