Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-01-22
WEST RANDOLPH.

There was Cnrlstlan socldDic ~ Hh-S@A'
Mann's Tuesday eve.
Mrs. John Hobart, who has been quite
sick, is much better.
Mr. and Mrs z. o. Hobart and two
children from Windsor and Miss Nellie
Quimby from Montreal spent Sunday az
f. A. Hobart's.
visit in Montreal.
There was a union prayer meeting at
the M. Z. church last evening
Miss Helen Bigelow was called to Gays
vile Sat. because OF sickness
Remember Tewksbury's lecture Friday
evening.
The w. c. 7. u. viii meet at Mrs. A. X.
Mann's Thursday, Jan. Y, at p. M
Chas. Bass is in town again.
Mrs. Hiram Bean is in Boston caring for
her son Willie VINO is sick.
Regular Convocarion Whitney Chapter,
No. S, r. A. NJ. Monday, Jan. 70 at o.
clock sharp Work M. Il. M. and X. a.
Let there be full attendance.
The Kings Daughters win meet with
Mrs. r. B. Mcintyre on Tuesday the 9th
at 2:30 p. No.
Regular meeting Of the Order of the
Eastern Star tonight, Jan. u. lnstalia-
ton OF officers.
The sixth entertainment in the Y. NJ. G..
A. Course at Burlington will be lecture
by Henry w. Tewksbury, Jan. 27th..
Remember that you can aid the fund for
the purchase of pipe organ by the ladies
OF the Cong'l church by attending The
lecture by Henry w. Tewksbury on "The
Championship" Friday evening of this
week. 25c admits to the hall. loo more
left at Bass bookstore gives you reserv-
ed seat. Be in your seats by O'Clock
sharp and not annoy everybody else by
coming in late.
A very large and pleasant party Of the
Young people OF this place called on
Landlord Stone OF the Maplewood on
Friday night and while they did not eat
him out OF house and home they
tried hard to do SO. The night was love-
ly one aud the party will be long remem-
bered by all who had the good fortune to
participate therein.
Rev. Mr.. Atwell held services very ac-
ceptably last Sunday in st. Johns church
and viii be here again the last Sunday in
February.
The editor and local and ID. "Circum-
stances" have all been on the sick list this
week, hence any lack OF locals.
Mrs. j. w. Hobart was quite i'll last
week, due to overwork in the postoffice
during the holidays and to severe cold.
A foot of snow fell Sunday and Sunday
night, not the first OF the season this year.
L. j. Griffin Of the firm OF L. j. Griffin a.
Co. OF Barre, was in town this week look
ing after some first class jobs in plumbing,
steam, or hot water heating. We knew
him well in Burlington, where his father
is the head OF the best plumbing firm in
that city and know OF his work at Barre.
He understands the business from A to Y
thoroughly, and will have something to
say about heating in our next issue.
Special meeting OF w. Randolph Grange
next Sat. evening. e. L. BASS, Sec'y.
j. G. Tilson is stocking up with a big
line OF the best harrows, plows, etc, for
the spring trade. He believes in the early
bird getting the trade.
l.. G. Tilson has greatly improved the
interior of his residence on So. Main ST.,
by painting and papering.
Mrs. A. A. Smith was quite sick last
week with hard cold.
The good people of the Christian church
gave their new pastor, Rev. Mr.. Morrow
and wife, reception at their church par
lors on Tuesday evening. 1t came near be-
ing royal banquet with one of the prin-
cipal figures left out, as Mrs. Morrow who
was expected to arrive on the afternoon
train from the north did not reach here
until eight in the evening. When Mr..
Morrow and wife reached the vestry they
found an assemblage of nearly two humid
red and fifty ready to greet them. The
young and the old, not only OF the Christ
ian but of other societies came together to
shake hands with the new minister and
his wife. Mr.. Morrow was evidently built
to stand the racket OF just such ordeals, but
the wife-she must have been weary. An
hour or two was passed in conversation,
and then all were introduced TO the nu-
merous kinds Of cake which the ladies had
brought in. The cake and coffee need no
extended description. All called it good
and accepted some more. The new pastor
starts out in his work under favorable aus
pieces, and we are looking for the contin-
ued growth and prosperity OF this society.
Mrs. Stanley Starr viii give an enter
tainment at the Christian church vestry on
Monday evening Jan 26th. This enter
tainment consists OF impersonations and
is said to be very instructive. 1t is given
under the auspices of the G. A. X. Post.
All are invited. Tickets at the usual place
and at the door.
The parties who went or were invited to
go to the Maplewood last week will find
tickets for sale at the drug store of +. e.
Evans for supper at the Wilson house,
Bethel. Friday evening, Jan. 80, supper at
z: 10-23. Sale OF tickets to close January
26th.
At regular meeting of w. r. c., Tuesday
Jan. 10, the following officers were elected:
Pres, Mrs. Mary Rising; Sen. Vice Pres,
Aurelia Hebard; Jun. Vice Pres, Mrs.
Beulah Parker; Sec. Mrs. Florence Hay
ward; Treas, Mrs. Kate Carpenter; Chap.
Mrs. Ida Ford; Con. Mrs. Allie Chadwick.
Guard, Mrs. Susie Walbridge; Asst Con-,
Mrs. Ella Chamberlain; Asst Guard, Mrs.
James Angel; Delegate to dept. conven-
ton, Mrs. Beulah Parker alternate, Au-
relia Hebard. Next regular meeting on
Tuesday evening, Jan. 24th at 2: 80 p. m.
Full attendance is especially desired.
Convention of the 9th masonic district
viii be held at Bradford, Jan. 2sth.
The Farmers League OF Randolph will
hold meeting in q. A. r. hall next Mon
day night. The objects of the organiza-
ton win be explained. All are invited.
E. L. Bass will load another car of hogs
on or about Feb. 10th.
E. A. Thomas is in New York and Bos-
ton on business.
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