Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-03-14
WEST RANDOLPH.

MISS Lucy Moultoh mas the hiuilps.
+. A. Markham of Bethel was in town
Tuesday.
Mrs. Charles +. Harris is verv sick at
Jersey City.
j. B. Wells sent nice horse 10 Provi-
dence Monday.
Mrs. Thayer ard son of Newport are
visiting in town.
Grace Laird of Northfield is visiting
Miss Alice Hatch.
Town politics have been all the rage
the past week.
Il. P. Flint and wife are stopping a;
the Red Lion Inn.
w. S. S. Bucks two children have been
very sick the past week.
Mrs. Ellen and Mrs. II. b. Salisbury
spent Monday in Bethel.
A meeting of the order of the Iron
Hall Friday evening at 7.3O.
Nellie Quimby of Montreal is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Il. o. Hobart.
James Kenworthv and wife of Tun-
bridge visited at Andrew Fosters this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. o. Thurston of North
field have been visiting ut Chas. Thurs
toms.
Give Tanner a good house next Mon
day night and the q. A. II. boys good
benefit.
Rev. S. A. Parker will preach here
next Sunday afternoon at II. Nj. Sub
ject, 'Music and song in worship"
Regular communication of Phoenix
Lodge No. 20, +. and A. Nj. Tuesday,
March 10Th p. NJ. Work on the f. G.
Deg.
Rev. II. A. Hopkins of Burlington
will hold service at st. Johns church
next Sunday at the usual hour for morn
ing service.
The editors little girl Maurne has
been very sick the past few days and
he has not been able TO do much on this
weeks paper.
The usual service at the Baptist
church next Sabbath. The pastor hopes
to be present if not, Mr.. w. NJ. Newton
may be expected.
A literary and musical entertainment
together with sociable at the vestry of
the Cong1 church on Thursday eve, the
18th, at half past seven. Admission ten
cents.
McElroy's Theatre Co. played here ey-
cry night last week, and notwithstand-
ing the poor weather had good houses,as
their entertainments were first class and
well worth % and IS cents admission.
Charles NJ. Smith, 81, of Dartmouth
College has been elected editor of the
"Egis," the college paper, and poet of
his class. lie is son of II. A. Smith of
West Rutland, who is we'll known in this
place.
Remember the lecture Of Corporal
Tanner at Dubois q Gays hall next
MONDAY evening March 18th, and remem-
Der also that this is the last opportunity
to hear this gifted orator. The admis-
sion has been placed very low, 25cts and |
no extra charge for reserved seats. Judg- !
ing by the lecture he gave in the Citizen.
course just closed you will miss a treat if |
YOU do not attend and secure your seats
early.
About seventy of the relatives and |
friends gathered at the home of the |
brides mother in Warren, to witness the
marriage Of Miss Rose Perkins and Or
vie M. Jones. The bridesmaids were
Misses Nellie Harwood and Ada Cuth- |
bert, while the brides brothers, Ed. Ed
gerton and Vern Perkins acted as
groomsmen. A very pleasant time was
enjoyed by all. Mr.. and Mrs. Jones will |
reside in Darre.
Rev. Mr.. Teller of Westford, Vt.
preached ut the Baptist church last Sun
day and in the evening gave his reasons
for having left the Romish church in |
which faith he was born and reared. Mr.. |
Teller came to the States when about is |
years of age, and out of curiosity began |
to read the bible which opened his eyes
to the truth and although he long resist
ed it he ut length yielded and became Il !
Protestant. His address was good and
was listened to with close attention by Il
large audience.
j. C. Dyer lost valuable horse recent
ly.
Mrs. Alice Olmstead has been quite
sick.
George Temple started for Alaska this
week.
There was dancing school at Mechan-
les Band Hall last night.
John and Josie Montgomery have been
visiting friends in Gaysville.
Herbert Adams and wife of Barnard
were in town the first of the week.
Miss Jessie Burt and her cousin Geor-
gle Burt are spending some weeks in the
Clare, youngest daughter of Prof. E.
E. Bagley received the prize ut the 10
cent theatre matinee, as she occupied the
lucky seat.
DISTRICT SCHOOLS.