Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-04-12

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last week for business purposes.
Mrs. Frank Fisher, at the stock farm.
fell Sunday, frscturing q limb.
George l.. Spear has once more returned
from his lumber camp in Maine.
E. l.. Soper revisited his former home-
Nortnfelc-Monday Of this week.
W. J. Blodgett, B~rookfeld's new mer-
chant, was in town last Saturday.
DIR. H. H. Mcintyre was in Burlington
on Friday last, transaoting business.
The w. C. T. u. will meet with Mrs. f.
Hastings Friday, April 18th, at 3 p. m.
Mrs. H. H. Mcintyre and Mrs. Ellen
Chandler came from Pomfret, Saturday.
Edward Carr, who has been visiting
lately at Henry WsTewksbury's, left town
Monday.
E. w. Kelly of Boston is staying for a
short time with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. j. Kelly.
Miss Maud Hatch spent a couple of days
last week in Bethel with her sister, Mrs.
B. G.. Bundy.
DR.. Wheeler came from White River
Junction, Saturday, for his usual fort
nightly visit.
John Phillips, '94, Dartmouth college,
has been passing the vacation here,a guest
Of Laroy Mann.
Chas. Meader left Monday for st .Johns-
bury and vicinity where he has consider
able roofing to do.
Mrs. w. s.. S. Buck went Tuesday to
Barre, Montpelier and W~illiamstown for
a weeks vacation.
VIM. Messer, who has been employed in
q. j. Princes mill, is now keeping books
for a firm in Barre.
There will be a regular meeting Of Ar
cadia Lodge, I.Q 9. T., in @. A. r.. hall
Thursday at 7.45 p. m.
Richard X. Wires is to preach for the
Baptist society in West Boltonville during
the summer months.
Miss Maud Blanchard, who has been
spending several weeks with friends in
Boston, reached home Friday.
William Mann, general agent for the
Bradley Fertilizer Co, is at home from
northern New York this week.
Mrs. Flint returned last Saturday from
a weeks stay in North Pomfret with her
granddaughter, Mrs. Penn Strong.
The Silver Cross Circle OF the Kings
Daughters will meet with Mrs. John Ho-
bart on Tuesday, April 18th, at 2.3o pm.
Waldo Davis, who has been running a
boarding house at the stock farm recent
ly, has moved into Hayden Sharpe's house.
Miss Della Badger, the preceptress OF
the High school during the first two terms
of the year, left Saturday for her home in
DIR. E. p. Stimson went Monday to Tiv-
erton, K. l., where his future residence is
to be. Mrs. Stimson remains here for a
week or SO longer. i
While B. ID. Chadwick was at work in
the screen mill Tuesday forenoon, a lift
was taken of from the end of the second
finger on his right hand.
Monday, Randolph Normal students ar
rived at this station on every train, look
as though they were much rested and
by their three. days vacation.
1t is said that Mrs. Edwin Goodwin has
a piece OF ice that was placed in her re-
frigerator by David Dyer last October. 1t
is also asserted that the refrigerator has
been in constant use ever since.
j. l. Read OF Omaha, Neb., and j. g.
OF Peoria, ILL.,, both students in
college, were the guests of
cation.
A regular meeting OF Col. j.. B. Mead
camp, Sons of Veterans, will be held on
evening. After the regular meet
ing, there will be a drill meeting, to pre- /
pare for inspection.
Mrs. Elizabeth Rabbit Silverthorne,
who at one time taught music in This
place, now has a fine position as instruct
or Of music in the Fairmount school at
Mont Eagle, Tenn, and expresses herself
as much delighted with the work.
Fast Day, people generally restrained
their mac impulse to labor, but Just how
BLASTING and humiliation was in
in is not definitely known. The
school and the mills, with n exception,
were closed, but the stores apd shops were
open for a time in the morning.
On the sick list this week, were Mr.. n.
NJ. Draper, Mrs. j. w. Gabrielle, who
Is suffering from infiammatory rheuma-
tism, Mrs. w. E. Williams, who was I'M
able to return to Boston last week as she
Intended, and Mrs. Charles Abbott, who
has been confined to the house for a week
by an attack OF neuralgia.
Monday evening, the alumni OF the W.
R. III. s., hen in town, with Prof. and
Mrs. Whitehill-about forty in alas
in the q. A. r. hall to partake Of
maple sugar and for a general good
line. From the after remarks of the va
'ious guests present, one would conclude
hat the two-fold OBJECT of the assembly
vas successfully attained.
Prof. A. L. Hardy and wife of S~t.Johns-
bury and Mr.. and Mrs. Munson of Nor
'isville were guests at the Cong'l parson-
lge the first OF the week. Prof. and Mrs.
Hardy, who did much toward starting
his school on the successful career which
las since distinguished it, are gratefully
'emembered by the students, now scatter
ID, who commenced to climb the chill of
knowledge" under their direction.
Caterer ID. T.. Cooling win move from
ais present quarters about May LIST into
hose which he is nov fitting up on Ran
Ave, where he will have a suite OF
hree rooms-a large, pleasant and COM
nodIous dining room. a candy room and
workroom. There are to be two en-
RANGES to the building-one on Railroad
street and one on the Avenue. Mr.. God
ng intends to give special attention to ca
ering, in which he has already achieved
,reat success, and in his new place OF BUSH
he cannot fail to please ever the
most exacting.
Last week Monday eve occurred the
reception of DR.. and Mrs. E.. p.
Quite a large number were
resent. The friends were met at the
by Misses Webster and Crandall who
as maids of honor. The friends, af-
er laying aside their wraps, were ushered
the DarlOrs. which were beautifully