Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-02-26
WEST RANDOLPH.
Thursday, Feb. 26, 1891.
1iss Myra Howard is quite sick.

Miss Myra Howard is quite sick.
Lucius Fowler has been visiting in Bos-
Dartmouth Gleeand Banjo Clubs Friday
night.
Arthur Jones of Montpelier was in town
last week.
Scion d. Putnam of Barnard was in
town Tuesday.
Miss Blanche sparhawk visited in Roch-
ester last week.
e. E. Evans and wife spent Sunday in
Waterbury.
Eugene Williams is in Wisconsin on a
business trip.
Edw. Tewksbury and Harry Allen were
at home over Sunday.
Miss Harriet Brewster visited in town
the first of the week.
Miss Julaua Gay of Gaysville is visiting
at Willard Gays.
Miss May Thompson is spending several
weeks in Lebanon, n. Ill.
Leonard Hutchinson is visiting his sis
ter and brother in Boston.
Mrs. Helen Carr of Goffstown, n. H., is
visiting Mrs. H. w. Tewksbury.
p s.sThos. Connolly has rented the Stephen
R1ford farm for the coming year.
in Rochester and is now at home.
Buck is full of work this week and has
hands employed on town reports.
Claude Beedle goes to Sherbrooke, Can
ada, Friday, TO play at the oratorios.
{. Miss Harriet Angel has gone to Boston
to spend few weeks visiting friends.
The Cong'l society held a pleasant soci-
able at Royal Dubois Tuesday evening.
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term OF eleven weeks begins March 10th.
The w. Z. T. u. viii meet at Mrs. Will
lard Gays on Thursday, Mar. at p. m.
Mrs G. w. Bliss and son OF Moscow
have been in town visiting her sister, Mrs.
Jas. Burt.
Miss Ruth Nichols has returned from
Providence, X. L., where she has been for
several weeks.
Music and mirth mingled Friday night.
The Banjo club alone would be worth go
ing to hear.
Steve Cushman had his left hand badly |
cut up by buzz saw at the Abbott steam
mill on Monday.
There viii be social given by the ladies
of the Christian church at the residence a
JLdson Fits tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. t. Case of Mass, are visit
ing in town, the guests of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Burnham.
Tenements were never so scarce as this
Spring. Several parties from out OF town
were looking for houses last week.
A dancing school has been organized
with Gibson of Bethel as teacher, The
first one was held Friday eve in Hose Co.
hall.
Miss Nellie Harwood is prepared to do
dress making by the day; also viii receive
ilg in inf uI
week.
The fishing rod factory OF r. II. Chubb
at Post Mills, was burned Monday even
ing. Loss upwards of $4,000. insurance
S17 800.
Before and after the concert Friday eve
don't fail TO go to Goding's for cup Of
his delicious german chocolate served
with cake.
Taking the Postoifice, Town Meeting
and the Station Agency Tor topics, things
have been lively on the street for the past
few days
Mrs. A. P. Joiner has returned from
Mich. where she has been spending the
past year She intends to sell her place
here and return
=. e. Evans has purchased OF J. b. Wells
a very valuable colt sired by Richilieu.
Mr.. Wells considers it as one OF the best
,olts he has ever raised.
The State Agricultural Experiment sta
ion has on hand copies Of its last annual {
report which yill b. forwarded to appli-
,ants on receipt OF name.
DIR. II. l.. Bates and j. II. Heath of New
Haven; L. o. Miner, Brattleboro; A. II.
SERVER, J 5. Flint, X. l.. Dewey Of Bur
ington were in town Saturday
Don't delay securing your tickets fer
he Gl5e CiuU Concert. II is a college en-
ertainment with all the little eonceits and
surprises hat the boys know so well how !
o render.
The body OF Mrs. Jas Holman. Who died
II the home OF her son, j. Morse Holman d
II Contacook, n. H., was brought here for Il
burial Monday and the funeral was held
n 5he NJ. +. church of which she was a :
member. 3
Rev. MIR. Atwell, the missionary OF this
diocese held services at st. Johns church
asst Sunday. lie will hold mission SER @
ices mere the last week in Lent every p n
q. nud evening. The topics viii be an
ounced later.
Mrs. Caroline Chandler died in Keene,
/. H., and her body was brought n
ere Friday for burial The funeral oc- r
urred Sat a. m. from the home OF her sis Il
er, Mrs J. l.. Moses, and was attended
y Rev. V.M. Hardy and the remains were +
at in the tomb.
Rev. q. W. Morrow has EXTENDED an in !,
itation to the =. 5. Grant Post and the u
ons of Veterans TO attend a memorial ser
ice at the Christian church on Sunday ST
larch ist, al 1880 a. m, in memory Of %
EN-. sherman and Admiral Porter. full
tendance OF both organizations is ear
estly requested. u
The Christian church sociable met last cl
thursday evening With Mrs l.. j. Sargent
nd Mrs &. +. Stevens was attended by a. al
out $50 ana the time passed rapidly and "
leasantly with social chat, music. etc.
consisting Of cake and coffee
ere then served and as the company Jour 81
eyed homeward they were served to moon sa
ght on snow which all considered very as
ne. May we 90 again. N.Y. II
Following are the scores made by men, or
rs Of the v. r. K. Club at a practice el
loot on their range, Feb. 18th. A bad ~
'h-taii wind bothered the shooters a n.
,od deal. "'
lgene Holman 5455s5 III
525 245 5 5 2 so If
Frank Bacon 1855 5-i7 CO
> ) 5 5 5 4-is pl
co n Walker 3 Z x 4 4 Is ar