Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-04-19
Misses Mullen and Randolph still lead

Misses Mullen and Randolph still Leaf
the Arion Quartet.
Heman Powers spent a few hours il
Montpelier last Monday.
Mrs. Lucius Webb of East GranviI'
spent the day here Monday.
c. w. Hayward is to occupy the hous'
on south Main ST. vacated oy w r Barnes
Miss Jennie Godfrey teaches this spring
in Gaysyille. Her school opened last Mon
day.
have been staying with friends in Tun-
bridge.
A fine concert by the Ladies' Arion
Quartet in Dubois & Gays hall two weeks
from next Friday night.
Mrs. j. r. Ford OF Canaan, N. H., visited
her sister, Mrs. W. W. Carpenter, and otheI
friends in town last week.
The Arion Concert Co. need no intro
duction to a Randolph audience, as thos
who have heard them know they are
among the best.
A junior partner at the u. S.screen mill.
A lusty nine-pound boy was born Monday
OF this week to Mr.. and Mrs. j. Fl. Burt,
whose many friends rejoice with them.
Eugene l.. Williams vent to Burlington
last week to see Mrs. Williams, who is re-
ceiving treatment at the hospital, by which
it is thought she will in time be much
benefited.
There will be no preaching service at
the Methodist church next Sunday on ac-
count Of the absence Of Rev. Mr.. Hamblin,
who is attending Conference, but the SUN
day school will be held at the usual hour.
The w. r. c. will give a supper at the g.
A. R.hall Thursday night, April 20. Beans,
brown bread and hash, also pies, rolls etc,
will be served from 6o'clock onward. Full
bill, Is cts. A cordial invitation is extend
ed to all.
Fred Osgood of Boston, brother Of Mrs.
Hobart Peck, arrived here Monday. He
was summoned TO attend the funeral OF
his brother, Ed. Osgood, whose death oc-
CURED last Saturday at his home in East
Randolph.
Reuben Cole and wife from Somerville,
Mass, were called here this week by the
sickness OF Mrs. Coles father, David Fisk,
is at Eugene Holman's. They will
return to Somerville, taking Mr.. Fisk with
them, as soon as he is able 10 travel.
Tuesday morning, when Increase Cham
berlin went to the barn, he found his
horse, quite a valuable animal and one
that he had raised from a colt, dead. In
some way, it had twisted the halter about
its neck and, as a result, choked to death.
Harry L. Beedle, now located in Keene,
n. H., and in whose success Randolph
people take great interest, has been offer
ed $26 a week for six months to play
double bass in an orchestra at Chicago.
Being far from well, he has not, as yet, de-
cided to accept the offer.
DR.. II. H. Mcintyre forwarded Tuesday
to Chicago the second shipment of sam
piles OF Vermont building stone. Among
them were specimens OF the newly discov-
cred vein OF marble in Washington-the on
ly one,as yet, found in Orange county. Elk
perts, who have examined IL, say that this
marble is OF a very fine quality.
The friends OF Mrs. Emma s. Peters are
going to try to secure for her a pleasant
by taking advantage of the very
liberal offer made by the Boston journal
the occasion of its sixtieth anniversary.
Will the patrons OF the Journal who wish
to assist us, donate their coupons to Mrs.
Remember that April 21st, Friday even
ing, is the date OF the Family Album
pains have been spared To make this
entertainment a success. Powerful cal
cium ligbts-three colors, such as are used
in theatres and from which no odor can
be detected-have been Ell gagged for the
evening, and the services OF the Mont
pelier Banjo Club that made so good an
impression here last winter under the
pane OF the Apollo Banjo Club, have also
been secured.
The millinery windows along our busy
thoroughfares have blossomed like the
rose. Lovely creations in the way of
bonnets arrest the footsteps OF the
passers-by. At Mrs. Bickford's opening,
which continues this week on account OF
the inclemency Of the weather during the
part OF the last and is being very well
attended, some extremely pretty hats are
shown. A new trimmer, Mrs. L. M. Du-
Glow of Boston, has been engaged for the
season by Mrs. Mitchell, and this opening
will Saturday and continue
week. At the New York store, quite a va
-iety of trimmed and untrimmed bonnets,
IN all the fashionable shapes and colors,
are on exhibition.
Mrs. Edna Chaffee Noble, director OF the
Detroit Training School Of Elocution and
Literature, and of the Chaffee-
Noble S~chooliof Expression, London, Eng
and, will receive a limited number of pu-
at Rochester, VT, from July 22nd to
August 3lst. Glass instruction in subjects
to reading and the cultivation OF
he voice will be given three hour a day
or five days in the week, and in addition,
here will be a lecture each week by one
II the teachers and a daily reading of
Browning with Mrs. Noble. Board and
uition for the five weeks will amount to
100, payable strictly in advance. Persons
further information should adj
lress Mrs. Noble at MiddletowD, Conn.
he Detroit Training school is the one
Mr.. Galen b. Fish has been attend
ng the past two years.