Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-02-07

/ AoPh vi iNNNAtiY FAf'AN
J.v. Newton has sold over 20 pairs of
the Taylor adjustable shoes here.
Mrs. Titus of Hardwick is in town Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. w. 5, Curtis.
Mrs. Anna l.. Dubois has returned
from a four months visit at Hanover.
The U. S. Screen Co. expect their new
tub fastener machine very soon.
Tuesday, the 9TH, was the second an
niyersary of the Hartford bridge disaster.
Miss Ellen Woodward of South Royal
ton is visiting her brother, ID. e. Wood
ward.
Mrs. Belle Flint and Mrs. G. @. Pratt
have moved into the block on Randolph
Avenue.
Mr.. Newcity is having the old Herald
office in Smiths block finished into ten
ement.
Regular communication Of Phoenix
Lodge No. IS, +. d A. NJ, Tuesday, Feb.
18th, p. m.
The many friends of j. A. Fowler will
be glad to learn that he is improving. af-
ter his long illness.
Ex-Gov. Pingree and wife were in
town last week, the guests Of Hon. and
Mrs. w. IL. Dubois.
j. d. Wheeler and Jas. Burt were in
Boston and c. 4. Abbottat Barton Land
ing last week on business.
The Baptist people enjoyed pleasant
social with Mr. and Mrs. +. o. Hubbard
on Thursday evening of last week.
DR.. II. H. MeIntire has gone to Fort
Payne, Ala. with IA large party of New
England people to see the country.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bradford Tewksbury |
very pleasantly entertained his Sunday |
School class last Thursday evening.
NJ. o. Kimball, who has been in poor
health for the past year, died ana was |
buried with masonic honors Saturday |
afternoon.
wayland Baldwin, supt. of The 0gdens-
burg division eft the c. V. X. X. was IN
town this week on short visit to his
mother and many friends.
1t was announced last Sunday that Rev.
l.. o. Sherburne of st. Adams will preach
in the Methodist church next Sunday in
exchange with the pastor.
N. o. Snow has been at Randolph Cen
ter doing the freseoing on the Congl
church, which is sufficient guarantee
that they will get a first class Job.
The late Royal T. Twitchell of Stock
bridge held policy in the Connecticut
General Life Insurance Co., which was
paid as soon as due notice of
death was given, although it was not due
by terms of the policy till April.
The following are the officers of the
new Choral Union: DR.. Bailey, Pres.
A. II. Beedle, Vice Pres; O. J. Marcott,
sec'y.: A. =. Salisbury, Treas; Mrs. j.
Ford, Mrs. w. w. Rogers and VIII Spen-
Ger, Fix. Com.
Quite a number of our local would be
jay Goulds and Vanderbilts have recent
ly invested in the stock of the Fort
Payne Coal and Iron Co.. a company
formed to work extensive coal ana iron
mines at Fort Payne, Ala.
A valuable catalogue free The tenth
annual catalogue of the Joseph Harris
Seed Co., Moreton Farm, Rochester. y.
Y, is Just published. If you want the
best of seed, fruit aud ornamental trees,
raspbeuies, blackberries,
roses. etc, send for it at once. 1t is free
to all.
At the meeting of the w. r. c. on the
afternoon of Jan. 23rd the members re-
ceived permission to make one of their
acts public, it being that in which all Will
unite with us in pleasure at its announce
ment With the assistance of DIR. Mcln-
tyre the members were enabled to pre-
sent Miss Pierce with a nice muff The
corps are aware that their part in the |
gift only equaled the other in its repre- /
of good will and appreciation
Of services rendered. Such are often re- j
,eived in the same spirit as given. IL
proved so in the present instance and all i
we're happy. A MEMBER. ]
The Metropolis Of Jacksonville, Fla, +,
IF the 29th ult. says:
The young people of this city last night : .
lOnored Mr.. and Mrs. Parker Smith and
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank W. Lake, two recent !
v married couples, by giving them a
most delightful party in the elegant par
ors of the st. James hotel. The affair
was a success in toto. and the young la ,
lies of the city turned out in full force in
he most bewitching costumes and the
picture presented, as one gazed at the
graceful, pretty figures, their cheeks
inged with excitement, it could not be
otherwise than acknowledged that Jack c
onville had her share of pretty girls in
his state. il
Imagine a tall, 1.-THE, willowy girl of a
brunette type, with glorious T
lack eyes, a wealth of coal black hair, G
md a bright, pretty animated face,
which is lighted up perennially with
most captivating smile; then let us stop
moment and glance at her attractive
costume, rich white faille Francois silk j
n train, with illusion front, round neck,
hort sleeves. long white kid gloves, il
earl neck lace and diamonds, wreath G
f orange blossoms eneircling the neck.
nishing the corsage and passing diago-
ally across the front to the lower left :
dye of the pointed waist, and long Il
racefnl spray of the same flowers Sc
uring the illusion drapery on the right p
de, and you will have an ideal picture s
f Mrs. Parker Smith, one of the brides. Il