Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-12-07

to East Randolph.
Mrs, Sarah Hebsrd has returned from
the Burlington hospital.
Mrs. s. L. Gladding has been makiDga
short stay here this week. =
Irving Chase and son returned from
trip to Boston, Monday night. pa
District Deputy Grand Master Bigelow
visited Phoenix Lodge, Tuesday night.
DIR. w. s. Curtis moves into his new
office in the Lamson block some time next
week
Mrs. Margaret Smith went Tuesday to
Randolph, Mass, to remain until Cnrist-
mas.
Mrs. Chas Porter is expected soon from
Chicago and will remain here through the
winter.
Mrs. and Miss Stimets of Potsdam, n.
Y, have been guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. ).
M. Atwood.
church. the sermon will be addressed TO
Young women.
Miss Belle Butler, who has been staying
with friends in this village, is now visit
ing in Johnson.
Miss Winnie Foster, who has just drawn
her millinery labors in Lebanon, N. H., 10
successful close, is again at home.
Misses Gladys Jones, Name Connolly
and Jennie Wadleigh give a drive wnis1
party at the home of the former next FRI
day evening.
Wednesday and Thursday OF next week,
the state Grange will meet in Dubols q
GAYS hall to discuss topics OF interest 10
/ Vermont farmers.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Chadwick left Mon
day for Grafton, after visiting their sister,
Mrs. N. G. Hart, and other relatives ana
friends in this vicinity.
Il M X. l
will hold an annual meeting for the cleo
I ton OF officers. All members OF the corps
are requested to be present.
/ The Merry Companions will hold their
monthly business meeting and elect thelr
! officers' at the home OF Miss Jessie Church,
next Saturday afternoon at o'clock.
tuesday morning, on summer street,
the thermometer registered 20- below
zero. A few more such reports, ano prop
erty on that street will begin to depreciate
/ in value.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Burton Adams have
been making a short so)ourh mere. NJ! MT
Mass, Tuesday, but his wife will not re-
turn until the first OF next week.
The annual meeting OF Col J. b. Mead
Camp. Sons Of Veterans, will be held Friday
evening OF this week. The election OF OF
fcers will take place, and other important
business will be transacted. A full attend
ance OF the members is earnestly desired.
The following item is considerably be-
lated but like everything eise, IS better
late than never: In Chicago, NOV OLD,
| took place the marriage of Bradford q.
Rass Of West Randolph and Mrs. May
Hollan OF Chicago. Mr.. and Mrs. Boss
came East shortly after the wedding and
are to reside in Braintree.
At the annual meeting OF U. 5. Grant
Post, q. A. r., Friday night, George w.
| Flagg was chosen commanders Orson
Woodcock, senior vice commander; q. w.
A. Putnam. junior vice; 9. ID. Sanborn
adjutant; Il. L. Sault, quartermasteri y.
L. Lille, surgeon; B. /. Pratt, chaplain;
| q. II. Hoyt, officer OF the day; +. n. his
ing, officer OF the guard; q. h. whiting,
sentinel.
The ladies OF ST. Johns church are To
have their Christmas sale and supper in the
/ G. A. r. hall on Friday afternoon and
evening, Dec. 18th. The hall being en-
gagged for the 14th, the ladies were oolig-
ed to change their date to the 10Th. Inc
sale will begin at 2 O'Clock in the after
noon, and the supper will be served at 3
o'clock.
Col. Balm, the greatest living American
platform orator, will deliver his most pop
ular lecture, "Among the Masses in Du-
Dos & Gays hall next Saturday night.
This simple announcement would pack
the largest hall in Barre, Burlington, ST.
Johusbury or Morrisville, where he has
lectured. Those who go to hear him
will enjoy the best evenings entertain
ment ever offered to the people OF this
town. Frank New horter, Walter Morse
and other well-known Barre people write
! us that al should be sure to hear him as
they cannot fail to be delighted. To de-
eide the popularity OF the various enter
tainments, a vote was taken at the close OF
the Barre lecture course-which, oy the
way, is one OF the most successful in the
state, and in which has appeared the best
talent in the country, including some OF
the highest priced concert companies
and Col. Balm had a majority over all the
other entertainers, which shows what
Barre eople think OF him. Don't fail to
secure your seats early.
Col. Balm has lectured for us several
times and stands at the head OF our list.
His lectures are deep, full OF wit, and very
instructive. He can speak the truth and
not offend. Ministers, doctors, lawyers
and laborers, old and young, can learn
lesson from him. "Among the Masses:
or Traits of human Character we en-
joyed the most. You will have a treat,
and hope you will get full house.
w. +. MORSE.
Col. Balm is a man OF superior ability.
You need not lear TO put MIN on any plat
form in America. Bishop Vincent to a
friend in Danville, Ind.
Col Balm carried everything by storm.
The greatest success any lecturer ever
made here in my time. Book US in ad-
vance for him next season.-G. A. Will |
liams, Saxton's River, VT, Principal OF !
Vermont Academy.
The Daily Press and Dakotan gives the l
following account of the marriage of MIR.
Carl Bigelow, West Randolph boy, at 4
Yankton, South Dakota, on Nov. 9th: alt /
was just about noon hour to- day, when /
Carl Bigelow and Kate carney were mar
ried. They stood under cupid's bow 4
and arrow formed of roses ana chrysan-
themums, while Rev. A. h. Thomson, us
ing the ring service, pronounced them
man and wife. The bow aud arrow were
suspended in the double parlor doors IN
the spacious home of which the bride has
fof years been the charm and chief orna-
ment, and the influences of which have
moulded ner into one of the best young
women who ever went from Yankton, a
bonny bride Only the family and reia-
tives OF herself and Mr.. Blgelow were
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