Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-03-14

HALE K. DARLING, Local Editor.

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4 Box stationery at Corwin's at half price
Now is the time to get clothing cheap at
Corwin's.
Curtis Slack has opened a feed store 10
the Tarbell barn.
Master Wilfred Allen is visiting his Ia
Their, r. W.Allen.
Mrs james Stacey OF vershire is visiting
| Mrs. M. v. B. Davis.
| Chas. e. Campbell has sold his place TO
Fred Eastman, for $645.
John Hatch is rapidly recovering from
his attack OF pneumonia.
WANTED. man and wife to manage
the town farm. e. d. BARNES, Overseer.
Mrs. Hinckley and son OF Bethel have
been visiting her brother, G. 0. Burnham
am prepared to do painting, papering,
whitewashing and kalsomining.
ii Lie. ALDRfcH.
Miss Mary Burbank, who teaches in the
Spaulding Graded school at Barre, is at
home.
Mrs. Stephen Montague, a longtime
resident, died Monday OF pneumonia,aged
SO years.
A dancing school, to be conducted by
George Gilmore OF Morrisville, Is being
projected.
Mrs. E. L. HARDWOOD, who has been dan.
gerously sick with pneumonia, is reported
to be on the gain.
E. M. Harvey, son Of Hon. r. M. Har
vey, was in town Friday, in the interests
OF textbook firm.
Sush and sugar will shortly engross the
attention.of the community and copious
WELD of hot n ia Dredicted
B. H. Adams, Jr., has been having a
siege OF the mumps. The:livery stable has
been in charge Of Harry Flint.
the stock on G. l. Hoods farm have been
hung in the town clerks office.
"H. F. Fits, TT Dickinson and Hor-
ace Mosler" is the way the esteemed Ar
gus has our board OF se.ectmen.
Miss Lyle Tracy gave party Monday
night, which was attended by about thir-
ty of her friends, it being her 18th birth
day.
Gustus w. Cleveland wishes to thank all
who assisted at the funeral OF bis son, also
all who have assisted him in his trou
bles.
John B. Bacon has leased the Denison |
place in Washington to L. E. Denison,and
The Alderman place to Mark Riley OF Tun-
bridge.
Herman II. Campbell has rented the !
place in Washington, formerly occupied |
BY n. III. Perkins, and takes possession |
April /.
Rev. B. B. Sherman will deliver the first
II series OF three sermons on the "Dra-
ma" at the Cong'l church next Sunday |
Send to Z. A. Thomas, West Randolph,
or samples OF Dress Goods. Big stock
II fine goods to select from. Prices al 1
Ways the lowest.
The infant son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Gustus
". Cleveland died at George Colby's last
week and was buried Sunday, Rev. Mr..
Howard officiating.
The town fathers have the thanks OF the
,ublic for laying plank sidewalk over
he submerged portion OF Main street
dedicated to foot travel.
We learn on no less authority than the
,helsea correspondent to the Boston Globe
hat the Barre q Chelsea railroad will
oubtless be completed shortly.
As soon as the scenery is paid for, we
uggest the establishment OF reading
Dom in the library building as a good OBJ
sct for the proceeds OF our dramatic en-
ertainments.
The Ladies' Benevolent society OF the
4. T.. church has chosen the following
Ulcers for the ensuing year: President,
frs. O. b. Copeland vice president, Mrs.
lara Skinner; secretary, Mrs. Forris Il.
Iood; treasurer, Mrs. c. E. Godfrey.
The total receipts OF the four nights Of
Nevada" were S26i.55, which we believe
ave never been exceeded by any local en-
,rtainment OF a similar character. The
expenses OF the production were necessa.
lily heavy, but it is expected that up
ards Of 600 can be applied on the seen
~ debt.
Town meeting day did not seem to be
,uch OF day for resolutions. Among
lose offered was one protesting against
he increase in the running expenses OF the
,wn, which was defeated by close vote.
resolution increasing the rental of the
all for entertainments closing after Top. |
i, and one authorizing storage charges
,r the scenery in the town hall were de-
ated more emphatically.