Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-05-14
WEST aasDolpH.
THURSDAY, MAY IA, 1891.

Windsor, the guests of his brother.
The Silver Cross Circle of the "King's
Daughters will meet with Mrs. A. B. Gay
Tuesday p. M, May 10, at 2:30.
A collection OF boys mostly from the
Grammar School department INDUCED in
a spirited game of baseball Saturday after
noon.
Miss Emily Gleason OF waitsheldis Wis
iting friends in town.
Chas. Mann OF Montpelier spent Sunday
in town.
Bertha Mcintosh went to Northfield
Monday to spend the week with her sis
ter.
Mrs. Joiner started last week for Kali
amazoo, Mich, where she will make her
home.
Horace Mann Of Stamfordville, n. Y,
was in town last week.
Rev. Calvin Granger and daughter OF
Poultney are visiting friends in town.
Mrs. Wood of Milton is in town, the
guest OF her daughter, Mrs. E. A. Thomas.
Mrs. L. T. Standish is in No. Pomfret
with her daughter, Mrs. p. w. Strong.
Miss Gertrude Lewis has returned to her
home in Waitsfeld.
Rev. Mr.. Hamblin has returned from
the Mary Fletcher Hospital in Burlington
where he had an operation performed on
his eyes.
]. e. Cushman, States attorney OF Chit
tenden county, has been in town Tor sew
eral DAYS past owing to the serious illness
of his mother.
The trustees met Saturday night and
elected S. II. Brooks, Esq, trustee in place
of j. d. Wheeler who refused to accept the
election at the annual village meeting.
DIR. Mcintyre, the chairman, is correspond
ing with two of the best concrete men
with view of getting the best work pos
sible and as soon as possible.
The w. II. II. Thayer house has been
moved from Highland Ave. to South St.,
and the Drake house from South st. to
Maple st. The latter will be used as an
ell and two story front built this season.
S.V. Holman has purchased of ID. c.
Woodward a lot of land and his new hen
house on Maple st. and will erect two
story house thereon this year.
Sunday was a very warm day, 80 in the
shade.
One week from next Sunday Rev. w. p.
Bird will commence his labors with 81.
Johns church.
J.D. Denison and family spent Sunday
in Royalton.
We are clad to see Miss Caroline Moul- |
ton out again. 1t has been over three
months since she fell and sustained severe
injuries.
Fred Church has greatly improved his
home on Highland Ave. by painting, etc, |
and has now one of the prettiest places in |
town.
There are rumors of important changes |
in several OF our business firms.
The ice teams started Monday.
The mail was over an hour late Monday. |
Willis Dickerman, in the employ OF Geo.
Spear, was struck by the cyclone Friday |
night while trying to make a crossing in
Braintree and severely injured, being |
thrown from the wagon.
Mr.. Lewis was present at the rendering
of the Passion Play in Oberammergau,
Aug. 10, 1890. In his lecture he starts from
Munich, the capital Cf Bavaria and takes
his audience with him through the grand
scenery of the Bavarian Alps step by step
TO the valley OF the Ammer.
Mrs. Mary e. whitney of Braintree hill
brought into our Office sample of a rug
upon which she has been at work for some
time which is yard and quarter long
and three quarters OF yard wide and con-
tains 1850 pieces. II is monument OF un
wearied patience and ought to endure as
long as Bunker Hill monument, but prob
ably will not.
We take this opportunity to extend our
congratulations to Luther b. Johnson of
merity to launch out upon the sea of mat
rimony We trust he will indeed find il
a broad and open sea where many small
craft can safely follow in the wake OF his
vessel, and not a narrow, tortuous stream
beset with rapids and rocks, quicksands
and shadows. There is nothing like get
ting married young and dying OF old age,
if YOU have the right kind OF a wife. Hope
you have started in all right, Bro. john
son, to grasp this ideal.
The w. c. T. U. will meet at Miss II. H. ,
Flynn's Thursday, May IA, at Sp. m. {
The anniversary of the Congl Sunday
School took place Sunday evening in the
church auditorium. The meeting was /
well attended and thoroughly enjoyed by j
all.
The foundation for the Christian par {
sonage is being laid.
Remember the White River Valley Y..P. $
S. c. E. convention next Saturday, both
and p. m. {
w. S. s. Buck is over-run with work at {
present.
Mr.. McCall's house on Central St. is fast
being put into shape for occupancy. e
Miss Carrie Haufier is now employed S
as book keeper in Jordan and Marsh's G
department. 7
Thos. Connolly will car potatoes Friday
and Saturday of this week. S
The Ladies' Aid Society of the NJ. E.
church viii serve strawberries and cream
With cake, etc. at their church parlors on
Friday eve, May Is.
w.R Graded school Notes. a
Class Day exercises come the Tuesday
before graduation. e
The catalogs of the library are out. Over y