Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-11-23

And peace again roAsns "A
borders.
Rev. G. w. Morrow visited the queen
City during the past week.
Miss Mamie Whitney is gradually recov-
ering from her recent illness.
Miss Minnie Rice from Northheld is
visiting friends in this village.
G. L. Martin, otter an extended tour in
the West, reached home the 10Th.
Hon. and Mrs. VIM. H. Dubois made
short stay in st, Adams, Friday.
Miss Bertha Hodges has commenced the
winter term of school in Sharon.
George F. sparhawk has left Chicago
and is, for the present, living in 81. LOUIS
Mo.
Mrs. Willis Barnes has been suffering
from a severe cold but is at present con-
valescing.
DIR. @. A. Wheeler from White River
Junction made his usual visit here the nrst
of the week.
Miss Mary Chandler, who had been VS.
| iting at Mrs. Henry Tewksburys, return
ed TO Hartford, Saturday.
e. Nj. McCrillis and wife came Saturday
| from Hardwick for short stay Win MT
and Mrs. q. T.. McCrliiis.
Fred Bryant, whose business interests
| are IN OOnDtcllCuO, hao OoSs
several days with mis- family.
Mr.. and Mrs.F. B. Merrill OF Woodstock
arrived Tuesday to visit MRS. Merrlll
brother, the Rev Homer White.
Mr.. Gibson. professor of music from
| white River Junction, was the guest o
prof. and Mrs. N. j. Whitehill over sun
day.
Monday, Miss May Kendrick attende.
the wedding of cousin in Claremont,
r.. and later visited friends in Charles
town.
The first skating of the season was en-
loved Friday on the marshy tract DetWeel
the PREMISES OF Irving Chase and Andrew
&c urtis.
last evening, Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie
Whittep gave a small and very enloyabl
whist party at their home on Hlgnlan'
avenue.
Co. r.. j. Kimball from Brooklyn passe
Sunday in Randolph, and Monday star,e'
on trip to Montreal, Burlington ana 81
Adams.
Miss Jessie Burt, who has been spend
ing little time in Montpelier Win NIT
A. 4. Lane, returned TO hanooipn o
Monday.
DO To the Christian church vestry thi
Thursday evening to see and hear I'm
nersonatlons Of "Madam Dusenberry an
Her Darters from Topeka, Kans."
Charles G. Dubois, who was one OF To
representatives OF the Western Electrl
company at Chicago during the World
Fnlr' has returned to the office In Ne'
YORK.
Miss Margaret Carrigan went Saturda
morning to Concord, N. H., to visit he
sisters. masses NAME and Rosa Carrigar
who have opened dressmaking estap
lishment in that city.
The Silver Cross Circle OF the King
Daughters will meet with Mrs. b. q. Nae
Intyre on Tuesday, Nov. 18th, at ESQ P. n
wlIl the members please prlng tine Dag
which they have been makingY
G. W. Barnes, collector of school an
village taxes. gives notice tnat the take
in h,s hands un paid must be paid to him q
his place OF business on or before Dec.llt
or cost Will be made on the same.
Mrs. j. ID. Wheeler and Mrs. Fred JOS
lvn gave an afternoon tea ana whist part
Friday at the residence of Inc former o
MAN street. There were present twenty
four ladies, who spent most delignHu
afternoon.
That microbe named La Grippe must b
of the Republican faith; for II seems TO
having Things All It's own way. People ar
either sick or just getting better OF JUS
coming down With The prevailing disiem
Der, aud only the doctors are really cheer
fui.
Hon. John b. Peck EFT, Jr., from Brad
foro came TO Randolph, Saturday, for th
purpose of peIsua.iDg some OF our excel
lent teachers, " hose lame seems TO hav
gone abroad, TO take charge OF the distric
schools IN Bradford. II is understood
however, that he was not successful in hi
mission.
Pussy willows were found by Mimi
Weeks last Saturday, buttercups wer
picked the 18th; and no Que need be sur
prised il he stumbles upon Gala lilies an
cacIl growing and Diossoming Ia the ope
air, or II be mus that the frogs have Dro
ken through the ice in ponds in order I
give farewell concert.
At the adjourned annual meeting OF til
Humane society, appointed Tor last Thurs
day mig ht, there Was again not enough h1
manity present TO transact business.
the society is TO exist and continue il
work, an annual meeting must be held
and ali members of the organization an
therefore requested to meet at the Chris
tian church vestry net Monday evenin
at 30 O'Clock.
A Junior branch OF the Christian En-
deavor society has recently been organize
at the Christian church. About thirty {
members and these officers have been Che
sen: plesldeht, Bertha Naroner; vac
president, lisa Sargent; secretary, Carr
Erskine :. treasurer, Emmcns Snow. Til
Junior Drancn WA fOllow the same lime
OF work Ms The senior society.
Owing TO the painting being done o
the INSIDE OF Grace church, tue Rev. Nj
/. " hlte did not hold service at the Centt
: last SUNDAY. Mr. n. D. Snow OF this plac
/. Is the artist engaged in the work. and
I very nne JOB Is expected. The VI ols SUI
: face of walls and ceiling is TO be PAINE
' in OIL colors OF app oprlate tlnts, ana tn
4 interior appearance Of the church v al {
, greatly cbangeu and improved.
Z The winter arrangement OF trains wer
into effect on the central Vermont raj
! road sunday. The arrival of The afbernoo
: mail has been changed from z:z7 to BIZ
J land that of the local passenger train 4
White River Junction and Windsor, frot
! 1872 to 7.5S. A light traffic during II
winter months is expected by the mana
, gers Of tue io-d rs a natural sequence I
the large amount OF travel ounng u
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