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

Look at announcement of Clothing at
Auction in another column.


Look at announcement of Clothing at
Auction in another column.
Next Friday evening, Dec. 1, Galen b.
Fish of the Detroit Training School of Ell
ocution and English Literature. will give
reading in Braintree Hill church. The
doors will be open at seven O'Clock and a
small admission fee will be charged. Pres
ident Emerson of the Emerson School OF
Oratory said CT Mr.. Fish: 81 have listen
ed to rccitations By Mr.. G. B. Fish of Ran :
dolph, Vt. He certainly possesses fine
talent and excellent promise"
The Christian Endeavor society will
hold conversational sociable with Miss
Anna Farnsworth on Friday evening, Dec.
1. There will be music and a literary en-
tertsinment, and refreshments will be
served. A slight fee will be charged. Old
and young are invited.
2. J. Blanchard has sold his store goods
to Ebert l. Claflin, his former partner,
who will move them to the store in his
residence and continue to sell.
Edwin F. Martin and Miss Lillian F..
Wicker were united in marriage at the
home of the brides father, Nov. %, at
= p. m. The presents consisted of the fol-
lowing usefuls articles cake basket by
the Ideal Male Quartette; orange set, Mr..
and Mrs. G. 1. Ford; perry spoon, Mrs. ii.
hetcuuHls Seb nut PICKS, Mrs. H. -. opSei !,
urn lamp, Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Wlckeri
butter DISH Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Wicker;
mantel clock, A. Fales; pair tray cloths,
Mr.. and Mrs. j.. A. French; pair cake
plates, Mr.. and Mrs. p. j. Blanchardi
easy chair, Mr.. and Mrs j. w. Martin;
erayon portrait of brides parents, Miss
Eta Wicker; easy chair, Mr.. and Mrs.
+. M. Wardner; washbowl and pitcher,
Fred Grain; sewing chair, Mr.. and Mrs.
(rihann Grain CalQcfiOng were given bV
the Quartette; cake and coffee were served
and an enjoyable time was had. II any
member of the Quartette is seen to wear
silk hat, it will denote the loss of another
bachelor from that institution.
The Thermometer registered AZ above,
Sunday night.
Read Mitchell's advertisement.
School in Dist. No. 3 closed Friday for
a week 5 vacation.
Winter is here Sleighs are once more
used, but wagons are about as safe to
start with to go far from the hill roads.
The dance at the townhall was attended
by about twenty couples. Manchesters
orchestra furnished music. The supper
furnished by Messrs. Rogers and Mud
gett was pronounced excellent.
Don't forget the date of the reading by
Gaien Fish-Friday, Dec. l.
Won Cole has moved from North Ran
dolph TO the Howard place ownediby V. l.
Spear.
Charles Jerd has moved from the How |
ard place to a tenement in Snowsyille.
Miss Sadie Linfield has been spending a |
few days at Randolph Center, visiting the
Normal.
Mrs. Samuel Richardson, mother OF
Mrs. Martin Linfield, died at the home OF
Mrs. Linfield at the advanced age of near
~ ninety years. The funeral was held at
he house last week Wednesday.
NJ. V. b. Richardson is one of the petit
Jurors of the Orange county court for the
Decem Der term.
Mrs. George Quimby and two daughters
If Weston, n. H., have been spending a
ew days in town, visiting friends.
Mrs. Mary Drury, who has been spend
ng few weeks with her sister, Mrs. Ira
has returned TO. her home in
Vest Randolph.
Leonard Hutchinson, while chopping
wood near Mud Pond, cut his foot so
,adly that he is obliged to resort TO the
Use OF crutches.
Jesse Martin and wife gave reception
Tuesday evening, in honor OF the mar
iage oftheir son Elwin.