Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-06-14

Intyre's.
Bows will lind something to interest
them in the Morrell Cure advertisement
this week.
Mrs. Rebecca Wells is once more in
West Randolph, after quite a solonrn IN
Bristol, \. II.
Mrs. Will Flint. SON and daughter, and
Mrs.. Will Allen ana two children, started
Tuesday for Hillsdale, Mic d.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Lamson and Mr.. and
Mrs. Wales #. Bass are rusticating at
Camp Randolph, Highgate Springs
The Misses Kimball have been at
..iontague Place" since Friday, and yes
terday Col and Mrs. Il. j kimball came
from Brooklyn, y. y
saturday, Rev W. y. Roberts received
visit from his father, Mr.. Hal vey kooerls
OF Chelsea, and from his brother, Rev +.
H. Roberts Of South Royalton.
The annual school meeting will be held
at Z 80 O'Clock next Tuesday evenings uhe
1871. in the High school building
large attendance is desired.
j h. Drew. senior member Of the firm
OF Drew 4 Leonard, has sold his house ana
store in Fairfax and, with his iamlly,Wlh
move to this village about the nrst o.
July.
The ladies of the Christian church Will
/ serve a supper consisting OF baked Deans,
brown bread rolls, pies, cake, etc.' on
Thursday afternoon from O'Clock on
ward.
l.. p. Hebard, who has been out q
I health for some time, died at his home on
I central street. Tuesday morning in the
I 5sth year Of his age. The funeral Is TO be
/ held to-day Thursday at the house.
/ Miss Adelaide Hood Of Orange, y. j"
I Is a guest OF Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Moulton at "Stoneleigh.n Her sister Is
erpected shortly and the two ladies IN
B tend TO spend the summer al the Maple
wood.
Mr.. A. B. Chandler and family are to be
/ at "Mari- CASTLE about the 10th Of the
month The elder son, ALBERT EekeI.
I Chandler, will not be in West Randolph
I this summer as he intends TO take a Eu-
I ropean trip with mis- cousin, Frank Chan-
I dler.
7 Tuesday morning, Ernest Lane, in step.
ming over q chain, caught his loot IN II
I and the hook on the end Of the chain new
40 and struck the boy on the back oil the
I mead. cutting cash, which Dr. stewart
4 found it necessary TO draw together WIN
I q stitch.
] Mason :. stone. State Superintendent Of
Education, will give an address in the
Hivh school room, Thursday evening,
June 2lst. The subject has not been an
nounced but the lecture Will be on ecu :
cational topics and, like all oil MT. stone Z
efforts, worth hearing.
The village trustees call attention to the
law prohibiting the use Of vehicles on the
sidewalks, including es,Nelocipedes :,
{ baby carriages, wheelharroWsi etc.' ana
live notice that the Chief of Police Will be
Instructed to arrest offending parties on
and after Saturday next.
II n Gauhoru "a ho has hCeU StaN-
ing with Mr.. and Mrs. i. l.. Dimick, is
nov at her home III Oxford, y. H. ana
on saturday, Mr.. and Mrs. freuerick
Fairbanks. who have been visiting their
daughter, Mrs. George Walbridgei took
their departure Tor Springfield.
Mrs. II. r. Coe OF Boston, Mrs. Richard
of New York, Mrs. z. Z. Bancroft from
BROOKLYN and Mrs. Q. p. Coe from Long
,yood Boston, also two OF his grandenll'
dren. Miss Amy Richard and Master AT
thur Coe, came 70 celebrate the s5fa olrth-
dav az their father and grindiatheri MT
VIM Holmes. on saturday last. ne eN,
ening vas pleasantly spent with MIR. ano
J Mrs Hardy and with some OF the mem
bers OF the Cong church.
Monday evening, large apd pleasant
company gathered at the ked Lion Inn
parlors on the occasion OF tne suSes So, "a \
= musicale given by Miss Abbie +. Ciai
and pupils. assisted by Miss Caro- in hau'
| fer q no sang with her usual good tastt
I sud expression. The following is tht
nrogranl and the pupils who took part II
/ II not only did themselves justice but re
! hected credit upon their pains-takS,lnH
. teachers Solo and Chorus, ~ nom sna,
b We let ln2' Trio, March IRON PnaeIlsi
4 Misses Cooling and Bailey, Glenn BAILEY
/ solo. "Welcome,n Ethel Lovelandi solo
@Hyacipth March Maud Whitneyi Du
~ ia FRvorite.u Grace and Glenn Bailey
Gnlo aHerzepshidchen.n Fannie Prince
I, song "Fleeting Days Miss Hauiieri TRIO
: Overture, aCaliph OF Bagdad, MISS
Clark, Emily Miller and Louise Hastings
Z Solo, Autumn Lear, ha1Ie nay n NJ, ~
: Duet. "Old Sentinel Marche, MISE
! Prince and Mabel Pearl; Solo, Merr.
Roatman,n Glenn Bailey; Duet, 'Beantie
: III Paradise Misses Clark and Flint
= solo. 0Gipsv Rondo,H Winnie Richmond
= Duet. "Aigh Fly Scottische,n Mise
! Clark and Haywardi Solo, LILY o. "
! Valley Mazurka," Grace Godingi Closin
. Song, BY the Glass.
) The entertainment given at the Metho
\ dist church last Thursday evening by IN
New Orleans Jubilee singers was We
!, worth attending, though it succeeded
4 drawing but very small house-so sua
/, indeed that the receipts were not sufhelel
: 10 cover the expenses. Inc plahtauo
!, melodies, as sung by the chorus q sew
voices had the true AhEhtt 0NAA-f 80
I The bass. whose tones at times resounde
y one Of the basso .proiundo 81 an iniurl
! ated lion, proved that his voice ha
= sweetness as we'll as power and strehsl
> when he rendered "Hold Back Poor Joe.
= Mr.. and Mrs. Gilman 5. Moulton Of Ne
p York CITY are TO spend the summer AZ q
l. Green Mountain stock farm, oceupyln
lie the old Moulton Homestead, when h'
!. been freshly painted and papered an
n Thoroughly rehtted A small oulldln
Ii tevoud the barns has been remodeied (
an Office. hich is thus taken out oil IN
house. and q. q. Chamberlin and taml.
p vho have been living in the Homestead
II have moved to the Kelley house, whlc
a also belongs TO the stock farm eompSsn'
s. MIR. and Mrs Moulton arrived from Ne
N Vort A,onday. and later Mrs. Moulton
y two sons. Julian and Louis Ripley, are e
ie pected: and the elder, who is preparing
le enter Yale college tue IAN VIII oe uhu'
e the tutorship of Prof. Whitehli ourh
:, vacation.
4 AT $50 O'Clock Wednesday evenln