Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-02-16


DIR. Wheeler of the Junction was here
/ over Sunday.
The Senior exercise is to take place on
| Thursday evening.
Station Agent Fits OF Roxbury was in
this place Monday
Dewitt Webb was down from East
Granville Saturday.
Byron Goodwin's little boy was taken
very sick Thursday.
Z. A. Thomas is in New York this week,
selecting spring goods.
1 A son was born to Mr.. aad Mrs. Hale l..
Flint in Milton Feb. 9th.
Geo. A. Spear returned last week from
his lumber camp in Maine.
4 There was quite large whist party at
| A. e. Deans Monday night.
Hon. w. H. Dubois has lately purchased
a new Caligraph typewriter.
| David Dyer and Mrs Norman Nichols
visited in STAFFORD last week.
i Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Barnes attended the
ball in Bethel Tuesday night
A. E. Carleton, 49, made a flying trip
here from Dartmouth, Saturday.
e. e. Evans is papering and frescoing
his fine residence on South Pleasant st.
Rev. DR.. and Mrs. White from North
field were here for few hours Tuesday.
Mrs. Jesse Lapoint was stricken with
paralysis last Thursday and is now seri-
ously i'll.
!. A parlor meeting of the ". @. 7. U. win
be held with Mrs. Miller Thursday, Feb. Is,
Mr.and Mrs. James Mccullough of Beth
ell visited their niece, Mrs. e. A. Thatcher,
Wednesday.
w. H. Smith went to Bethel wednesday,
where be is TO do considerable plumbing
in the Bascom House.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Atwood spent Sun
day in Hanover, n. H., the guests OF DIR.
and Mrs. VIM. 4. Smith.
Peter sault and son George were in
Mortified Saturday to attend the funeral
OF the late Mrs. Ellen Paine.
Henry w. Tewksbuty started Monday
on three weeks lecturing tour. His OBJ
jective point is st. Louis, Mo.
F. w. Baldwin, general superintendent
of the Central Vermont X. r., made his
mother short visit last week.
George Barnes lost one thumb at the
screen mill Tuesday while working at the
same machine that shaved off the end of
Ray Harlowe's thumb.
r. e. Parker and John f. Tilson went
Wednesday morning on the belated night
train to York Beach, Me-, to work on the
summer residence which the firm OF A.
A social and entertainment will be Civ
en- at the Baptist church by the Christian
Endeavor society Friday evening
promptly at o'clock. Ali are cordially
invited and a pleasant time may be look
ed for.
Mrs. John Angel of Stock bridge, who
has been spending some time with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hobart,
went last week, with MIR. Angel, to visit
brother in Windsor and has now returned
to Stockbridge.
States Attorney j. Il. Cushman, a for
mer resident OF this place, has moved from
the office in the Y. M. G. A. building, Bur-
lington, TO one in Shaw's block, opposite
the postofiice. Mr.. Cushman now has
very neat and commodious law office.
As the HERALD predicted in its last issue,
G.. w. Doty of Morrisville WAS elected
at Rutland Tuesday commander of the
g. A. X. William Cronin of Rutland was
chosen senior vice commander and A. G. |
Jodoin OF Hinesburgh, junior vice COM
mander.
Mrs. Il. o. Hubbard, as delegate, and
Mrs. Ida Ford, president of this branch,
attended the annual convention of the w. |
II. G. held in Rutland Tuesday, and Ira ID. |
Williams represented the U. S. Grant Post
at the G. A. r. encampment held at the |
same time and place.
j. b. Eldredge has returned from Rut- |
land where he has been staying for some |
time and his father, j. E. EldIedge, has |
gone there to attend the g. A. r. encamp-
ment, after which he will make a trip |
through the southern part of the State in |
the interests Of the pension business.
The concert to be given by Beedle's or
chestra the 24th promises to be a rare treat |
to lovers OF good music. This orchestra,
ranking, as it does, among the best in
New England and composed mostly OF
Randolph boys, is a source OF pride to our
town, and full house is sure to greet
1.-THE Beedles."
Owing TO slight accident beyond st.
Adams, the night passenger train going
south did not reach here Wednesday
morning until O'Clock, consequently the
Odd Fellows who attended the district
meeting in Barre were obliged to spend
more time in the Granite CITY than al ali
suited their convenience.
delightful evening was spent by the
Juniors the 18th with their classmate
M ISIS Mary c. Tewksbury. Games were
played by the gay young company and
Ice cream and cake having the mystic
figures '94 upon it were served for their
refres hment Last but not least was the
grab bag containing dainty souvenir for
each OF the departing guests.
The Dartmouth Glee and Banjo clubs
HHfN thtiN 0dlt mere Int lltn on
account of sickness in the clubs. Mr.
Barrows, the leader of the Glee club, and
Mr.. Weston OF the Banjo club, together
with Mr.. Palmer, the banjo soloist, and
Mr.. Cox, the pianist, are sick so that it
would be impossible for them to comeand
give perfect satisfaction, as they would
with an Their members present. We hope
hey will make another date here soon;
Tor the music-lovine people OF this and
adjoining towns were anticipating their
visit very much. ,
The Beetles furnished music of high
order, as they always do. In concert they
are unequaled by any orchestra in this u ,
entity and unsurpassed by any this side
Oh Boston. In dance music they have per
feet time without neglecting the musical
beauties of selection.-Keene Evening
7Ih
Mr.. Newton Beers, the famous actor who
IS so successfully starring ins'Lost in Lon
don" took occasion between the fourth
and fifth acts TO publicly compliment
Beedle's orchestra as follows:
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