Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-11-30

ton was IN this village MONDAY.
Geo. Evans, wife and son, of Waterbury
were guests of L. A. Shattuck the latter
part OF last week.
At the Baptist church next Sunday
evening, the sermon Will be especially adj
dressed TO young men.
1t is reported that Mrs. s. l.. 6laddlng
formerly of this place, has sold her bnel'
ness in Montpelier.
Miss Belle Morse and G cousin came
down from Northtield, saturday, 10 VISIT
the formers brother, ID. h. MORSE.
John Tewksbury of Hartford left Tues
day after making short visit at the home
of his brother, Chas. 1ewksbury.
Next Tuesday evening, Dec. 9Th, Area
dia Lodge, |. o. q. T., VAL hold box So
ciable al the G. A. r.. hall.
On account of Thanksgiving Day, we
go to press earlier than usual and some
items are necessarily omitted.
Tuesday, +. H. Smith took his small son
| to Boston, where the boy will remain, with
his grandparents, until after the holidays.
Rev. g. w. Morrow delivers lecture in
Snowsville the evening of Dec. eth on
HLife Sketches or 'Scenes from Botn
Sides"
| j. d. Wheeler was in Barre, Monday,
appraising goods in the store which the
chased lately.
To-day Thursday the postofiiee is to
be closed from ii a. m, until p. M, and
from until 7:30 o'clock IN The afternoon.
The stores, as rule, Will close their doors
at noon.
In one OF our numerous Sunday schools,
prizes have been offered for the faithful
attendance OF the younger members. soon
after the announcement OF the prizes Nas
4 4. Ff4f
was heard to remark, ~ am going to have
one Of them prize packages"
As Mr.. Henry Soper and Mr. Neo were
driving on Nam street SATURDAY morning,
the horse became frightened, SHE'D and
ran into the front yarc Of Mrs. Juliette
Chadwick. There the tsauI came in con-
tact with a stump, aud the horse slipped
and fell, breaking one tnlil OF the wagon.
Hobart Loomis and his wife, who will
be remembered here as Miss Mamie Car
rigan, made very short stay in this place
last week, leaving Friday Tor Worcester,
Mass, where their future home IS TO be-
They took with them their little son Rob-
ert, who had been living with his grand
parents, Mr. ana Mrs. Inos. Calrigan.
A paper was circulated Tuesday and
signed BY as Of the business men, who
agreed 10 pay Il so, or the amount placed
opposite their names, tor the purpose OF
hiring competent NatcbmaG ~ patrol |
the business part Of The village every |
night Tor month, aud as much Longer as |
the money raised VIII pay tor nls services.
Among those whom the Thanksgiving |
season has called 10 West Randolph are |
Ed. Hobart and family from Windsor, DIR.
q. A W heller from White River Junction,
Miss Mamie TewksbuTy from Gray, Ale.
Miss Carrie lewksbury, from Smith coz
lege, ID. Il. Putnam and a tIlenG, Mr. VAT
son, from Dartmouth collegl aLJ Ernest
Lewis from Norwich University.
"A. Smith md fan'ilv er4 / p. rhayer
and family have guns To " mite River
Junction TO celebrate Thanksgiving with
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Wheeler Miss
Harriet Angel, Miss May Cross aid Mr.
Ernest TIacy are attending a reunion of
The Hutchinson family, held in Berlin on
This occasion. Miss Gertrude Chambers
IS at her home in Warren.
About sixty young people We're enter
aimed at the bospitable home OF MIR. aud
Mrs. Henry W. Tewksbury on Summer ;
treet last Monday evening. The guests /
we're given an opportunity to exhibit I
heir skin in free hand drawing. and az !
er they bad satisfactorily proved thatl !
here were no incipient Landseers or Rosa :
5onheurs present, refreshments were Z
erved. Miss Carrie Hauier and Miss /
lizzie Adams furnished vocal and instru- !
mental music, which was thoroughly en- /
Dyed. .
The DEVILS Lake Inter Ocean has no t
iced the advertisements of well known a
JAMESTOWN firm, and has the following to a
az about them: "Winter, summer, sprng o
nd fall, the firm OF Strong q Chase keeps e
lrge standing advertisements in the q
JAMESTOWN papers and that they are phe- Il
omenally successful in their business Al
blows as matter OF course. There Is one IL
oi1t, however, about their advertising Il
hich probably has much to do with their b
lecess. Every advertisement shows evil ~
enee OF having been carefully prepared. CT
here is none OF the stereotyped sameness re
hich is so common in the ordinary ed 81
srtisement. There is evidently as much
ire and attention devoted to the prepare
on OF these advertisements as would be
wen TO any other important transaction
with their business. The ordi.
cry advertiser is generally careless about
lch matters and in getting up an adver Al
sement is usually satisfied to get his
lme and business before the people. Ad- ~.
,rtising is an art, profession, and those a.
no follow il with intelligence, as is the
se with this jamestown firm, always ch
AXE it pay" MIR. d.Strong, OF this firm,
as at one time clerk in West Randolph y,
ID now with his partner, a gentleman
rmerly of Boston, has the largest and -
~ ~OAtNHNtNN otOAN III ihh0tu.
On the evening OF Nov. oath, the friends
Mr.. ana Mrs. Grin Cham berlin, 10 tie
lmber OF one hundred and iifry, ASSEM-
&c IN Masonic halit celebrate the twen. 10
fifth anniversary OF the Wedding OF
is deservedly popular couple Mrs. II so
Pratt ami Miss Many Pratt, mother and "
Ter OF AIRS, Chsmheriin, and her aunt -
rs. III. {. Luil, all .of Montpelier, wers
c only friends from out OF town who
IRE be TO be present. Mr. aud Mrs BE
lamberiin were at home preparing
tie supper for few invited guests. when e..
ey were summoned TO the hall. AS they 81
tered, they were greeted By tue fiutter
a hundred and fifty hanokerchiefs and
re escorted TO a post Of honor in tha II
last, where they received their friauas 81
d listered to appropriate c0ngratula-
ms. Rev. q. W. Morrow, who was mas tbi
OF ceremonies, called the Assem- bly, 10 -.
Ter, and attention was given to the lit on
~ exercises Of the tVenIng. 4 poem
itten by Miss Eta Chambarlin. sister
the groom and teacher il Framing TO
N, Mass. was read by Miss Edith Ais
t. This poem, which was suited to the Of