Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-01-16
WEST RANDOLPH.

M. 0. Kimball is very i'll and not eX-
pected to live.
II. A. Huse has moved into j. A. Lam
sons house.
DIR. Sherwin of Woodstock was in
town last week to see +. Thayer.
A little snow Sunday night but it
lacked about foot Of sleighing.
The hose boys had pleasant party at
their rooms last week Wednesday eve.
Remember the entertainment next
Friday evening. "The best of the course"
DR.. james of Waterbury was in town
last week to see Henry Vinton who is
very ill.
Chas. Beedle has been confined to his
house for the past week with severe
cold.
Prof. Il. A. Bishop of Montpelier will
hold services at the Baptist church next
Sunday.
The union meetings at the NJ. E.
church during the week of prayer were
well attended.
Rev. Theo. Hopkins will hold services
next Sunday morning at 10 30 at the E.
piscopal church.
Presiding Elder Truax preached an ex-
cellent sermon at the NJ. Il. church last
Sunday evening.
There will be a sociable of the w. r.
G. to be held at Mechanics Band hall,
Jan. % at 80 O'Clock.
Rev. S. A. Parker will preach here
next Sunday afternoon at 2P. M. ERE
pentance-What IS it?''
Regular meeting of the w. Il. C. to
be held Jan. 22d at Mechanics Band
hall 30 in the afternoon.
The creamery is gaining new patrons
every week and the farmers seem we'll
pleased with the results.
Misses Pratt and Bass dressmaking
rooms over Mitehel's will be closed 4
few days on account of the illness of
Miss Bass.
G. E. Abbott is building some wood
sheds on Weston street and will have
dry wood to sell next year and keep a
regular wood yard.
Mrs. A. g. Wheeler returned from
White River junction last Friday, leay-
ing l.. d. Wheeler's family quite recover
ed from the diphtheria.
There is every indication that the Ran
dolph Savings Bank will do good bust
ness from the start. 1t is hoped to have
it ready for bushes about Feb. lst.
1t is not too late to notice the fact that
che Christmas number of the Argus and
Patriot was the best number ever sent
out from any newspaper office in the
state.
From herecent catalogue of the Un- |
versity of Vermont we learn that the |
first prize in reading for young ladies |
was given to Miss Isabelle Miller Chan
dler, member of the present senior |
class. Miss Chandler will be remember
ed as graduate of our Graded School |
class of 1885.
The concert Friday evening will begin
precisely at o'clock, whether the audi |
ence is present or not. Let all take pains /
to be seated at that hour and thus hear
the entire programme and not interrupt
others by struggling in late. With a lit /
tie forethought it is just as easy to be
present at s O'Clock as 10 minutes past. |
lhC loilVMiHS art tile OIllcerS OF the /
Sons of Veterans for the year ensuing
Capt. A. J. Huse, LIST Lieut.. Byron Good |
win, ID Lieut.. Fred Bryant. LIST Serg. /
Claude Beedle, I'd Serg. Clestic Stevens.
Serg. Guard A. Grover, Chap. C. w.
Hayward, Coun. Guard John Finn. Jr..
Camp Guard Geo. Sault, Picket Guard
Peter CAMEL, Camp Council X. w.
Morse, A. Grover, c. w. Hayward.
Parker A. Smith, former Randolph
boy and son of A. A. Smith, and Miss |
Irene Clifton of st. Nicholas, Fla. viii |
be married this Thursday morning. The
Jacksonville papers speak of it as the
social event of the season. Mr.. smith
has fine situation in the First National
Bank of Jacksonville and the papers
speak Of Miss Clifton as one of the most
accomplished and beautiful Young ladies
of that city. TIE HERALD extends hest
wishes and congratulations. /