Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-11-23
u. irving Chase goes to-day to b0'

cOmmtDCcAs relatives
Miss Carrie Eaton - 'i'
and friends in Rochester u.ane N
n wright was here from heene'
n the first of the week. = NTH
T. sarah Atwood from betnei 10 W.
hsr SON. j. M. Atwood. 80, .;,h
..;.s Emma Moses is in Gsysviiie WIZ
her sister, Mrs. Albert cay cnn
~ -, meeting will be held next pun
A., avaning in the Baptist enurcn' >
'ao ,iIhert of Haverhill, Mass;l -
fersy in the shoe shop OF u. Il. van
,1;ss Flora Hebard, who arrived IRON
| south Royalton, Friday, Is eue''
lin Greene's. - - the
sa.nrdav Mrs. Fred Goodrich had .ne
.,,isfortune to burn her arm quile se'e-
ly with hot lard. M.
Miss Carrie L. Haufier sang very fair
centrally Friday night at tne oa'no"S
in Mortified. o,hson ot
White River Junction mas
in vocal music here. !.
Ms lanes McGlafiin Of Warren -
.,a,;no for few days with her daugn'ei'
Mrs. j. B. Eldredge. .ha
New horse sheds are being bullt on VA
land between the Christian ehuro"
the Bradish place. 60
'. ~ ,.d;es Of At Johns church are 70
have their annual sale ana supPei
the middle of December -
n 4use and his sister, Miss lara,
.,ere called To Morrisville on Frloay W az
tend the funeral OF their aunt -,
Mrs. E.P. Durham and Mrs. ina .
Ferry were with friends IN TINS Nnls
from Monday until saturday o. ias.
Q nice plank walk has been ia ne.ta iaon 3
Prospect avenue TO ,beitvi'95ms - tioInaes.
: Ne Pleasant home Of MIR. William hollheo
Tonight, the young ladies' 1i o SraS a
cavis class assisted by others, VIII So 80
! Gay i : SLaS IA reading at the Christian
church vestry.
J Al Mrs. e. o. Blanchard's Chrls.nla9
D sole one finds bewildering array o. is ~
CIV articles, beautiful enough TO pie"Se
: most fastidious.
Il Mrs Melvin Church OF WILLIAMSBURG
|, an me way to friends in Rochester, s.op
!, ned here Monday in order to WISH MIS-
! Matthews and her daughters.
: VIC. Spicer, a druggist IN Penaco ,ass,
Nh, on his return from tne " No
y Fair last week, stopped ners !"
!, Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Il. T.. Splcer.
= Miss sadie Wells started yesterday Tor
. IoweIltown. Me-, where she Will Keep
o hooks and clerk in the store OF her uneie,
Il George l.. Spear, during the Winner
}, months.
e Miss Minnie Smith will give an Indigo
partvi, To- morrow evening to about lhlI
d ~ of her friends. The guests VIII DOUBT
1. less be expected to paint things piue 'h-
h stead Of red.
y Tomorrow evening Nov Path, is the time
> annointed for the concert, given by Mes'
- Randolph's prima donna, MISS Sa Tss
!, Haufier, assisted by other talent. ny
~ concert Is to be in Dubois 4 Gays nal
and will. without doubt, attract large
= andience; for Miss Haufer, whose So
a nrano voice has been carefully trained,
N acknowledged to be fine musician ana
~ very sweet singer.
!, School closes tomorrow Tor NacaVlol
- of week. period of rest which VIII OK
- welcomed by both teachers and puphs
~ This week has been given up 10 tnose VI,
ais 70 he nervous system and sometimes
III the self esteem-hnal examinations
e. There has been an unusually large attend
$ ance throughout the fall term, ana tn'
1e faithful instruction of the several teacher'
OIL has been productive of more than usually
10 good results. The winter term OPEN
= Monday, Dec. 4th.
!. Mr.. Flower, a stranger staying az IN
" Newton House, hired horse ana carriag
= last Sunday at the livery stable OF u.
Over. and in the afternoon drove as lar a
= the house of Henry Harper, the painter
ON the Thayer brook road. Just Deyoh'
" Mr.. Harperis, he attempted TO turn nj
n team around but managed in some mys
81 FERROUS manner to tip over the carriage,
= pretty phaeton, and TO smash IL 70 pleces
= Mr.. Flower was thrown out ana receiVe'
= a cut on the forehead and several bruises
a The High school boys have formed al
athletic association, under the instruc
tiun OF Laroy Mann of Dartmouth college
g and have elected the following officers
e president. Harry Hubbard; vice president
y p. w. Connolly; secretary, Earl Sanborn
!, treasurer, Carroll Huntington; manager
,s Harry Ford; Junior director' wave
y Woodward, Sophomore director, Fred Me
2. Iutosh; Freshman director, Edison Man
e ney. A committee OF five was appointe'
=, TO draw up q constitution, and II is hope.
er that the bows will continue the worl
which they have commenced; for such al
n association Is needed in this school.
On Tuesday evening, the marriage 0
1 DIR. Elmer r. Laid OF Nashua, n. H., Z
!. Miss Hattie M. Church took place az IN
81 home of the brides parents, Mr.. ana Mrs
" Horace Church. The ceremony was per
le Termed By the Rev. v. M. Hardy, paste
= OF the Congl church, in the presence Q
~ nearly seventy relatives and friend
= Of the contracting parties. In
bride was very prettily attired IN gre
lie silk dress trimmed with white lace, an
e she vas attended by one bridesmaid, Mas
a Young. q student at the Normal, anJ
Sc brother OF the bride, Charles Church, per
K formed the duties OF groomsman. Ili
be and Mrs. Laid were the recipients
rs many beautiful and valuable weddin
o, gifts, and have the best wishes OF the en-
10 tire community Tor long and happy life
Is The doctor goes very soon to Portsmouth
~ N. H., to establish himself in bushes:
le but his wife expects to remain IN TINS VI
cinity through the winter.
v The water in the village reservoir is sew
r. eral inches below the overflow and Is low
Of erinR a little every day. The reservoir ha
I'd been Thoroughly cemented around the tot
ty where It was injured by the low water 9
ID last winter, and it is to be regretted tbs
M we have not the additionsl supply recon
he mended by the commissioners two year
AZ ago for Just such an emergency as we az
he now called upon to meet This ADDITION
j. al supply of water could have been oh
Of tanned Tor three or four thousand dollar
~ and would have placed US beyond the tes
r OF shortage at any season OF the yea
N II the winter phould set in now. or with