Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-06-18
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WEST RANDOLPH.
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organ
steele. church organ builders, SPRING
field, Mass.
The warm weather makes the ice men
nanny Coal dealers are not in it just al
present.
cbildren,s Day was appropriately Cd
served at the Baptist church by the sun
day School and congregation. a pro
o-sn, entitled "Sunshine and Song" pub
Iished by the American Baptist Publishing
Society for the Baptist churches OF the =
s. for this occasion, was successfully caa-
ried out. 1t consisted OF music, leG,e
tions and well chosen Scripture reaalhg.
The pulpit and its surroundings was pref
tily and tastefully trimmed with movers,
while numerous canary birds adueo tneir
;avons eonos TO the music. The reclta-
;;93ns we're we'll learned and nicely SPOKEN
and the singing was excellent. fase9r
Cooper gave brief but interesting ao-
dress on the work OF the American Dap-
fist Publication Society. The onerihgs
were MANY and substantial. All were
unanimous in praise of the service ooen
as entertaining and prontaple'
Desnatches in Tuesdays paper stated
that Monday was the hottest day seen for
at least period OF % years. Here ~ Was
extremely hot. At Joslyns the thermoln-
eter stood at 104 degrees early IN tne hi1 ~.
moon. and 100 degrees at Newton 8 anu Dr'
Curtis at about the same time
Bert d. Chadwick and wife are home
from No. Bennington.
Omri and Orlin Greene were recently IN
Long Island on business.
Ed. Hatch was in So. Royalton Monday
Among the list OF transients at the hea
Lion Inn last week were: y. a: hamuail,
White River Junction; F. b. Merrill, +.
V. smith, Woodstock; L. j. Paige. A. y;
SERVER, Burlington; q. Nj: foro anu
wife, Rochester; Geo. Edison, Brattlepor3'
L. C. Hatch, Hartland Geo. Brow, ~
anon; S. s. Shurtleff, II. A. Huse, MONT
peiier; w. s. Carr, Hartford; S. {. Cady,
| q. /. Abbott, Bethel.
W. G. Slack has a promising Pastoral
colt two weeks old that ne mas SOU ioi
500 when four months old. 1t is a beauty
Henry Allen, who has been in the EN-
ploy of n. NJ. Draper for some time past,
| has left to become brakeman on lhe
Central Vermont.
Bank Inspector Greene was in Town on
Thursday afternoon TO take look at our
banking institutions.
Hon. James Hutchinson returned from
Chelsea on Friday last, having been kepe
busy there for week or ten days on ac-
count of court matters.
Scion d. Putnam, Esq. OF Barnard was
in town last Thursday.
Wilbur Salter and wife OF Tunbridge
visited in town last week.
n. w. McCollom, wife and daughter
Bernice are visiting in Boston.
Mrs. Geo. r. Morse and little son OF
Brooklyn, N. Y, are spending the summer g
at the pleasant residence OF Mrs. >. d.
Mead on Randolph Ave.
DIR. e. F. Upham and wife have returned
from the South where they spent the VIII ~
Ter at Shelby, Ala, and are at the oiu
homestead. Their many friends gave
them most cordial welcome.
c. Nj. Howard is putting in the founda'
tions for the front to the Samuel bass
house on Howard st. and L. +. Ihayei
has the frame OF his new house on I'M
| same street up and covered.
! AFRO Lamson's family arrived in towr
Saturday night
Mrs. Clark of Morrisville is in town, tn
guest of her sister, Mrs. '. M. Hardy.
Harry Cleveland and wife started Mon
davnight on their homeward journey ate
, delightful stay at his fathers home
/ TT Adams and son have returned from
, Portland. Oregon. Mr.. A. IS again
work for A. w. Tewksbury and Sons.
d, Mrs. H. NJ. Dufur is home from a yisl
: in Waterbury.
1 Mrs. uHezp Smith and daughter Min
ME start to-day for Highgate springs
They will visit in Montpelier and ralria'
on the way.
Mrs. John F. Hobart is spending
S month in Cambridge, Mass.
Mrs. ]. B. Mead and daughter, Mis-
Annie, have been visiting friends IN d
: Johnsbury
The under. pinning of Will Gabrielle
I property, now occupied by Charlie wong
is being repaired.
n The meetings of the G. f. society, OF IN
Cong'l church will be discontinued durin
a mart of the summer. The last meetin
9 win be July 5, assembling again Aus
30th.
:, The plank sidewalk on Forest 81. hs
: been removed. The place will be filled
y thereby widening the street several Ie'
and allowing the sidewalk on the otht
: side to be widened and graded.
|. The grounds around the residence
DeForrest Lewis, Forest ST., have bee
G filed in and levelled, making vast IN
provement.
re Dartmouth College closes the 25th of tn
month. Among the graduates, ~ IN nun
u Der, West Randolph has three, Messr
Fish, Dubois and rewksbury.
;s The Y. p. S. C. f. societies of the Chri
=
e. union meeting at the Congl vestries Su
day.
a The heavy frosts materially injured Z
A. hay crop which promises to be much sms
v er than last season.
When you are so disposed go to Flor
ve Manns ot-house and take look at /
es flowers. 1t will do you good.
Mrs. Nellie Blanchard visited MI
err Mark Chadwick recently.
An adjourned meeting Of the w. 9.
lie q. will be held at Mrs. Isaac Newton
ar, Thursday, June IS, at o'clock. The mel
bers are earnestly requested to be presei
he Geo. Wood is building an addition
tie the north side of his house.
Montpelier proposes to make the Four
= fred letter day. for that place. A
sum has been raised for the purpose a.
everything has been done to make it
grand success By the way, where is
Randolph?
A fair sized audience gathered in Deb
& GAYS hall Wednesday eve, to hear |
Maloney and his Irish Comedy Co. 1
contortionist, Marian, was the best sc
in this town for many year.