Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-08-24
Randolph Continued.

Mrs. w. S. Curtis is back from Green's
boro.
Eugene Finn Of Boston is in own for a
few days.
c. W. Rugg of Boston was here Tues
day night.
Mrs. F. Dupuis is spending a week in
East Pethel.
Miss Kate Howard has returned from
Fitchburg, Mass.
Harry Totman OF Pomiret is working in
the plating works.
George Brock has finished work in the
Red Lion market.
j. F. Lamson and W. A. Scott were in
Rochester Tuesday.
W. o. Shaw Of Mortified visited his
son, Ira, yesterday.
Byron Goodwin is recovering from his
attack OF appendicitis.
Rev. /. p. Booth OF Morrisville visited
his son, Louis, here Tuesday.
w. NJ. Hoyt and wife Of California are
visiting his brother, George.
The Grange will observe Childrenis day
at the meeting Saturday evening.
A. II. Bell left Monday for the West. He
will spend some time in Chicago. George
Shepsrdson accompanied him part way.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. George
West OF West Brookfield Monday and a
son to Dana Goodrich and wife OF East
Randolph Tuesday.
Leighton Abbott took a bicycle trip to
burlington, WiDooski and Mortified last
week, visiting his sister, Mrs. f. ID. Segar,
and other friends.
The Chadwick foundry has taken the
contract to furnish 100 pairs OF iron table
legs per month for one year to the Souto
Furniture company for 1880.
B. Souto, head OF the furniture
featuring company, was In town several
DAYS the irst OF the week, en- route from
New York to the White mountains.
DR.. and Mrs. F. c. Angel and Mrs.
lamar Angel are in Gaysviile today to at
tend the funeral OF John Angel, who died
from injuries received by a tree falling on
him.
What are you going to carry to the fair2
Every one shout have an interest in the
state fair and plan to send some exhibit
for floral hall, any article OF merit gets a
premium.
sNick'' and "S,ub" went to Woodstock
today, the former to umpire the Wood
stock Bethel ball game and the latter to
play with Bethel. II is the rubber" and
a hot time is expected.
A hot box on the blower at the Sails
bury mill set fire to the fine sawdust and
started quite a blaze Thursday. Several
fire extinguisher jars were at hand and
their use put out the flames without loss.
Ed Mcintosh has joined the mill Grip
piles, having received a block which few
from the tenanter IN the Salisbury mill in
one eye Monday. 1t is thought be will
recover the sight.
Bell Bros. received IS cases of dry goods
and ear on one freight as the result
OF a visit to the city markets by one OF the
firm. This firm must expect a good fall
business, which opinion seems to be uni
verssi.
Last evenings Montpelier JournGls says
"sherif Luxe Parish OF Randolph passed
through this city this morning for Bur-
Iington. He had as q prisoner, one Mer-
rift Clarke, recently taken at Waterbury,
who, IL is thought, is the person VINO
furnished liquor TO the crowd that raised
a great disturbances in Randolph a short
time ago. He is to take him before the
United States court at Burlington"
A. y. Cram, who is experimenting the
grading for the Rochester railway, was in
town yesterday. He has $50 men at work
now. nearly all Italians. Work is pro.
crossing finely, the grading being well
along between Bethel and Gsysville aud
begun above the latter place. The road
will be ia operation as far a. Gaysville this
fall. II is likely that steam Will be used
for freight and Storage batteries Tor pas
senger traffic.