Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-09-21
jill. Slack and wife were guests of the
Ped ion Inn over SUNDAY.

as late as the 18th Of this month. This
kind OF tree may be little late, but II
bloss Jrns lust the same and may produce
golden apples ike the ones founo IN Ine
tabled garden of the Hesperldes. Inc
country is waiting for just such apples.
Al Martz' Speciality Company and
Shafier's swiss Bell Ringers appeared
Wednesday night, Sept. 20th, in Dubois
& GAYS hall Manager Martz promised
fine entertainment, and the street parade
at noon by the silver band increased the
public faith in that promise. The tickets,
on sale at the usual place, Bass bookstore.
ssIpcle Toms Cabin" presented the
evening Of the 18th by Witherell d Doud,
was well patronized. The crowd within
the tent. however, was but handful to
the tribes tnat thronged the sidewalk ano
the road in that immediate vicinity, nom
which vantage ground they were able 10
hear all that went on inside the canvas
if they couldn't see.
Kneeland, May d Kneeland's Gem Car
nival of Minstrelsy drew good house
Monday night. The entertainment, which
was without an Objectionable feature, re-
ceived many favorable comments, espe-
cially the songs and medleys by the ''Gem
Trio the feats of contortioD by Living
stone and the trick bone speciality OF John
X. Goss.
The father Of Mrs. G. F. Moulton, Mr..
Al r.
" i'll little ever a week ago, died at his
home in New York City, Monday evening
al z O'clock The following day, Mr.. {.
F. Moulton. Mr.. q. S. Moulton, Mrs. VIM.
Dubois and Mrs. James y. Mccall started
for New York, and were present at the
funeral services.
Rev. ana Mrs Robson, Mr.. and Mrs: +.
D. Hubbard, Mr.. and Mrs. Roswell Hol-
brook. A. 3. Cushman and wife, Mrs. VIII
Cushman and Mrs. Eugene Holman went
Tuesday morning to Montpelier TO attend
the s6tn annual session Of the Baptist as
ISOLATION IN the afternoon Of that day
an address was delivered before the assoc
ciation by Rev. Mr.. Robson, who IS chair
man Of the sunday school committee
Mrs. Seward Robson, Mrs. Roswell Hol-
brook Mrs. Ellen Newton, Mrs. John
Prince, Mrs F. Lewis, Mrs. Lille and
Mrs. W. W. Carpenter were the ladies
who attended the State W. {. T. Z. con-
venron. held in Montpelier, Sept, 18Th
and 18th. Addresses were delivered al
/ this convention by w. a. Lord and r. A..
| Mutt, of Montpelier, on the. subject OF
/ their alma mater-the Kelley institute.
! Charles Tharston. Miss Clara Dame and
her aunt, Mrs. Blanchard Of Braintree,
| Pearl Lamson and u. II. Cooling have gone
\ TO seek that center OF attraction-the
Worlds tair They left here Monday, and
Mr.. Thurst0n, Miss Dame and Mrs. Blan-
chard are TO be absent not less than four
weeks. Mr.. Cooling, as delegate, at
I tends the Religious Congress ~ eonnec-
| tion with he Worlds Fair, which is held
I in Chicago.
/ Sunday evening, a union meeting was
held at the Baptist church. and Mrs. /. G..
I Case, a missionary from MyinEan, Bur
nah. spoke II her work in that neld.
/ Tuesday evening, she addressed the YER
mont Central Association 81 BAPTIST
! churches, convened at Montpelier, and Ia
ter she will he present 81 the Baptist state
I convention held in Ludlow on Tuesday,
! Wednesday and Thursday OF this week,
! returning here when the convention -
over. During her stay in West Randolph,
Mrs Case is the guest Of Rev. eward bob-
son.
J. W. Evans and wife are making an ex
! tended wedding trip through the country,
/ starting from Chicago, the home OF Mrs.
Evans. and coming East through Canada,
visiting the Thousand Islands and Lake
/ Champlain and travelling down the Yer
! mont Central until they reached this city,
" here they made mis- cousin, e. +. Wy
I man, and family, four days visit Mon
I day they started for Boston, New York
and Washington, d. c. From the latter
I place, they 90 back TO Chicago Tor a
months stay and then continue their
| journey 10 Mr.. Evans home in Denver,
/ Col. He mas large interest in several
different silver mines in that State,
WA. harrington Of Beedle's orchestra,
has finished his services as leader OF the
81. Johnsbury band and gone back 70
lKeene, y H., to act as manager 81 the Or
chestra and to resume mis- music PUBLISH
ing business. The friends and acquaint-
ances whom he has made in West Ran
dolDh will enjoy reading these pleasant
! words from the st. JOhnsbury .kepuhli-
/ can; There is general feeling OF regret
among the band boys over MIR. Barring
toms departure. and he himself would
willingly remain for a short time II busi-
ness engagements would permit from
an unorganized company, the band has
developed, III this brief space OF time, in
to one OF the best, up-eountry. Mr.. Bar
rington is a competent Instructor ana a
very pleasant gentleman personally, and
It is hoped that he has not made his last
I visit, by any means.
Friday night, a large audience assem-
bled in Dubois & Gays hail to listen to
the remarks on he Morrell Liquor Cure,
bv gentlemen closely connected with The
work In this State and in Massachusetts.
The Independent order OF Good Tenn
plars attended III q BODY, and music was
furnished BY local quart. tie, composed
Of DR.. A. {. Bailey, O. j.. Mercott, A. il
Beedle and Charles Wood, and by Rev. Mr.
Pauuette an evangelist of Mortified
Mass, who sang .iie Knows and Throw
Out the Life Linep with much express
sion. Rev. c. II. Kenney Of Burlington,
one Of the general assistants Of the Cure,
introduced the speakers. Rev. y. II. Har.
riman OF Springfield, Mass, general
manager, first addressed the assembly
giving historical sketch OF the Cure ana
claiming three good things for the treat
ment. The Morrell Cure Is the discovery
oil Dr. Frederick A. MOrreil OF Aoek Is
land. H. who is an Englishmsn by birth,
was graduated from the London Medical
college at the age OF p and is a thoroughly
we'll educated physician. He cureu his
, first patients Of alcoholism N 1879, anc
those patients have remained cured unit,
this day. Not until after Or. Keeley anc
his bi-chloride Of gold preparation became
| famous, was the Morrell Cure put on th'
market. and then, through the aid O.
philanthropists, the New York Free In
stitute was opened, and hundreds from
the dark heart of the city have been freely
and successfully treated, and thousand,
from all over the country have been
emancipated from the bondage Of drink
Irrsa l. af,s..