Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-11-09

day of Thanksgiving.
George Priest spent Sunday with ms
sister, Mrs. Fred Dunn.
Mrs. Henry w. Tewksbury started Mon
day for Goffstown, \. ii.
Master Mason E. P. Libbey is following
his vocation in Bradford.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Tewksbury were
in Boston recently for several days
A. e. Bass and T. l.. Dubois are at hlgn-
gaze, waking the echoes with their rlles'
Henry Wolcott is once more in West
Randolph alter quite stay IA 1ulOrluge'
Rev. q. W. Morrow will exchange with
Rev. y. c. Frye Of Woodstock next sun
day.
The warning for the special village meet
ing next Tuesday evening appears IN thls
issue.
Miss Mary Ct ley from Ware, Mass,
has baen svenc. z the week at Fred
Dunn's.
a.E. Dean, who has been spending sew
er,L weeks with bis brother IN Boston,
came home last Saturday.
Miss Lizzie Parkhurst, who has been
STAYING with friends IN TINS village, 10
now at her home In Sharon.
Mrs. Belle ]. Griswold has taken rooms
for the winter at A. +. Hendricks ana is
prepared TO do dressmaking.
The w. r. c. and G. A. X. serve boiled
dinner to-day (Thursday) in the Grand
Army hall from u o'clock on.
The Silver Cross Circle OF the Kings
Daughters will meet with Mrs. Morton on
Tuesday, -iov. 18th, at 2;3O p. m.
Galen B. Fish came back from Roches-
ter day or two ago, and Friday Journey
ed to Northtield. Mrs. John Gorhan al
SO visited that village the same day.
Mrs. w. A. Gourley and her sister, Miss
Jennie Tilson, are again at home aitel
soiournipg for a season in Boston ana
Melrose, Mass. They arrived the 4th.
The services at the Baptist church next
Sunday morning will be for the dement, Oh
the Sunday school. An illustrated sermon
on the commandments is to be given at
this service, which will commence at the
usual hour. At $3.50 in the evening the
Sunday school will give concert
Twenty. two little folks assisted Miss
Alice Crimmins to celebrate her sixth
birthday Saturday afternoon. They play.
ed games enjoyed the birthday treat and
departing, left behind them several gifIs
as souvenirs of very pleasant occasion
Two small boys-Royce Edward Bass
aged 8, and his brother, John W. Bass
two years younger-haye brought IN
bouquet OF dandelions, clover, goiaeh-rou
and other wild flowers, with the query
allow IS this for Vermont in November
Other close observers % nature assert lha
wIlu flowers of the above mentioned Vari
cites have come up from seed sown TIM
fail, Dnddeu and, in many instances, bios
somed.
Sunday, Nov. 5th, WIS the anniversar!
of the day on which Guy Fawkes, tina
Prendergast of the seventeenth centur.
and early crank, attempted to blow up Tn
king. his ministers ana both houses o
ant NTH his UunnGW0C
plot. 1t is the custom IN England TO ceie
brate this day by carrying Inquire stune'
with straw about the streets OF Londol
and of other large cities, finally commit
ting il to the flames. Fortunately, IN TIL
country every crank's day is not ceieDral
ed, otherwise we should be having con
tinual holiday, and the men OF stray
would almost equal in number the tax
paying polls.
Road Commissioner Wells says that b
now has the highways ready Tor the win
ter drifts. He has put in nearly 100 rod
of permanent road and would like TO pu
in several more rods but part OF the Ia
must be saved to pay for breaking tn
roads this winter, after one OF those storm
which powder the face of the earth wit
twelve or fifteen feet of snow. The PEG
ple at first had many misgivings about ID
new highway law but II has come to
the general verdict that we have neve
had DeIItr TOdQb UOT udu bnC DthCht Y
the improvements made upon them Tor
long a time during the summer, whe
driving seems 10 be the favorite form Q
recreation.
Republican mass meeting was bel
in the Cooper Institute hall, New 1or
City, Oct. 18th, under the auspices of tn
Repu blican Club OF New YORK. A larg
audience assembled 10 listen to the elu
quent addresses made by Charles Emor
Smith, ex-minister to Russia, Serene +
PAYNE, prominent Repu bliCan, and job
Sabine Smith, chairman OF the hepu oil
can County committee, who opened tn
meeting with these words: "Ihe way
which swept over the land last Novem be
has dashed itself 10 pieces and evaporateC
This time a cyclone is on its way, an
next month Will see 1t sweep the Demo
cratic party into the sea. We beard il
rumbling at Syracuse. The heavens al
black with desolation for Maynard an
Hill and Tammany domination" OF Ne
York be said, "rhe issue in this state
marked by one feature phenomenal in il
history. TO steal or not 10 steal, that
the question. Learning and culture ma
adorn a Judge, but righteousness must
the foundation OF his judgments. ]
elect a man judge OF the highest coui
who is guilty OF abstractihg public RET
ord to thwart the will of the people, woul
be to personify and exalt crime, and plas
it in the seat OF judgment. Every hat,
of iniquity will be eager to strike dow
Isaac n. Maynard" He then spoke of tt
country at large: "0ur country is in peri
To all our voters we say, look around yot
use your eyes; see for yourselves. Or
year ago this very month the Nation, uI
der Republican administration, reache
the very acme of prosperity. To- cay finaI
cial ruin and business disaster Confrol
us on every side. Protection OF our il
dustries has been decreed for destruction
and the people mourn. We are passin
through Democratic panic. The Clevl
land administration viii have TO 20 inl
the hands of a receiver, but the countI
will trust us and give Us an extension al
til 1895. Long before that time arrive
the few remaining assets OF the Tree tfas
ers will have been sold to tat old Jun
dealer, Tammany Hall, for a mere pittanc
with which to bny collins for the Mos
wump dead Mr. smith spoke at son
length and from the tenor of these exirac
from his speech il is evident ii,as thel
is no immediate danger Of his 1 ming
Cleveland Democrat.