Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-05-26

Miss Annie Evans has returned home
Maude Haskins was home over Sunday
K. w. Morse and wife of Burlington
were in town this week for short visit.
Will Flint is to have charge of the new
screen mill which is TO be built this sum-
mer. Work is TO commence at once with
from ten to fifteen men.
/ Judge E. c. White of Yankton, S. d..
made his friends in town a flying visit
Monday on his way home from Boston
DR.. E. c. Abbott, accompanied by his
! father, OF Franklin, Mass, and his brother
/ Scion from Maine, came here Sunday
morning with the body of his mother
which was taken to Brookfield for burial
w. H. Dubois was in Montpelier Mon
day on business.
Hon. Cassius Peck OF Brookfield was in
town Saturday and inspected U. s. GRAM
Post.
Laroy Mann from Dartmouth College
was home over Sunday.
Henry Manchester is visiting in town,
the guest of his father, A, b. Manches-
ter.
A wear and half ago Miss Howard
teacher in the intermediate school got a
bunch of cotton Just as taken from the
field in Georgia and exhibited it to her
scholars, distributing seeds among them.
Mabel Pearl brought to the school Mon
day a flower which she had grown from
the seed and she has ball of cotton on
the same plant. Pretty good for YER
mont girl.
In the observance of Memorial Sunday
the Post has taken departure from its
usual custom OF waiting for an invitation
from one of the clergy and instead has
extended an invitation to the pastors of
the different churches of the village to
unite in Union Memorial service in Du-
Bots q Gays hall on the 18th inst. at 1-2
O'Clock D. m. An invitation is extended
to the public generally to unite with the
old veterans, the w. r. G. and the s. OF V.
to the end that we may all be strengthen
ed and encouraged in the Divine way.
Headquarters U. s. Grant Post, No. SO,
Department of VT, g. A. X.
Special Orders, No. 8.
/. The inclination OF our hearts as well
as the custom OF the past induce us to re-
spond favorably to National orders, re-
curing comrades all over the land to pub
licly acknowledge their dependence upon
the Ruler of nations by gathering them
selves together on Memorial Sunday to
listen to the teachings of his Holy Word
as proclaimed by his servants. To this
end comrades are notified to meet at their
hall on Sunday, the 10Th, at 2 IL O'Clock,
p. m. for the purpose of attending Divine
service.
ii. Comrades are also notified to appear
at G. A. r. hall ON Monday Memorial
Day at one O'Clock p. m. and hold them
selves in readiness to perform the duties
incident to the day and occasion.
Per Order A. A. SMITH, Commander,
G. ID. SANBoRN, Adit.
Call at Greene's new store for your Sar-
saparilla. Smiths Block.
Flowers for Graduation Day.
shall have choice roses and other flow
ers for June 3. III you want to be sure OF
Just what will please you leave your or
ders at once with Mann. Large lot OF |
baskets, wire form and cut flowers.
Special prices made in trimmed hats
rom now until Memorial Day at Mrs.
See the fine assortment of trimmed hats /
It such low prices at Mrs. Bickford's.
WANTED.-A teacher in Rochester "Lit- |
,le'' Hollow. Address, Sayles Hosington,
West Randolph, VT.
Mr.. Norman Nichols has been appointed /
Assistant Superintendent OF bridges and |
buildings of the Central Vermont railroad
With headquarters at st. Adams.
The Order OF eastern Starr will hold a
ociable at G. w. Hayward's Thursday
vening May 26.