Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-03-01
West Randolph. i.
L. P. THAYER, Proprietor,
West Randolph, vt

Friday.
Mrs. E. e. vanorman has been on tn,
sick list.
J.F. Wheeler of St. Adams was in towr
last week.
NJ. c. Foster spent Sunday with Mrs. E
E. NaEOrman.
Harry Beedle of Keene, N. H., was al
| home Sunday.
DIR. Carpenter of South Royalton was in
town Monday.
David Dyer has been taking a trip to
Lake Champlain.
Frank P. Morse is dangerously i'll at his
home on Weston st.
There were eighty guests at the Red
Lion Inn last week.
Mrs. w. E.MeIntosh is very sick threat
ened with pneumonia.
Miss Lucy Tewksbury has nearly recov-
cred from her recent illness.
W.. T.. Dufur of Montpelier was in town
over Sunday, with his mother.
Eight persons will be received into the
Christian church next Sunday.
L. II. Keith moved his household effects
here from Mortified last week.
Mrs. j. w. Gray is visiting friends in
town, the guest OF Mrs. Il. IA. Joslyn.
Miss Elsie Powers gave reading in
Meriden, N. f., one evening last week.
A. e, Carleton was home from Dart
mouth college last week for day or two.
George Farr and wife of Granville were
in town last eek, the guests of I. WAL
len.
Mrs. w. 8. S. Buck was able to be down
town Monday for the first time since her
illness.
DR.. Gilman I. Frost OF Dartmouth col
lege was in town last week on short Visit
to relatives.
Rev. G. w. Morrow took cold drive to
Williamstown and back Saturday to at =
tend a meeting.
The Ladies' Library has recently added
about so volumes of new books TO its al
ready large list.
Albert Gay has finished his lumber and
wood job al Gaysyilie and is expected
home this week.
Town Clerk j. b. Eldredge has been con-
| fined to the house by a severe rheumatic
attack for few days.
w. E. Williams has hired 4. l.. Pope to
work for him this season, and will start
his order team March LIST.
Jennie, daughter of DIR. r. G. Morton,
has been quite i'll with gastric irritation,
but is doing well now.
The Silver Cross Circle Of Kings Daugh-
tiers will meet with Mrs. Geo. z. Morris,
Tuesday, March 8. at 2:3O p. m.
There will be Lenten services at ST.
Johns church Friday evening at 1880, with
| lecture by DIR. White, the lector.
Prof. H. s. Martin Of Royalton Academy
was in town over Sunday, the guest OF Z.
l.. Flint and Prof. N. J. Wbitehill.
| George Thompson, the old veteran who
has been stopping with Moses Spaulding,
has returned TO his home in Moretown.
Sunday morning was the coolest OF the
year, or several years for that matter, the
thermometers registering from 81 TO Al De
low.
Frank Phillips bad his grip stolen by
tramp at Roxbury last week. After long
chase, the officer caught the tramp and Sc
cured the grip.
W.B.Taylor, Esq, manager OF the Globe
Trust company OF Omaha, Neb., was in
town over sunday, on business, the guest
of DIR. II. II. Mcintyre.
Geo. E.Beard has resigned as grand dep
uty in the Arcadia Lodge, |. o. q. T.. and
will soon leave the state for warmer cli-
mate, on account OF his health.
There is one town Office that will
/ have to be filled by new man, as A. III.
Beedle positively will not act as grand
juror again. He has made good officer.
The people Of the Christian church give
a reception to j. H.Lamson and wife, Rev.
g. w. Morrow and wife and Mr.. White
more at tue church this week Friday even
| ing.
Chas. Holman has sold his livery business
| to Frank Herrick and has rented to him
his barn and the lower tenement of mis-
house. Mr.. Herrick takes possession
March list.
Miss Myrtle Walbridge closed a success
| ful term of school in the South district
Friday. She has taught this school for
many terms and is called one of the best
teachers in town.
J. F. Lamson has just put into his store
very fine oak cabinet Tor dried fruits,
He purchased it in Rutland. 1t is the
best thing for the purpose that we have
seen, having glass tops, drawers. etc.
B.L. Shaw of Morrisville has rented the
rooms in Dubois q Gays block, recently
occupied by DR.. Curtis, for store, and
will keep paper bangings, window shades,
etc. He takes possession March LIST.
H. b. Lowering of East Berkshire is TAX
ing the place of l.. IL. Hayes of Bellows
Falls for the Vermont Mutual, and is COM
pleting the work of resdjusting the poll
cies of that company in this vicinity.
We have very few copies OF the HER
AID extra, giving full description OF the
Christian church, report OF the dedica.
tory services, and the sermon in full. Three
cents copy. A year from now they will
be worth dollar each.
1t is reported that there was a case Of
domestic infelicityin" Brooklyn last week
that resulted in some guupowder being
spoilt, the ceiling being the object aimed
at, and in the disappearance OF a married
woman and a young man, in the wee sma'
hours, by rail.
"Autobioeraphical Sketches and Per-
sonal Recollections" by Geo. T. Angel,
president Of the American Humane Edu-
cation society, is an interesting pamphlet
and should be read by everybody. The
book will be sent by mail for ten cents.
1.-THE Strike at SLane's, 'asequel to "Black
Beauty is an interesting story, yet not
the equal of "Black Beauty Sent by mail
for 10 cents. Address George I. Angel, 19
Milk street, Boston, Mass.
w. c. Morris met with very serious
and painful accident at the Red Lion Inn,
Saturday afternoon He was hanging
some pictures in his room and stood upon