Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-01-12

Charlie Mccall of New York, who has
been visiting at Clarence Moulton's, re-
turned Tuesday.
A parIor meeting OF the w. G. T. U. will
be held with Miss III. H. Finn, Friday af-
ternoon, January 10, at O'Clock.
The X. K. A. enjoyed strawride Tues
day evening, and an unusually pleasant
meeting was held with Sherman Moulton.
Arcadia Lodge, I. o. G. T., will meet at
DR.. S. Gould's.Thursday, Jan: II, at 80 p.
m. F. LEWIS, Sec.
Herbert Dodge and wife (nee Annie
Ford, of West Brookfield, Mass, are Wis
iting A. d. Olmstead and wife.
Beulah Chapter will hold a sociable at
Robert e. Parker's, Thursday evening,
January 10. All members are invited to
come and bring their friends.
The Society for the Prevention of Cruel
ty to Animals will pay no attention TO
complaints not made by responsible per-
sons, or II by letter, if not signed by re-
sponsible party.
The mem ers OF Col. j. B. Mead Camp,
No. 81, Sons of Veterans, are requested to
meet at q. A X hall Friday evening at
O'Clock, if possible. Some important bust
ness is to be transacted before the install
lation.
Since the notice in regard to calves being
brought to market with their feet hed was
published, there has been noticeable inn
provement. A few have. however, failed
to heed # and may hear from the State Of
ticers.
Last Thursday evening q of the SO
members Of the sophomore class OF the
w. K. Ii. 5. enjoyed a ride to the pleasant
home of their classmate, Miss Mary
Hutchinson, where a delightful evening
was spent, with whist and other games
for amusement. Refreshments, consisting
OF cake and fruit, were served. On the
return trip the merry party went through
SnoWsville, and all along their route did
justice TO the original class cry. For en-
terprise, ii seems that the senior and junior
classes must yield the palm to the class Of
i95.
The annual election and installation OF
officers for leulah Chapter, No. IS, o, T..
s., took place last Thursday evening, with
the following result: y. l.. BoydeD, W. p;
Angene r. Boyden, w. M; Susa S. Bass,
A. NJ; Alice f. Williams, Treasurer; Jen-
ME +. Abbott, Secretary; Almira NJ. Fiske,
Con-; Florence b. Hayward, A. Con-; Beu
lab d. Parker, Adah; MaryiJ. Smith, Ruth;
Helen NJ. Mcintosh, Esther; ella Nj.
Chamberlain, Martha; Rosa j. Church,
Electa; Olivia IL. Burridge, Warder; Rob-
ert +. Parker, Sentinel; Lucy A. Parish.
Organist; j. p. Cleveland, Jr. ,Susa s. Bass
and Mary j. Smith, Finance Committee.
At the business meeting OF the Cong'l
society, held Monday evening, the follow
ing officers were elected: deacon, A. B.
Tewksbury, re- elected; deaconcss, Mrs. A.
B. Tewksbury; warden for three years, A.
c. Holman; trustee for three years, w. F.
treasurer, A. B. Tewksbury |
auditor, j. w. Atwood; receiver, e. A. |
Thomas; standing committee for one year,
Z. w. Tewksbury, c. E. Abbott. ID. G. |
Woodward and A. j. Foster. b. T. Lom-
bard was nominated for superintendent |
and Lucius Fowler, for assistant superin- |
.endent. DR.. f. p. Stimson was reelected |
clerk but only consented to serve tempo
rarily. Very flattering resolutions, show
ng the society's appreciation of the doc
.or's services during the past year, were |
read and adopted. The financial report |
vas very gratifying. S2,553.69 had been |
received on the general expense account |
md s. sos 10 paid out on order of wardens. /
Unpaid orders amounted to S172 IS, and un
paid subscriptions to s10s.76. commit |
zee, consisting OF the treasurer and trustees, |
gas appointed to investigate special mat
ers mentioned in the trustees report and /
o act upon them.