Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-09-20
West Randolph Concluded

! To-day, Col. r. j. Kimball's family
leave Montague Place" and go back K
! Brooklyn for the winter, and Mr.. anC
/ Mrs. A. B. Chandler and son resign "Mari
Castle to the carpenters and masons anc
| take their departure for the same city.
! Monday, T. j. Deavitt of Montpelier
and DR.. o. o. Davis of Mortified were IL
West Randolph.
L. B. Johnson of Burlington, who has
lately purchased this paper, was down
last week, house hunting, but did not seem
to find so very many desirable houses on
the market.
The McGibeny Family opened last even
ing at the Alcazar to a very crowded
house. 1t is the largest musical family
known.-San Francisco (Cal) Alta.
There will be special communication
of Phoenix Lodge, F. & A. NJ, Tuesday
evening, Sept. 18th. Work on the M Nj.
degree.
Following is the program for the union
evangelistic services in West Randolph,
conducted by DIR. George C.. Needham
and wife and beginning in the Christian
church this evening, Sept. Goth, at 1880
O'Clock: Evening services in the Christian
church Thursday to Tuesday, inclusive,
and in the Baptist church Wednesday to
Sunday inclusive; afternoon services in
the Methodist church at O'Clock. Over
flow and Sunday afternoon services in the
Congl church. Sunday, 1890 a. M, regu-
lar church services; 3 p. m, mems meeting
in Cong'l church led by Mr.. Need ham and
a women's meeting in the Methodist
church led by Mrs. Needham.
cordial invitation is extended to the pub
lie. The singing will be from Nos. and o.
Mrs Mary E. Preston of Canaan, N. H.,
is canyassing this place for book entitled
Congress of Religions''-a volume that
all can read with profit and pleasure. It's
price is only $40.
Messrs. Nickerson and Cox are meeting
with fattering success in their work OF
soliciting material and subscriptions for
a Historical Souvenir of Randolph. The
leading citizens OF the town are subserib
ing and aiding them to make the work
success. For people interested in Ran
dolph, il will be one of the most valuable
books ever issued.
One hundred thirty-four tickets for the
Mortified fair were sold at this station
yesterday morning.
H. H. Haskell and wife from Jefferson,
Wis, have been paying a visit to Hon. j.
p. Cleveland, Jr., leaving Randolph on
day.
Sept Both will be the last day that post
al notes, OF which none have been issued
since June 30th, will be paid without
SAtIa Ca pShsS.
DR.. John Mayo and wife are to live in
Mortified, the doctor having decided to
go into business with his brother.
About fifty people enjoyed the dance in
Williams hall, last Thursday night, for
which music was furnished by the Man
chester orchestra.
Heber Holman is on the sick list and
is considered seriously i'll.
There was card and dancing party in
the Williams hall Tuesday night in honor
OF its proprietor's birthday.
The Beedle orchestra, after a successful
season of six months at Halcyon Hall.
is again established in its headquarters al
Keene, n. II. In letter OF Recommended
ton, the president of the Halcyon Hall
company SAYS, "This orchestra has now
been playing at Halcyon Hall three times
day for near six months, and has not on
ly given universal satisfaction but has
been enthusiastically praised"
To RENT.-Two frst-class tenements on
School st. u. q. BASS.
A CARD.-The w. c. I. L. of West Ran
dolph wish to extend thanks to the
churches, to those who so generously
contributed to, and to those IS no assisted
in, the entertainment of the w. {. I. L.
State convention; also to the choirs, to the