Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-11-12
Mrs. Jobu Msrsh has been away on a

Mrs. john Marsh has been away on
visit to friends in Barre.
Rev.IFather VIM. O'Sullivan OF Mont
pelier was in town Monday.
Miss Sadie Burke of North Pomfret is
visiting Mrs. William Bailey.
Rev. Jonathan Tilson of Rowley, Mass,
will preach in the Baptist church next
/ Sunday morning.
Miss Carrie Haufler sang at the Roman
Catholic fair in Montpelier, TUESDAY ana
Wednesday evenings OF this week.
J.B Wells, the road commissioner, has
4 been putting in some permanent roadway
between Snowsville aud this village.
The camp fire, which q. 5. Grant POST
/ was to have given next Thursday evening,
has been postponed until further NOTICE.
/ n. &. McGregor has sold bis stock OF
variety goods to Mann q Alien, and VIII
dispose of some personal property al auc'
! tion Saturday.
The case of George Hoyt VS.. Cyrll Bur
ridge, for he recovery OF a DEBT, was
CONTINUED from yesterday, on account OF
the absence of the justice.
Henry Allen and family and Frank
Vee and family have gone to live in Bel,
/ lows Falls, where the men have found
employment in sawmill.
MIR. and Mrs Henry w. Tewksbury
have closed their house on Summer street
aud gone to Burlington for the winter,
leaving here day before yesterday.
Mrs. Richard and her daughter, after
visit OF few months at Bellvlew Cottage
with the formers father, Mr. VIII Holmes,
nave returned TO their homein New YORK.
A new class for normal study is to he
organized soon under TIE leadership OF
Rev. Mr.. Morrow, and any one desiring
- 81, ri IN i'm al
once.
Mrs. Austin OF New iUrk and her
grandson. Mater George II. Nichols, are
with Judge and MIS- VIM. FL. Nichols.
The lad viii probably remain through the
winter.
The ladies of the Methodist church will
have sale OF fancy articles ID the Edison
hall Friday afternoon and evening, No-
vember 20tn. A supper will also be
served
Mr.. Charles Porter went yesterday to
New York To be away until Thanksgiving
time. His wife will stay with her par
ents, Or. and Mrs. NJ. l.. Scott, during
his absence.
The Ober Ammergau Passion Play COM
pany, that exhibited for few days in the 4
Howard block, was obliged to leave mere
sooner than il advertised, owing tc lack 4
of patronage.
Governor Grout has issued proclama-
ton naming Thursday, the 26Th day OF I
November, as a day on which to remem-
Der our blessings and be thankful that T
things are no worse.
Rev. Mr.. Morrow will close his services 4
in the Peth schoolhouse, for the fall and /
winter, by a special sermon at 2:30 O'Clock (
next Sunday afternoon. Parents are par
ticularly urged t. be present.
There are unclaimed letters in the post
office for Henry Zoon, A. c. Smith, c. Nj.
Oregon, {. l.. Howard, Miss Jennie ID.
Cristy, Mrs. Ellen Stevens, care OF Frank
Pierce, Mrs. Lucy Snow and Mrs. c. A.
White.
E. B. Hsmmitt left Tuesday noon with
an excursion for Fruithurst, Ala bama.
In the party were a number of people
from Barre, Randolph, South Royalton,
st. Johnsbury and points In the southern
part OF the state.
The night of the election, when the re-
turns made assurance doubly sure, num-
Der of jubilant republicans assembled I'M
Ter j. W. Gabrielle's banner and Justify
,heered the man who raised the first Me-
kinley and Hobart flag in Randolph.
Curtis Reese met with quite an accident
he other day while at work about his
BARN. In walking across the floor, he
'llDICu anu ~ edNt ullustli lTOtl K. q
,aught at hanging chain. The hook at
he end of it entered his hand under the
endon OF the middle finger, and ne hung
mere until assistance arrived.
Clarence Booth OF Mortified, brake
nan on the way freight, and son of Rev.
!. p. Booth OF Morrisville, fell this morn
ng at the station, as he was stepping
rom freight car to coal car. He I
truck the ground outside the rails and
ustained no serious injuries beyond
calp wound and several bruises.
Mann 4 Allen now have the Star cash
ystem in operation in their grocery store, |
With Miss Iva Bates as cashier. This sys- !
EN- rs the same as that IN use in Il. A. n
'homas' dry goods store. Elmer Brown
IL OF South Royalton, who has been clerk ,
ng for Mann ~ Allen, has finished work !
or the firm, and William Holman has /.
'een engaged in his place.
Prof. o. b. Buell. OF New York, official
photographer for the Canadian govern
lent and also for the Canadian Pacific
will give a lecture tonight in
dubois x Gays hall. He has Travelled for c
Q years over all parts OF the world and is I
ow doing special work In Vermont, hay. i
az already photographed Maine and t
lew hampshire. This lecture will not be d
hat is known as stereopticon view lee c
ire. Prof. Buell. has special method OF S
is own. Do not miss to-night's enter
Two attachments have been placed on a
ne steam laundry opened in this village a
Nv months ago by VIM. IL. Kenney; one c
y the Troy Laundry Machine company v
mited OF Troy, N. Y, from which the ?
achinery and other supplies had been q
otalned, and the other by a clothing u
rm in Maine, with which MIR. Kenney G
ad dealings when he was in the cloth a
Ig business in the Morton block. Both -
rms were represented by n. l.. Boyden.
Ir. Charles Salisbury is running the /
undry as receiver OF the property for the
roy company, and he Will continue to
In 1t until the affair is settled.
he Great Diamond Robbery.