Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-02-20
WEST RANDOLPH.

H. NJ. Dufur has something to say on
insurance in another column.
Alice and Alma Foster of South Royal
ton visited friends in town last week.
e. w. Brownell of Burlington and H. Z
Parker of Bradford were in town shor
time Tuesday.
The largest fall OF snow OF the season
was Monday night and Tuesday, making
nice sleighing
Miss Constance NJ. Gerry has gone e
Barre to assume position on the edltoria
| force of the Barre Enterprise.
VIII. Dubois was in Burlington Tues
day attending the meeting OF the ofncers
of the VT National Guard.
The teachers meeting held in the High
School room Saturday was well attended
excellent music was furnished by tht
school male quartette.
Special meeting of the o. +. 5. Friday
evening, Feb. 21st. There will be a socla'
BILE and supper at the anle-rooms. Mem
bers are requested TO be present.
There will be social of the Ways ane
Means society at the Congl vestry TINS
eve with short literary and musical exer'
cises. All are cordially invited.
Fred T. Bradish has fine position II
the Citizens Savings Bank OF Cleveland
His many friends will be glad to learn OF
his success.
Ell. Gates, the popular salesman for
Baileys Music Rooms, has been quite sick
at the Red Lion Inn, but is slowly improv-
ing and hopes soon to be able to look al
ter his engagements.
The enterprising firm of G. II. and 9. +.
Hudson of Burlington, have succeeded IN
securing the noted pianist, August Hyll-
ested, in connection with his Boston en-
gagements, and he win give piano reci-
tai in the Y. M. c. A. hall in that city on
Monday evening, Feb. oath. All tickets
are complimentary and invitations are be-
ing issued this week.
The brother operators of Emmons Briggs
at White River junction sent a beautiful
box OF choice flowers to place upon his
bier and note OF sympathy to his n
ancee, Miss Alice Edison, and bereaved
friends. For these and all the other many
kindnesses shown Mrs. B. b. Chase and
family and Miss Edison wish us to express
their sincere thanks.
Prof. Beard, the celebrated cartoonist,
delivered the lecture in the Citizens Course
Monday evening to large and delighted
audience. His drawings made in the pres
ence of his audience were very fine and
some of them very laughable and showed
MIN W NC OuC VI luC lttdti1 III pr
fession as well as very popular man on
the lecture platform. He went from here
to Waterbury. While in town Monday he
visited the High School and gave fan in
teresting illustrated talk to the pupils.
c. w. Frary, the agent OF the Sprague
Bad Debts Collecting Agency of Chicago,
who has been taking subscriptions at
Montpelier and Barre will be in town next
week and explain the objects OF this COM
pany. We examined their system at Barre
and unhesitatingly pronounce it a good
thing. Nearly every business man in
Montpelier has Joined it and every one in
Barre who is shown the working OF the
Agency is joining. II has certainly re-
documentary proof OF its ability
to collect debts that no one else could ever
expect to get.
Alpha Messer, Master OF the State
Grange OF Rochester was in town last
week and organized Grange here Wed.
evening OF % charter members, embracing
many of the leading farmers of this and
adjoining towns. The following is the
list OF officers elected: Alonzo Emery,
Worthy Master; Frank Cleveland, Worthy
Overseer; ID. II. Morse, Worthy Lecturer;
John Finn, Worthy Steward; Allen Jones,
Worthy Assistant; Lyman Hutchinson,
Worthy Treas. r. l.. Bass, Worthy Sec;
Frank Mann, Worthy Gate Keeper; Mrs.
D. II. Morse, Pomona; Miss Alice Powers,
flora; Mrs. Lyman Hutchinson, Ceres;
Mrs. f. p. Mann, Lady Asst. Steward.