Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-03-27
WEST RANDOLPH.

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Chas. Dubois was home from Dart
mouth College over Sunday.
Wales I. Bass has rented DR.. Nor
tons new house on Weston St.
w. H. Dubois and family returned
from New York City last week.
| A. Fl. Beedle and wife returned
from Fl. Payne, Alabama, Saturday
evening.
Bert Hastings has purchased the
new house on School St. built by Aar-
on Fales last season.
A few of the friends Of Mrs. G. c.
Beedle gave her pleasant surprise on
Saturday evening, it being the I3rd
anniversary of her birthday.
The G. V. r. r: has just issued a
circular to station agents imperatively
ordering them to arrest all boys who
are guilty of jumping on or off trains
while in the yard here, in accordance
with See. 1902 Of the Revised Laws.
The fine is 81 to s. and costs for each
and every offence. As several boys
are hanging around the station and
breaking this law every day we are
glad the railroad company has seen
fit to order that the law be strictly en-
forced. 1t is high time, before some
one is killed.
We copy the following item from
the Washington Springs, Dakota Re-
publican of March z, concerning a
Randolph boy:
Mr.. and Mrs. j. ID, Morse and Mas
ter Lester arrived from their Vermont
visit last Saturday evening, and on
Monday evening they were treated TO a
surprise which fully assures them of
their cordial welcome back TO the home
of their adoption. A few of their old
est neighbors and friends planned the
affair, and Mr. and Mrs. NJ. were in
vited to Aunt Sarah Barrett's TO tea.
As soon as they had gone-the coast
being clear, their friends took posses
sion of their cosy home and prepared a
sumptuous supper with an elegant set
of china-over seventy which
had been purchased as present TO
Mrs. Morse. Everything being ready
about & O'Clock a message was sent 10
the victims of the pleasant surprise TO
hasten home, as company had arrived.
Home they went, TO find their friends
in possession, waiting for supper and
grand good time. This surprised them
Of course but when Mrs. +. J.. Smith
in beautiful language, presented them
with the substantial token of the re-
CARDS of those assembled. the unsus-
pecting couple We're completely over
come. Mr.. Morse soon recovered |
to express their thanks IN
words, while Mrs. Ms. eloquent tears
spoke volumes, telling of the genuine
of the unlocked for mani |
estation of regard by her neighbors.
The occasion was one long to be re-
by all concerned. and |
'llnches the last nail which binds Mr.. /
md Mrs. Morse to their Dakota home.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. i.
E. Barrett, Mr.. and Mrs. S. II. Al
,ert, Mr.. and Mrs. X. ). Wesley, Mr.. /
md Mrs. f. l.. Smith. Mrs. Mary
French, Miss Lima French and An
Justine LaPoint."
Miss Nina Riford is IN Boston this
week attending the millinery openings, !
tc. accompanied by her sister, Mrs.
v. w. Jones who is visiting friends
n the city and vicinity.
Rev. j. A. Pierce's sermons on Sab
'ath evenings are much enjoyed and
veil attended. lie is assisted by the
hoir which has improved much Of
ate. Seats free, all invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Lane and Mrs.
ieo. kidder Of Plainfeld have been.
isiting Mrs. j. Gladding.
Remember the G.. A. II. sugar par
7 Friday eve, the 2Sth from } to 3
clock at Christian church yestry.
The Grand Master has accepted an
lvitation to be present at the regular
of Phoenix Lodge, No.
3, +. 4 A. VI. Tuesday evening, t
pr. Isl at Z o'clock. There will be
'ork on the 3rd degree. All Masons Q
! good standing take notice and gov
n themselves accordingly.
Chas. A. Chellis Of Worcester. 2
lass. has been visiting friends at the
'eamery for the past week. t
w. 5. 5. Buck has new motor to 7
IN his job presses. d
L. d. Wheeler was in town yester- 9
".
Poor sugar weather.
Snow Wednesday morning.
The local notices will be found on
e 9TH page this week with the rest OF
is county's news.
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