Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-01-15
E. E. Evans and J. W. Atwood hav

E. Z. Evans and J. w. Atwood have
been on the sick list.
Miss Grace Bradish mas returned from
her visit in Boston,
Fred Huntington of Boston spent Sun
day in town with his father.
Kathleen held a very small reception
on Monday eve of last week.
X. w. Morse is away this week on tour
Of inspection among the 5. OF " camps IN
western VT
friends in Burlington, the guest of her
aunt, Mrs. S. NJ. Flint.
Quarterly Meeting in the Methodist
church next Sunday A. NJ. Presiding FL
der, A. b. Truax will be present. Love
Feast ct 10 a. m.
F. d. Gouriey from Boston visited his
brother, w. A. Gourley, last week, who
has been very sick with bilious fever but
is slowly gaining.
The w. c. T. q. will meet at Mrs. A. x.
Mann's Thursday. Jan. I'D, at p. m.
Each member is requested to bring one
friend TO the meeting.
Mr.. l.. S. Thompson, c. s., will give a
talk in the pariors Of Mr. Willard Martin,
Thursday eve, the 10Th. All interested
are cordially invited.
Willie, son of Frank st. John, ran away
one day last week and gave his father
quite chase. He was finally overtaken
and brought back home.
Rev. b. w. Atwell has moved from Bel
lows Falls to Rutland to be nearer the CEN
ter of the Diocese of VT. of which he is the
General Missionary in charge.
Mrs. E.B. Coleman OF Cambridge, Mass.
who has been visiting friends and rela-
fftrs.c in attrr has rpfuFupd home Miss
Hattie Bass accompanied her.
Geo. Hayward had valuable robe stolen
from the depot last week. He knows VINO
the party is that stole it and il it is at once
returned there will be no further trouble.
NGeo. Hayward had S1100 stolen from
his coat pocket one day last week. A de-
tectiYe Is after the thief and win probably
secure both the latter ana the money be-
fore the week is out.
Rev. b. W. Atwell viii hold services in
st. Johns fEpiscopal) church next Sunday
instead OF the last sunday in the month.
There will be communion service after the
usual morning service.
Two Randolph boys who have been win
ming both fame and fortune in Boston
were in Own ON a short visit this week.
A. +. Chamberln and r. ID. Osgood. They
were the guests Of Hobart Peck Monday
night and are visiting friends and relatives
in +. Randolph now.
Remember that the sale OF reserved seats
for Henry w. Tewksbury's lecture, Jan.
I'D, begins at a. m. Sat. Of this week, at
Bass Bookstore. The lecture is given in
aid OF the fund for the purchase OF pipe
organ for the C1ngl church. A reserved
seat costs but ten cents more than any
other but good many dimes will mate
rally aid the organ fund. Admission Csc.
Reserved seats, Soc.
Our people viii learn with sadness of
the death OF Mrs. Tullius j. Adams which
occurred at Portland, Oregon, Sunday,
ian. II. Last October Mr.. Adams remov-
I'd to Oregon hoping that his wife's health
would be benefited by change of eli
nate, but the disease would not yield and
ihe rapidly failed. Mrs. Adams was a
inc woman, greatly loved, and the blow
S severe one TO the family which has the |
sympathy OF all.
Geo. Princes teams have been drawing |
Iome pretty big loads OF logs from the |
mountain, six miles, two trips day. The |
asst 81 loads they drew 596 logs, measuring 1
., 1853, an average OF 943 to a load. There I
re three teams, driven by Fred Terry, Ed I
Pope and Will Pitkin. Terry drew 10 /
Dads in the past seven days, ending Sat. /
light, drawing 240 logs, measuring 1864 /
/. His largest load had % logs and meas
Ired ll73 IT. All the above is Scribner's
Measure.