Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-09-22

is visiting friends in town the guest Of
Mrs. L. P. Thayer.
Mrs. j. E. EDDY and son with her sister,
Mrs. Frank kimball of Wolcott are visit
ing their aunt, Mrs. Amanda Atherton OF
Essex Junction.
A party of bicycle riders from Montpel-
Ter rode down here Sunday and took diL-
ner at the Red Lion Inn. All OF them rode
spneumatic tire" wheels. The distance
OF 80 miles was made in l-2 hours
F.E Wyman, general agent for the
Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Co., start
ed Wednesday on two weeks tip to New
port. N. H., BrattleDoro, Bellows Falls,
Windsor, Lyndonville and Newport. VI.
He has death claims and matured endow-
ments to the amount of 5000 to settle.
The next annual meeting OF the YER
mont State Teachers association VIII be
at Montpelier, Sept. 29, 80 and Oct. 1. 1t
is to be one of the most important meet
ings the association has ever held, and
large attendance OF the teachers of the
state is hoped for. An excellent program
has been prepared.
Mrs. c. w. Miller is canvassing the town
for the Victor steamless, smokeless ana
oderless spider and broiler, for cooking
all kinds of meat, onions, cabbages, ETC.,
perfectly without any odor from the same
| in the room. This is an article that every
lady viii want as soon as she sees IL and
the price places it within the reach OF all.
Miss Carrie Granger was very much sur
prised the other day on answering the
door bell to receive a small package with
the word this is "from your brother, you
know all about It," IL proved to be one
OF the finest ladies gold watches with the
most expensive Elgin movement IN beantl-
full engraved solid gold cases. 1t was IN
deed q surprise and one that was gAeatly
appreciated.
II. B. Hudson of New York, a Prohihi-
ton party speaker, made political adj
dress at Dubois & Gays hall Thursday
evening to a small audience which dwin-
died to about 20 at the close of the speech.
We were not present but Judging Dy what
prominent citizens present say, 1t was as
partisan speech as has been delivered IN
town for a long time. He was asked some
hard questions by Prof. \. J. Whitehill
and others.
The woman's Auxiliary OF Montpelier
District. Diocese os Vermont, held very
large and successful meeting in St. Johns
church Tuesday. Delegates were present
from numerous churches, Including Island
Pond, aud the services were marked with
great fervor Rev. DR.. Harris, DT.White OF
Northfield and Rev. Mr.. Lewis OF Mont
pelier were present and assisted. The la
dies of st. Johns entertained their visit
ors very handsomely at G.. A. X. hall.
The Ideal Male Quartette is to favor us
with a concert at Dubois a. Gays hall on
Friday evening, Sept. 30th. The quar-
tette will be assisted by Miss Agnes Doo-
ley OF Northfield, soprano OF high merit
who will be sure to please this music-lov-
ing community and by Miss Lizzie Adj
ans of South Royalton as pianist. The
quartette needs no recommendation. Let
us patroniZe our home talent and give
them full house which they most thor
oughly deserve. Remember the date, one
we k from Friday night, or Sept. 3Oth.
Frank Burridge, the adopted son CT j.
r. Burridge was arrested last week and
brought before Justice A. A. Smith charg-
ed with catching fish out of season and
was fined $40 and costs, amounting to
s23. As He was prosecuted by States At
torney Pickett at the instance OF the VT.
Fish and Game League and the Fish Com
missioners who propose to have the law
enforced in every case where they can
get evidence il is violated The Fish and
Game League was organized at consider
able expense for the purpose OF promot-
ing and enforcing laws for the protection
OF fish and game. Any one knowing OF
any violation OF the laws should report ii
at once to the Fish Commissioners, John
w. Titcomb, Rutland who is authorized
to prosecute all offences reported to him.
Ali correspondence will be treated as con-
fidential.
Those stopping at the pleasant place OF
w. w. Jones this summer were as follows:
Mrs. e. T. Guptil and son OF Carington,
Oak, sister OF Mr.. Jones, MIR. and Mrs.
Herbert Wiswall, Carlotta and Master
Richard Wiswall OF Roxbury, Mass, Miss
Lucy Hartwell and friend, Miss Lillian
Eddy OF Providence, r. l.. MIR. Henry Es-
bach, manufacturer Of musical instru
ments OF Boston, Mass, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Ruhl and Misses Else, Louie and
May and Master Willie Ruhl also their
maid OF Roxbury, Mass. Mr.. Ruhl is of
the Norfolk Brewery Co.; Misses Ellie
Nettie Beal of Rockland Mass, and MIR.
Paul Revere OF Bridgewater, Mass The
tokens OF kindness received from them
are not forgotten and Master Willie has
many thanks for the new boots, warm
shirts and pants he so kindly gave the
poor. All are delighted with Randolph as
usual for health as well as pleasure and
hope to visit il again some future day.