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

Dr. W. S. Curtis is IN haiu"
entity this week. Ped
There were 102 transisnts az tne me-
Lion Inn last week. -, 20
urs Frank Griswold went YESTERDAY ~
HATFIELD. Mass, to spena ssNeIai
win her brother, Major SnaIeucA
last night, Mr. and Mrs; j. y. peniS aI-
and Hon. and Mrs. WIN. n: = =, Mont
tended the governors recep'ion I"
pelier. 1--we this week
A. E. Carleton reached none rniG n H..
from Wentworth hotel, Sa and returned
=. bere Ne spent the summer, anu - cow
NN. hsasn n dartmouth college 10 COM
49, his course in the senior year.
rS,s 4 the season when fall business .ss'.
lhis n Won are after trade, cohslu 9.s
" a6vantage OF placing your au NC nc
his naner. The early adVerllsei - n.
TINS TINS. pn.tcbes the public's eye ana the pun
lies dollars. .4ha nereon
n.aaa, Howard thinks that the person
Deaeon nc snuashes must nave pesn
e,,,ily deceived for, as IS solnetisli thaiy
oase with people as well as squssa nj their
Sr'side goadness did not peae ou'
outside appearance. nasent
percy Beattie, the baker, i a. Pc PAN, and
IN BOSTON on business anu n,s " Tor me
children are to go there selS 10 run the
\. .l.nrs.
Mlh.et' hoDeyer. until he finds puLcn.a as
pasey Mrs. George F. WOOD, wnJ nas
eI loI ~ from Springfield, ana Wnose
te tuii re Reatties occupied, VIII asaiA
house t ~ oId home on Pleasant street.
~ D. seward Robson will preach mex,
hek. i'm the First Baptist churen ~. ~
I.m diver Mass, and IN his aps aus 49,
.ainit ~ this Baptist church WIZ Good.
p1ied by a former pastor, Key o. Eli 2; ais,
I'll NJ Essex Junction. Who c,',,dav al
! nreach al Braintree Branch III r,,anv olt
Z friends OF MI oOo
meet him again. .tor Wi
-. hove rented the tenement ~ ~
~ 49, dams, house, vacated some mon ~. y
a1lJ n " a. snow. The rooms nave ps1 ,,
az Y, nanered and painted ana put NV
llesII sse!,a{r. Lyman j. Clough nlo NJ
ssoon from the lower tenemeht i,,da,
V,otson house on Weston street ~
Nichols farm, on Braintree mn, Mont
is TO have employment any . u', re nnpe
ls,,,,erv and family are TO leave the up ~,
g oiiieas in the Watson house Tor the up
pei tenement III Inv
school street. -,
A ,ower rising about twenty feet aoo ,s
sia,e,,ole has been built on the sans
bnrv factory TO contain large 'al -3rls
'a.3.. o. feeding the automatic TN n \
VA ia case Of Are. The tank, wnlch y
ha Eent Allied. either from the village sup
III, az from the Salisbury's priVat. 10
tem1 of Vaterworks, will hoia ABOUT .l.s -
Gallons, and will be an aooltlonai - ~
ion 10 The factory should the otner SUI
si ,,i ~ ~ water for the sprinklers ever Isl
RaSsnranee companies now require tn'
, tnet1ries there woodwork IS msIuIs'
,',rsd shall have two supplies OF wat.
80. ~ automatic sprinklers in ofoer
, secure lower rates OF insurance
pev Mark Atwood OF st. johns pui
4 - hasn visiting his brother, ). d. ~
,,ood Frank Spaulding, wife ana aausl
i ~ came Monday from 81. Aloans 70 ,
3 Nr and Mrs. Moses Spauldingi MES De
= sie Gould of Seneca FAILS, A.. = has 10.
/ IN been the guest OF Mrs; Alton
e Mrs Josephus Shaw from Dtslu'i %
G Wass mas been with her aunt, mrs, y
a 1890 Wilbur, and Mr.. and Mrs. .
y NJ, ~ Freeport, ILL.,, have been stayll
~ Micah Mann's. Mr.. and Mrs. Se
Nm were formerly of Braintree, ana ou
- no their soiourn in this vicinity WISH
n their ala friends, and many points OF OF,
! ferest. Mr.. Mann expressed hl ,iis.,. -
d much delighted with the arrangenien's
10 the Green Mountain STOCK larm'
4, 7o'clock Tuesday evening, very y.
]. teresting test OF the Emergency =, I
h Eire Fxtinguisher was witnessed III
81 rat sonare. A piano box was built up =
5. IN n was about is feet high and then III
1T Win excelsior and other infiammaoie
&c terial and the whole thing saturated W
l. i,arassne and ignited. When the fre '
IN nnder good headway, George q fat'
d, the general agent, who IS introducing
n extinguisher in the different towns o.
state, sprinkled the flames with !ne ene
re icals in the tube OF the exiting ulsuei r. :
s. in fen seconds the fire was over
r. extin0uisher has loop at the ena SO
he II can be hung in convenient place,
Ie, is az easily handled as salt shake. a
az nrotection against fire, 1t seems 10
RS very handy contrivance.
sh This season, there has been expen'
r. for the concreting on the olneIeht se.e
&C The following sums: on South Main str
oil from the railroad to Maple street, sslo
m prospect street and Prospect aver
n s3e0. 40: Holmes street, SID 4oi Ds
IN square and Merchants Row, savo4i
en- tral street. from j. II. Hebard's 10
all i Ford place, Sl01 .55; south end OF
lly bridge, SIS. 81 making total OF II 300;
q This amount, property owners pay 40
nd s750. leaving cost to the village oil u,
IDS The trustees hope that the energies OF
nd street department in 1895 may be bent
ng tine Improvement OF the Main street
III rage way from the bridge 10 Depo. squ
to n the experiment now being tried
in concrete pavement at the south end
in; the bridge proves as successful as u
Ide is reason to expect it Wilt is believed
old entire length of the street may be {
of ereted next year to the advantage OF
81; village.
Mt Tuesday afternoon, the mail train
gel almost half an hour late, and Just
no came steam.ng into the station,
lss Thatcher Stone, proprietor OF the ma
oil wood, with three ladies', o.
rs down South Main street and were WI
~ few feet of the rails when they dls'
H., cred that the train was right upon "a
isi One of the ladies first saw the danger
vas seizing the reins, turned the horses
se... the left, but in order to avoid belng
N by the train, she was obliged TO mar
J, sharp turn that the right hind W
san was crushed. She then jumped from
seated carriage and seized the he
ned by their heads, but Mr.. Stone was ais
ing hand and, holding the horses,
wv vented their adding to the horror OF
ing occasion by running away. The Ia
i'm were, of course, thoroughly frighte
Gus but sustained no injuries, and fata
ged cident was fortunately averted.
lIes The Boston Sunday Globe, under
"a 3 head of Bsrre, had the following
Ner' which will be of interest to the West