Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-06-19
WEST RANDOLPH.
DR.. SpiIler is in town.

Ralph Day spent Sunday at ms
home in Georgia.
Mrs. Remington of St. Adams has
been the guest of Mrs. c. d. sanborn-
Chas. Bass and wife are spending
the summer in travelling in Europe.
Joe Harlow cut his thumb very bad
ly one day last week.
Agnes Perry of New York city IS
stopping at the Red Lion.
Fred G. Harris of Jersey City, n.
J. is at Mrs. A. A. Atwoods for the
summer.
Miss Mary Connolly is learning the
printers trade at the HERALD office.
Miss Edna Cushman is book-keep-
err in one of the largest grocery stores
in Burlington.
Rev. Jonathan Tilson and wife of
Rowley, Mass, are spending their va
cation here.
f. ID. Spaulding of Washington, d.
C. has been in town the guest OF Hon.
James Hutchinson.
James Fish of Chicago and f. j.
Hubbard of Walpole, \. H., were IN
town last week on business.
John Bates of Portsmouth, n. H.,
has been visiting his parents. He has
a fine position in the bank at that place.
Albert Dean has part of the frame
work of his new house up on Central
street. Peter SAUL is doing the work.
Fred Curtis is Just recovering from
the measles. Several cases are re-
ported.
A full report of the Normal School
commencement exercises will appear
next week.
Fred Huntington, George Mann and
Leroy Mann spent the Sabbath at
Hanover, n. III.
Mrs. Mccall and son and Mrs.
Leeds and son of New York City are
guests at "Stone-leigh. !"
Carroll III. Pratt has obtained POI
sition in an architects office in Spring
field, Mass.
c. ii. Davis of Washington, ID. c.,
inspector of pension claims put up at
the Red Lion Monday.
Miss Carrie Abbott and her friend,
Mrs. Florence Hanford of Tampa, Fla.
arrived in town last Monday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Fish were call
ed to East Bethel last Saturday to at
tend the funeral of Mrs. Darwin Paul,
Mr.. Fish's sister.
DIR. Curtis and Geo. Prince have inn
proved the appearance of their respect
i've lawns by grading and filling in
with dirt.
The Misses Kimball of Brooklyn,
n. Y, arrived in town last week and
their father, X. J. Kimball and family
are expected Friday.
Rev. Victor Houghton conducted
the services very acceptably at St.
Johns church last Sunday and will re-
main with the parish during the sum
mer. Services at 10 80. Seats free.
Miss Electa Fish, one of the recent
graduates of the West Randolph Grad
ed School went to Concord last week
Thursday where she is to act as one
Of the table girls in the American
House.
Misses Mary Dubois and Mary
Tewksbury from Smith College and
Miss Clara Dubois from Hanover ar
rived home last night.
Prof. n. J. Whitehill and wife,
Hon. j. w. Rowel and wife and Al
bert Salisbury went 10 Greensboro
Monday. Mr.. Whitehill will erect a
cottage there this summer.
Mr.. Stone, proprietor of the Maple
wood has already received a large
number of guests which goes to prove
the popularity of the house.
The Cong'l library has received an
addition of s75 worth of new books
which together with the old books
swells the number to about 500. A
new catalogue has just been printed by
Buck.
During the last three years the peo-
pie of West Randolph have been accus-
toned to hear the best music and fore
most lectures on the platform. These
have been most thoroughly appreciated.
Indeed West Randolph has been fav-
ored with exceptionally nice things,
altho' in most cases of that kind, moth.
ing less than $3.50 to 5000 would bring
anything into this town, worth the
while to walk to Dubois and Gays
hall Three times has home talent
and home endeavours appeared on the
scene. These We're most fully appre-
ciated by the largest audiences that
ever gathered together in this town to
hear like entertainment. For several
months the Baptist choir, consisting OF