Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1888-10-04
Monday was dreary, rainy DAY.

a pair VI SpcctdCiee dMdit an p"hSi -
this office.
Samuel Bass is away on trip to The
| hab this week.
Regular meeting of L. S. Grant Post
Friday evening.
Mrs. j. Gladding has nice line of
boys caps and Toboggans.
Ed Bruce and wife of Laeonia, n. II.
are visiting relatives in town.
Mrs. Cornelia Clough Rogers, an old
resident, from Plymouth, n. H., was in
town tuesday.
| Don't fail to attend Mrs. J. Gladding's
opening, Oct. 9TH and 9th. See adver-
tisement elsewhere.
The Red Lion Inn is undergoing thor
ough repairs, being reprinted and paper
ed, and re-piped, so as to make it easier
to heat.
W. II. Dubois has moved the State
Treasurer's office TO Montpelier, where
he will be during the session of the Leg
islature.
Mrs. w. A. Andrews and her son IIaT
old returned TO Boston saturday after
spending very pleasant season visiting
friends in this vicinity.
The 21st annual convention of the Vt.
State Spiritualist Association will be
held at the Waterbury hotel Waterbury,
VT, Oct. 10, 20 and 2lst.
The Universalists have purchased a lot
just north of DR.. Stewards block on
Main st. and intend TO erect a $4,000
church thereon next year.
Remember the benefit for the West |
Randolph Base Ball Club at Dubois q |
Gays hall Friday evening of next week
They ought to have rousing benefit.
j. w. Fargo win be at the bank next
Saturday Oct. 9th from 10 70 3 Z. NJ. to |
receive taxes, and our advice Is settle il I
you don't wantthe sheriff to settle with.
The great extension tothe L. $. Screen
Co.'S. works is completed and they Will |
manufacture, in addition TO their uneX-
ce,led screens, anew sled that is the best
ever invented.
When the changes and improvements
are completed 1ewksbury q son VIII |
handsome. as well as largest stores in
this part OF the state.
There was Il large attendance at the
union meeting at the NJ. Il. ehuch last
Sunday evening, Rev. } a, Pierce preach
ed an excellent sermon. A collection
was taken for the fever sufferers in
Florida and goodly sum realized.
Several from this place attended the
fairs at Mortified and Woodstock last
week. 1890 teams crossed the Elm st.
bridge in Woodstock Thursday, going to
the fair. 1t was the greatest crowd ever
seen on the Woodstock grounds.
Among the guests of the Red Lion Inn
are J. d. Denison and family, Miss c. c.
Moulton, Mrs. and Miss Hood, DR.. Goss.
Mrs. Hale Flint and family, A. A. Me
baum, j. f. Hobart and wife, j. L. Bur
rous, |. ID. Litchfield and J. f. Bacon.
The Lecture Committee, eli. W. Tewks-
bury, DR.. IL. IL, McIntire and n. J. i
Whitehill,) announce that they have
nearly completed arrangements for the
Citizens Annual Course of Entertain
ments, and will offer program far supe-
rior to any heretofore given. Each {
evening will be devoted TO The very first !
order of talent, whether musical or liter 9
iry, there not being single inferior or j
even mediocre entertainment in the en- D
ire list. While catering with special
are to the music-loying portion of our
people, they have arranged that the lit /,
'rary features of the Course shall equal !
he musical.
The Course will open on the evening y
If Oct 10Th with Grand Concert bv G
rhe Musin Grand Concert Company, the e
inest and most expensive Concert Com
,any in the United States. and eompris- c
ng the following solo artists,-Mons. "
wide Musin. of Belgium, the worlds
,reatest Vioinist' considered by good
rites to be the equal of the late Ole Z
Bull; Nine. Annie Louise Tanner, the y
reat Prima Donna; Mr.. Whitney
lockridge, the great Lyric Tenor, and h
lr Edwin NJ. Shonert. Pianist, h
Nov. 22nd Prof. Il. L Cumnock, of
he Northwestern University, Chicago.
} his Humorous, Dramatic and Heroic u
'eadings and representations. IL
Dee. eth The Powers Grand Concert
ompany, of Boston, including Mr.. II
Nulf Fries. !,
Dec. 10th Corporal Tanner, of New
'ork, the Soldier-orator who lost both
,gs at the second Bull Run Battle, and "
'ho never fails in captivating his audi W
nces. e,
Feb. Sth Mr.. Leland T. Powers, of it
oston, in his Dramatic Monologue. to
David Copperfieldn.
Feb. 2lst EX-Congressman Horr. of 70
Iichigan, who is unsurpassed upon the n,
cture platform. ~
Date to be announced, (probably i'm IN
anuaryl the Boston Ideal Banjo, Man
olin and Guitar Club, the greatest nov
ty on the Concert stage, and received w
ierywhere with unbounded satisfaction. M
For the eighth entertainment arrange an
ents have not been completed, but w
henever it shall be announced it will ct
2 found to be of the highest order. fir
The Committee have acquainted them ia
Ives with the ability and record of =
Ich person engaged, and are confident
lat at the close of the Course the peo-
e will agree that its equal has never
fore been given in this town.
Full particulars of each entertain
ent will be circulated several days in
Vance. Season tickets 81 30 as hereto