Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-08-30


Next Tuesday, Sept 9Th, vii be Election
Day.
Next Monday. Sept. 3rd, begins the fan
| term Of the graded school.
Hon. and Mrs. VIM. II. Dubois were in
Brattleboro and Wilmington last week,
A contingent Of 35 from West Randolph
Joined the excursion TO Barre he 24th.
The ladies OF Grace church parish. Ran
doIph. gave a soeiable last Thursday af-
ternoon at the lhome Of the rector, the
Rev. homer White.
Miss AImira 5. Gee OF Clsremont, n. H.,
recently received 81 600 from the PhwniX
Life Insurance company through ITS
agent, MIR. j. NJ. Atwood.
Galen Fish recited several selections az
the musical and literary entertainment
given in Braintre. Monday night. hy
Miss Anna Farnsworth and her pupils
Last week. Master Frank Hatch present
ed himself at the HERALD Office with a
bouquet II such botanical curlusities, III
this time OF the year, as ripe strawberries,
ripe raspberries and strawberry blossoms.
Saturday will be the first day OF sep
TENDER, aud under hat head Pudd'nhead
Wilson remarks, "Ii you pick up starry
/ ing dog and make him prosperous, be viii
not bite You. This Is ne principal differ
ence between dog and man,
"K.W. Morse 81 the Hotel st. George has
4 sold his tiotter, Jack, 10 j. j Collins of
! New London, Conn, for 5000. Inc sale
was made AT South Royalton, where the
! horse was entered for the 2;i5 race on the
/ l6thn-so says the White River junction
Landmark.
I About 40 names have already been add
! ca to the check list since II was first post
60. ana the Board Of Civil Authority meet
f al 10 clock next Saturday morning ID
I the town clerk IS Office in this village for a
/ second revision and correction Of the list.
/ Those who are entitled to vote should see
I that their names appear thereon.
Randolph mas new assistant town
clerk, v no cannot write ana Is, conse-
qutntly, hardly qualified for the position
! however, be seems TO have a very strong
I hold on the Office and viii in all proua
I bility be retained. He dates from Thurs
/ day, Aug. 23rd, when be became a mem
( Der OF tie family of MIR. and Mrs. j. b.
! EIdredge, who are receiving many con-
gratuiaIions In behalf OF the young man.
Eleven from here went down to the
! Golden Rule Christian Endeavor conven-
iion at South Royalton on Friday An
/ ADDRESS was delivered by Rev. Seward
/ Robson on the cleveland Convention, =
and a paper was read by Miss Edith Al,
! Doll on lnt HlHltCA Nl ut u hNNuA AslHAs
/ At the business meeting, Rev g. w. Nor
row was chosen president OF the union
and Miss Edith Abbott, secretary and
i treasurer.
IL is now the season OF the omnivorous
buffalo bugs, W ho have been royalty en-
tertained at almost every house in town
this summer, TO seek their winter quar-
tiers. HousekeepeIs who do not desire "a
have these boarders another year are ad.
vised to take pasteboard boxes, bore holes
\ in both sides, put a few feathers and
pieces of flannel in them and place one
under each bed and one at each end OF
the closets. The slaughter OF the inno-
cents can then take place at any time.
Friday morning, there was a bicycle
I collision on Central street, al the north
entrance of the bridge Little Mabel Ris.
/ lev, daughter Of +. Risley, who, with his
! family, has been staying at the Inn this
summer, was riding toward the bridge
across the hay scales opposite the grist-
mill, when she met Fred Curtis, also on
| a wheel, just coming out OF
/ the right hand side OF the bridge. From
their relative positions, neither could see
the other in time to prevent the collision,
and the wheels met with considerable
force, dislodeing both riders, who took a
short aerial flight, and, like Darius Green,
found flying all right till they came to
llgnb. Icy OnN lew uTulscs, Nnt Two cN-
clers were none the worse for the encoun-
ter.
The Bedford CP. O. Times Of August
2nd, in commenting on a Deering PONY
reaper and binder, lately sold in that
1 place, spoke very pleasantly OF the work
OF &. +. Lazelle of White River Junction,
a SON law of j. NJ. Atwood and a skill
/ ed employee of the Pony manufactur-
ers. He set up machine and put il in
/ operation, and the item said, ''Ali who
4 had the pleasure of being present were as
\ tonished al the wonderful results the
4 binder accomplished. Lodged grain was
no impeachment; for it was picked up, cut
and bound with as much nicely as though
4 il stood upright. Mr. Lazelle not only
thoroughly understands his business but
has gentiemanly way Of explaining OPP
erations. il was noted that his patience
4 fully equalled his skill.
AT the caucus duly called by the chair.
man OF the Democratic committee ano
held in DIR. G. L. Stewards office on Fri
day, the oath cay of August, the follow
| ing named persons, all residents and vo-
/ tels of Randolph, were placed in nomins.
tion for the office of Justices of the Peace
for he town OF Randolph. This ticket il
to be known as the union ticket: I. X
Granger, J. F. Burnham, West Randolph
Clark 5. Hall, North Randolph; y. L. Boy
den, Randolph; A. q. Wheeler, Jane,
Hutchinson, J. b. Wells, West Randolph
r. NJ. Demon. Erastus Hebard, Randolph
Z. 5. Hall, East Randolph; A. p. Paine
South Randolph; VIM. Heoard, West Ran
dolph. The first union ticket for Justice
of the Peace, arranged by the Repu bIicaI
town committee, contained the same lis
Of names, except that in place of Jane
Hutchinson, A. A. Smith was nominated
in place of J. B. Wells, Lyman Hutehin
son, and in place of VIM. Hebard, J. L
Adams. For town representative, th
Republicans have filed certificates for }
d. DeBison, Esq, W. J.. Hebaro, A. G
osgooo, A. p. Paine and Dana Morse
The Democrats have fled certificate 70
ND. Mann &c town representative; an
the Prob .Lifloni Isis one fnr Eer L. Il