Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-12-29
West Randolph Locals.
lrs. Frank Morse is auite sick.

The graded school begins again mex
1 Monday.
The trains have been very heavily load
$ ed the past week.
Geo, Sparhawk was at home from Spring
t field over Sunday.
A. A. Niebaum of Hotel Burlington
was in town this week.
!. n. L. Boyden, Esq, has been quite sicl
with the distemper.
] j. Laroy Mann is visiting friends il
. New York for two weeks.
What is the matter with the town clock
No time is better than poor time.
j. d. Denison is in Chelsea this week at
tending the Orange County Court.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Hebard and children
visited friends in Barre last week.
F. w. Sault and wife spent Christmas il
Mortified, as did Miss Georgia White.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Gabrielle have beer
quite sick with the prevailing distemper
Fred, Harry and Karl Beedle were here
from Keene, N. H., over Sunday for short
visit.
Miss Morse, j. ID. Mitchell's trimmer
left for her home in Merrimac, Mass,
Monday.
Miss ]. W. Stimson of Norwich is visit
ing friends in town, the guest of Mrs. L.
p. Stimson.
The many friends OF "Grandpa" Beedle
4 were glad to see him again in town for a
short visit.
f. S. Badger OF Wellesley Hills, Mass,
spent Xmas in town, the guest OF Miss
Della Badger.
Henry w. Tewksbury lectured in Rut-
land last week in the city course to fine
and appreciative audience.
Mr.. and HRS. Geo. A. Laird OF Royalton
were in town for Christmas, guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. l. Nj. Jones.
| The w. @. T. U. will meet with Mrs Hat
tie English at Mrs. M. A. Mann's Friday
p. M, Dec. 80, at o'clock.
The weather has been quite cool for the
past week and the coal and wood dealers
are smiling. Ice is also reported a little
/ firmer.
Mrs. j. B. Mead OF the st. Johnsbury
Graded School is spending the Christmas
vacation in town, accompanied by her
daughter.
We are glad to learn that Mrs. Leroy
Tilson is so much improved in health as to
be able to sit up. She has been under the
care of DR.. Stimson.
A special meeting of Arcadia Lodge, 10.
G. r., will be held at DR.. Gould's Thurs
day, Dec. 20, at p. m. All the members
are TcqucStSQ W NC pItScHl.
We see by the Free Press that F. n.
Whitney, formerly of the HERALD and
late OF the Clipper, is soon to take an ex-
tended southern and western trip.
Misses Nellie and Alice Hastings left
Saturday for Franklin, n. H., where they
will spend a few days before going to
Fitchburgh, Mass, to visit friends.
The annual business meeting of the
Congl church will be held at the vestry
next Saturday night a O'Clock sharp. It |
is hoped that every voting member of the !
church will be present as important busi- |
ness is to be transacted.
Galen b. Fish of the Detroit Training
School of Elocution and English Litera- |
ture will give recital at Dubois & Gayisi
hall on Thursday evening of this week, as-s
sisted by the male quartette OF this place
He comes very highly recommended
Owing to an accident to his engine, the
mill of g. j. Prince was obliged to shut |
Gown Saturday although he is driven with
orders. He was several car loads behind
his orders, and this will put him still TAR
Their back, necessitating more night work.
The annual reunion of the mem bers and
friends of the Cong'l church win be held
in the vestry of the church next Friday
evening. The supper will be at six o'clock
sharp and the exercises begin at seven
O'Clock. Invited guests from out OF town
are expected.
Senator Morrill, made the school library
a Christmas present of a copy of "The
Growth of Industrial Art" which gives in
an illustrated form the development of
and mechanical devices from
the primitive state to the present day
This is one of the most instructive books
we have ever seen.
Everyone says that the leap year party {
It Dubois & Gays hall last Friday night /,
vas the finest ever given in town, the '
.rand Masonic pail with which the hall
vas dedicated being the only thing OF :
he kind that came anywhere near equal
ng it.
F. E: Lamb, Esq, of Boston was in e
own this week on business. He has re- [
igned his position on the detective force
o accept much more lucrative position G
nth John Q. Paige of Boston, the great t,
agent of that city. He is RAN II
olph boy who is doing honor to himself I
nd his native State. b.
The Kings Daughters invited lot OF fl
ne younger children OF the town to
hristmas dinner in the room in Dubois
Gays block recently vacated by j. f.. OF
ldredge. Any one who saw the happy GO
ices OF these children as they sat down y
nice dinner that day would be sure to r.
~ that sit is more blessed to give than TO &c
ceive." re
MI. j.. j. Trerise is the manager OF the n
eamery here, owned by e. Brigham Co. 90
Boston. His many friends among the ~
ltrons thought it would be proper to M M
low their appreciation OF his kindness =,
i'd courtesy to them.by giving him and on
S wife a little surprise party. So, on II II
thursday evening, Dec. %, they COM r.,
enced, one by one, to put in an appear ii
ice at the creamery until large crowd 81
I'd gathered. 1t was complete surprise h.
both Mr.. and Mrs. Trerise. The even on
g was spent in a very social manner, A.
It'll games, etc, refreshments being serv-
about midnight. Mr.. Dana H. Morse.
behalf of the donors, presented to Mr.
d Mrs. Trerise, in few very appro-
late words, an elegant silver SER
&c. Mr.. Trerise responded, thanking all
r their kind remembrance of himself llO
d wife. ais
" Sal
lparuprd- Gardiner ~