Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-04-19
Mrs. J. W. TiIson Is on from Boston.


II. M. Dufur visited Manchester, IN. H.
Friday.
Mrs. Stimson has joined the doctor il
1iverton, r.. ].
Mrs. w. E. Williams went back to Bos
ton last Tuesday.
Mrs. George Spear spent Tuesday OF TIM
week in Montpelier.
Mrs. Will Fairbanks has returned from
the Boston hospital.
j. H. Edison, the photographer, was NJ
from Bethel, Monday.
The Rev. Homer White moves from
Mortified this week Friday.
Ed. Strong and family now occupy the
Will Spencer house on Elm st.
F. C. Danforth of Concord, N. H., stayed
in West Randolph during Sunday.
Clestic Stevens came up from South
Royalton on Wednesday of last week.
A missionary concert will be given al
the Christian church next Sunday night.
DR.. o. o. Davis, one of Northfield's horse
breeders, wa in West Randolph Tuesday.
Miss Matte Culver from Royalton has
been staying in town for a few days this
week.
Mrs. Hattie Tracy and children from
Lawrence, N. Y, are at her brothers, l..
G. Tracy.
Charles Wood was away last week on
business connected with the Ideal Male
Quartette.
w. J.. Cady and sister from Malone, n.
Y, are this week guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
W. F. Barnes.
Mrs. NJ. e. Holmes returned Wednesday
from her winter s%ojourn IN Holyoke, Bos-
ton and New York.
A.. Er,ra Cr,;th Cole ANNA Manday
night from Boston and is visiting her
mother and sisters in tom.
Mrs. Mary Blodgett, accompanied by
Robbie Adams, was in White River juno
ton last Monday for The day.
Nine fine horses were shipped from this
station 10 Brockton, Mass, last Monday
morning by George w. Flagg.
A special meeting OF the W. c. T. L..
will be held a; Mrs. M. A.. Alann's Friday
afternoon, April 2lst, al 3 O'Clock.
A. +. Kendrick wall improve the APP
of his residence or south Main
st. this week by a new dress of paint.
Mrs. Fred Lamson left the 18th for her
home in Bangor, Maine, having remained
a few days after her husbands departure.
Miss Belle Thayer, who has been staying
at A. NJ. Hubbard's for several weeks, re-
turned 10 her home in ~Brooktield Tuesday.
The household goods of Henry Harper,
Jr., were sold at auction Monday morn
ing. He has gone 10 Springfield, Mass,
to reside.
ID. f. Cooling will serve ice cream and
hot chocolate at the old stand after the
entertainment, 1.-THE Family Album Fri
day night.
Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Montgomery re-
in Gaysville Friday and Saturday
account of the illness OF Mrs. Mont
gomery's father.
1t may be interesting to the HERALD ex-
c%ursionists to know that two hundred and
fifty thousand Bibles will be given away
at the Worlds Fair.
Mrs. c. o. Pratt, the dressmaker living
Randolph Ave-, sprained her ankle
quite severely last Wednesday evening,
lille returning from church.
Mrs. Fred Lamson, who has been visit
ing at her father-in-law's, Irving 7. Lam
son, for a few weeks, IN Mrs. Roll Smith
passed Sunday in South Royalton.
Mrs. Cortez Nutting, who has been
care of her sister, Miss Rebecca
Newton, went back to Littleton, n. H.,
Wednesday. Miss Newton is gaining rap
idly.
The annual roll call of the NJ. E. church
took place last week Tuesday. supper
was served in the vestry, and Presiding
Elder A. b. Truax preached in the even
ing. 1t was Rev. Mr.. Truax' last visit as
presiding elder, his six years charge of
district having just finished.
Fifty young gentlemen banquet at Ca
terer Goding's Thursday night. The SUP
per is gotten up as a farewell to the old
store, the scene OF many similar festivi-
ties, and as a benefit for Mr.. Cooling, who
moves into his nicely arranged apart
ments on Randolph avenue the following
day.
Section Boss Frank st. John, who has
been boarding at Moses Spanlding's lately,
up his time book and switch keys TO
julius Rattce and very quietly left this
place Saturday night. His wife and two
children are living here, but his oldest
son, Tim, is at the Junction. st. Johns
return at an early date is not confidently
looked for; meanwhile Mr.. Rattee has his
place on the section.
The Keene Evening Sentinel of April
18th contains a long account OF the con-
cert for the benefit OF. Beedle's orchestra,
given in that city on the evening of April
18th. BY agreement, the expenses of the
were borne by fifty citizens so
hat the entire proceeds from the sale of
ickets-S350-went to the orchestra. Five
people were in attendance, and
fhC otACCtAOhof hAAA VI HA6 "a /
al order, were finely rendered. Among
,ther good things, the Sentinel has this to
''Tbe feature of the entertainment
n which the audience appeared especially
was the selection from THE
Bohemian Girl by the Imperial Brass
This is the new band which the
3eedles nave been forming out of the or
ihestra, and its first effort in concert work
vas made last evening. The selection was
endered smoothly and tremendously, and
he hearers, by their applause, compelled
repetition of the last measures of the
,iece. In appreciation of the fact that we
ave in Keene one of the best orchestras
n New England, outside of Boston, and
s an encouragement TO the continu-
tion of thai organization, this benefit
Vas rendered" s-Ltt7LaI
The Juniors of the West Randolph
iigh school gave a reception last Friday
vening, at the home of Miss Marion Nc
to the class If '93. To the sound
I music, the Seniors, with Prof. and Mrs.
yhitehill and Mrs. Peters, entered the
'arlor, where the Juniors were waiting to
.A-s.~. tkA-. nl, 1woot14-k 81 1-l