Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-09-03

| five weeks in Boston.
Lewis Sault has moved into his new
house on Central Street.
The Catholic Fair will be held in Dubois
and Gays hall this week Thursday, Fri :
day and Saturday There will be a fine
display of fancy articles, an address by
Rev. Father Lonergan and Miss Carrie
Haufier will furnish vocal music for each
evening. All are invited to attend.
j. d. Wheeler and wife. E. A. Thomas
and wife and n. J.Whitehill and wife take
a trip to New York via Lake Chsmplain,
Lake George and the Hudson river, this
week.
] c. II. Wood and wife, f. A. Wood and
wife and A. B. Wood and wife OF Milton
visited friends in town last week, he
guests Of Z. A. Thomas and B. A. Wilcox.
Rev. S. NJ. Bird and daughter, Miss Mary
| Bird of Galveston, Texas, are the guests of
the Red Lion Inn while visiting his son,
Rev. w. p. Bird, whom they have not seen
for three years.
The Bangor (Me.) Commercial of Aug.
IS contained the following item OF inter-
est to our people: mir. A. T.. Bass OF w.
Randolph, VT, who has been the efficient
assistant Superintendent OF the ticket de-
partment of the Eastern blaine State Fair
for several years, arrived last evening to
be present at this years fair. Mr.. Bass is
the guest OF his uncle, Hon. j. p. Bass, on
High street.
n. o. Snow has sold his house on High
land Ave. TO +. A. hacher of Hartford
and Will move sometime next month TO
Amherst, Mass, where he has received a |
very fiattering proposition to open shop. /
During the many years he has lived in |
town he has proved himself not only a /
good citizen but first class workman and |
an artist OF no mean talent. The many /
churches, stores and dwellings in this part /
OF the state testify strongly TO his talent 1
as a scenic artist and frescoer. He has
done the finishing and painting for W. T.. /
Lamson's large furniture store for many
years, situation be could not have held /
so long had he not been a first class
workman. The people OF Amherst are 10
be congratulated on securing him.
One of the finest concerts ever given In
town was that by the Apollo Banjo CLUB
OF Montpelier in Dubois and Gays hal
last Friday evening. Every member OF
the company covered himself with honor
and Master Arthur Dewey, the wonderful
six year old banjo goloist, fairly took the
large audience by storm. Miss Josephine
Hartman, the elocutionist, was very sue
cessful in her efforts To please The audience.
The following was the program:
/. Galop-"In Wilder Haste" Apollo
Banjo Club.
2. Duet Flash Galop, Messrs. Piper and
Blakely
3. Recitation-"Th Day Of Judgment (
Miss Josephine Hartman.
4. Trio Invincible Grand March, Messrs. !
Atkins, Piper and Putnam.
5. Banjo Solo-Favorite Sehottische, Mas z
ter Arthur Dewey.
g. Medley Melange D'Consomme, Apollo I
Z. Quickstep-M Merry Travellers, Apollo
Banjo Club.
8. song-"Golden Moon. G. X. Putnam. &
8. Magic Trick Solo, NJ. F. Atkins.
o. Recitation-"The Whistling Regi-
ment," Miss Josephine Hartman. q
1. Guitar Duet-Fantasia, Messrs .Blakely q
and Weston.
?. Polka-Bella Bocca, Apollo Banjo Club. g
L. p. Thayer has sold the With. Thayer
ouse to party in town as an invest b
nent. II
Steve Cushman has purchased the new I,
ouse on Howard St., built by L. r. Thay
r and viii move in soon.
Mr.. Ebert Markham from Middlesex
pent the sabbath in town, the guest Of
Gland Rising. N
The ladies Of the W. r. CIVIL hold their {
ext regular meeting at the G.. a. K. hall y
ept. al 7.30. y
There was an important hearing here !,
cfOre Hon. j. X. Darling OF Chelsea, in -
be case Of Heber Holman y. r. NJ. Irish :,
nd Charles keene in foreclosure case. Is,
d. Denison appeared for plaintiff and ot
Ion. W. +. Dillingham; for defendants, y
lille Supt. Palmer Of Waterbury and 7. 4,
I. Gordon, Esq, Of Montpelier were am
ng the witnesses. =
The 3rd Vermont viii hold its 9th annu- II
Reunion al ST. Johnsbury next Wednes a,
ay. All should 90 who can. al
Rev. 4. 5 Nanton OF Williamstown win :,
reach in the NJ. E. church next Sunday. 3
Fred Lewis Of Peterboro, \. H., visited !.
is sister, Mrs. l.. I. Huntington on Mon y
az. y
Mrs. J. d. Mitchell viii open line Of -
ew fall millinery next saturday, Sept. 9th ii
81. II
All persons who wish 10 send for the 81
hauta1quan or books, viii please meet at q
lrs. Gays on Monday, Sept. eth at D. m. / ii
All the claims for sick benefits against pl
be Peoples Five Year Benefit Order in w \
randolph have been paid. The following -
laims have been paid within ten days: j. r
(. Church, $50; Florence q. Trerise, gao; III
ophia L Butterfield, $50; Peter Sault, go G
nd j. F. Bacon, go OF
AT meeting Of the officers and the ex- "
cutive committee of the LIST VT. Heavy Ar VI
llery, 18th Vt. Vols, reunion society o.
cid at Bennington, Aug. 18th, it was vot- II
not to hold meeting Of the society OF
ais year. X. +. Hathorn, Co. G. Ludlow: p'
as appointed treasurer, in place of COM g
ide Kendall, deceased. The society will er
leet in 1892. The officers Of the society
re J. E. Eldredge, Pres; Judson A. Lew
!, Sec; r. E. Hathorn, treasurer.
w. S. Crane, formerly of Williamstown, pr
ut for IS years resident Of Colombia s.
:, together with his wife, mother, and
ster are guests of c. w. A. Putnam, ESQ. =
this village. Mr.. Crane is still loyal ,"
ermonter, and his wife is charmed with
le Green Mountain State. She Is a daugh- e
T OF Robert A. Joy, one Of the pioneers
the transportation business across the re
thmus OF Panama. IS
Miss Nettie Webster closed an early fall e.
rm Of school in No. 6 last week. n
ID. V. Page is Singing his house.
Judge Nichols of West Randolph and q
yeral friends visited the old homestead "
ie first Of the week and held picnic in
he grove.
Mrs. Lucinda Flint and Mrs. Mary Dru-
! Of w. Randolph spent last week with
RS. Ira Harwood.