Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-01-19
West Randolph Locals.


Mrs. Clarence Moulton returned from
4 New York Saturday.
/ There were no services at st. Johns
church last Sunday.
"Joshua Simpkins" at Dubois & Gays
opera house Thursday eve, Jan. 10.
c. d. Smith of Lebanon, n. H.. made a
business trip to this place Thursday.
1 Mrs. Herbert Flint of Springfi lid Mass.
is visiting her sister. Miss Kate Guptil
/ d. w Brewer of South Royalton visited
his sister, Mrs. j. V. Newton, on Thursday
4 last.i
Mrs. Hudson Bailey on Thursday OF last
week.
For hearty laugh, go and see "Joshua
SimpkiDs" at Dubois & Gays opera house
Thursday eve, Jan. 10.
Andrew Burnham, local editor of the
Williamstown Herald, was in town last
Wednesday and Thursday.
r. II. Fisher of Burlington, Vermont
agent OF the Northwestern Loan and Guar
anty Association, was here on business
Friday.
Isaac Sawyer of Granville, VT, would
like TO rent, either on shares or for cash, a
farm in Randolph that will keep from 10
to 20 cows.
Essile R., daughter and only child of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry A. Segel, died in Bur
lington Jan. End at the age Of ten months
and five days.
The editor left Saturday night for Chi
cago where he is to attend the banquet
given by the Chicago Association Of the
Sons of Vermont.
No buttercups nor daisies were found
growing in the open air last week, but
oil 70 Of,
ly work with the water pipes.
Mrs. j. NJ. VanOrnam had a severe fall
last Thursday night which resulted in a
fracture of the lower end of the spine and
in other internal injuries. At this writ
ing she is In a very critical condition.
Daniel Putnam, '95, is teaching in lew
Hampshire this winter. w. p. Abbott,
'93, Carroll L. Flint, 1913, W. T. Sparhawk,
1913, j. p. Clifford, 49,. j. Laroy Mann, '94,
and A. r. Carleton, '95, have returned to
college.
Marshall Green OF Brookfield, who has
been very ill for some time, was brought
White River junction. He went to con-
suit travelling specialist now located at
that place.
Frank G. Wright OF Waltham, Mass, |
and +. b. Wright Of this place have pur-
chased OF L. p. Billiard of Bethel the trot- |
ting stallion, Como. Good judges pro-
nounce Como one of the coming sires OF |
The country.
Geo. Prince has been employing three |
teams and nHmber OF woodchoppers in /
getting spruce lumber from +. HI. Packard's
place. The tub factory is so driven by
orders as to be Obliged to run evenings.
Friday night 1t was going all night long.
at the annual meeting of the Randolph
Savings Bank, the following named trus-
lees were elected: president james Hutch
nson; vice presidents, w. II. Nichols, II.
H. Mcintyre, s. NJ. Flint, A. G.. Wheeler,
NJ. A. Tewksbury, g. l.. Martin and V. /.
spear.
The ballad lecture given By F. w. Ban
croft at the Congl chapel was a delight
ul entertainment. So much satisfaction
s felt that Mr.. Bancroft has been invited
% return here later aud give another lee
uIe Of a similar kind. -Brattleboro Phoe-
nix.
The liquor agency matter has been set
led to the satisfaction OF both sides and
he general public. Z. L. Evans, feeling
hat by his reappointment he had been
resigned, and his friends Join !
ID in recommending +. III. JoslyD, who
vas appointed last week, and the agency
S now located in the store of the latter.
Horace Flint Mann, Randolph boy, was
married on Dec.29 to Miss Ida May Wood
n of Chilli, N. Y, the ceremony Icing
reformed in the First Baptist church I
hey will make their home after Jan. 10
North Greece, N. Y. The item is a little 7
elated but the congratulations and good !
FISHES are none the less hearty and sim
ere.
The musical lecture, "Old English Bal !
ids, " to be given under the auspices Of I
he Kings Daughters the oath, will be al i
lost as much concert as a lecture. Mr.. 4
red w Bancroft, who is one of the best a
NOR singers in the State, illustrates the 4
cture by singing the ballads peculiar TO 7
ne different eras which his subject COW n
$. The lecture will be given in Dubois
Gays hall
At Pacific Grove. CAL, Dec. 14th, occur I,
d the wedding of Mr.. James f. Moore 1
I'd Miss Nina Badger formerly OF this y
ace. Their home is to be at Monterey, u,
n. We should have been glad to print 7,
us item at the time at which the event /"
ok place but the information was not o.
lnded in. The bride is well known and o
ghly respected in this and adjoining y
WINS. u
The marriage of Clarence +. Moulton, a.
ne OF West Randolph's most popular y,
Jung men, to Miss Inez Blanchard of
ontpe1er is TO occur some time during
e month of February. The young cou- ri
VIII reside 10 Montpelier where Mr.. u
oulton has position with the National pc
fe Insurance Co. Their many friends in *
is vicinity will wish them all happiness sa
d prosperity in their new life. ut
At the old fashioned spelling school ~
iday evening, Mrs. j. W. Atwood car nj
d off the honors. Fifty-eight people a.
,ik part, MIR. A. j. Huse and Mrs. At M
'od choosing sides. Miss Mamie Gran u;
II was next to the last to go down on g.
IS. Atwood's side, while on that OF Mr..
Use, Mrs. Vim. Bass was the last and E.
Thatcher next to the last. Prof. White lee
gave out the words, and the social was We
a great success. F..
II the adjourned meeting OF the Ladies eS.
'rary Association held Jan. 10 at the Ii Nv;
ry rooms in the house OF Micah Mann, IA,
following officers were elected: presi- 20,
It, Mrs. A. b. Tewksbury; vice presi- "a,
It, Mrs. Alvin Mann; secretary, Mrs. 10
ham; librarian and treasurer, Mrs. Nil ha
Mann; executive committee, Mrs.A. 6. sir
ldrick, Mrs. Henry Tewksbury, Mrs. ne,
nix Griswold, Mrs. +. o. Blanchard II,
Miss Mabel Smith II was voted to