Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-06-04

| stb insei'
n.nrv Kinsman returns TO her
hs;. Hartford, Conn.,, this week Tues
A. Markham of Bethel visited
~ here last week.
~. IA Mrs. S. Belknap went y Koch
E' S last week to visit friends, returning
"a week. W. "a g.
" i q. i have their houses well under
fe' r;sb was called to Burlington last
Dr. see Miss Emma Vaughn, a
s01ass n n the Orphans Home, who is
~ and Mrs. Page have son born last
,ek TUESDAY
x-s Josiah Smith has mace arrange
We VITO live with Mrs. c. M. Lamb.
's a| Albert Clark, wife and daughter
voi. he a guests of Hon. Chester Pierce
Neu King OF Tunbridge is at work
sn B. Durkee's, dress making.
- uommond of Nashua, N. H., was in
", last week purchasing horses.
~ calvin Goff is quite feeble and not
~ 10 perform any labor.
q, hammond is recovering from MS
~ ~ Randolph Club were easy winners
iSe hall game last Saturday.
- o,eam sociable at the Congl vestry
:. @ .ssning of this week, June 9th.
w. lanes Ramage exchanged with Rev.
., MWord of the Center Village last Sun
Day.
tstter than week ago.
Tho Sons of Veterans are making ar
.aSements for an entertainment.
charlie Burbank and wife are at home
d, few days.
frank Moulton's son who has malig-
mi diseased arm is failing. his pnysl-
-. ~, ssvs there is no chance of recovery.
s Sa orSo measures 3S inches in circumfer-
au between the elbow and shoulder.
vo,r correspondent recently visited at
n. IN Stewards, one of our prosperous
a ~. in town, whose farm was settled
snnn nv Jeremiah Prescott, one OF the
si,lest nioneers of the town whose house
a. bnrned by the Indians in 1880, and it
9ss aid by the survivors of the raid that
Il, Prescott was the only one who fired
anan the raiding party. The place where
\. bouse stood is plainly to be seen by
N cellar which is not fully filled at this
lime Mr.. Shepard has residence beau
sip'y located on the banks of the White
Rivef and at the mouth of one OF its trib-
utsries on which he has an excellent mill
privilege.
Forty of the veterans of Bixby Post and
GOOD attendance of the Relief Corps at
ended the Memorial Service at Sharon
Id sunday.the Cong'l and Baptist church
/ x uniting at the Baptist church. Rev.
NJ. Myers, pastor, preached the Memorial
smon taking as his text, "Render unto
Cesar the things that are Caesars and to
god the things that are Gods" which
VAS 6ttingly applicable in the very logi-
a sense in which it was presented. lie
0id that by the surrender of all that was
iear TO the soldier when he entered the
service of his country for the preservation
fiji, the surrender of the father, son, the
husband. the lover or,the brother to the
country for its safety was rendering un-
oCaesar or to the government that when
kCaesar's. His sermon was very inter-
etng throughout.
Memorial Day was observed May 30th
Nth the usual exercises. The weather
vas quite unfavorable in the fore part OF
the day causing the omission OF some OF
the exercises at the cemeteries, but every
soldiers grave was decorated with mowers
and wreath and flag placed upon each
The afternoon was quite favorable ana tine
exercises at Royalton were more than us
ually interesting. There was full atten,
dance of the Post, Relief Corps, Sons OIL
Veterans and citizens, showing a marked
degree Of interest in our annual memorla
services. Col. Albert Clark of Boston de-
ivered very able and fitting address
which held the audience in close attention
throughout, closing with an eloquent
tribute to the VT. soldiers of the war.
The young people are to unite in giving
literary entertainment at The NJ; =
church Friday eve, June 18th. II VIII o.
veil worth attending.
Mrs. Arthur Pierce is in STAFFORD visit
ng
Mrs. futile Of Tunbridge is in town car
ing iorthe sick.
Anew line of Rogers Bros. Plated Good
TED. f. Smiths.
"a fine line of Baby Carriages at En- r
smiths
Call at Ed. Smiths and get prices o
Lounges.
A large line of Remnant Carpets at Ed
f. Smiths.
Bissell's Carpet Sweeper at Ed.F.Smltnl
and also full line of Hammocks.
fyon want an Ash Chamber Set TO
s2.5O call ON Ed. F. Smith.
An honest man turned up last week II
Burlington. He boarded with the veteran
l. 5 Drew during the war and left owint
hlm for his accommodations. he ma
since secured fortune in the West ans
ieturned to the Queen City. As soon q
ne saw the rosy face of Mr.. Drew he rec
elected that board bill and at once pai'
y as well as 81 that he borrowed OF
Clerk but Of which Mr.. Drew had no re
membrance.
a daring burglar entered the house 0
MS. Milo B. Williamson near Middleour,
2st saturday night. MIR. Williamson ]
away in Texas and his wife with the ser
wants occupies the house. About mia
night Mrs. Williamson heard noise an'
SEed what was the trouble. At once sn
vas seized by man who attempted =
choke and gag her but she made nols
enough to arouse her hired man and thel
hr L.. n - - ~