Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-05-10

And Obtain Of congress an they want and more.
Tramp, tramp, tramp, the tramps are marching
Cheer up, comrades, they VIII GOMEZ
They will camp million strong ,..
Round ABOUT their dear cid Uncle samueih
home.
Mrs. l.. B. Atwood is sick with the grip
in ST. Johnsbury.
Hale Flint has returned to Chicago,
leaving here Friday
The regular ice cart started Monday on
its rounds through the town.
Mrs. Melissa Bruce Of East Randolph is
with her daughter, Mrs. +. n Rising
Mr.. and Mrs. Cotton and two daughters
were last week guests at 3 Il. Brooks''
Miss Cora Hall of East Randolph was in
town Monday and purchased Crescent
bicycle.
Mrs. II. w. Tewksbury and Miss Mary
were among the strangers in Burlington
Saturday.
Mr.. A. B. Chandler has been passing
few days in Bradford as the guest OF mrs
NJ. II. Crook.
George Maxbam from Worcester, Mass,
has lately visited Arthur and Miss
Emma Pratt.
Mrs. Eugene Flint ana son OF Roxbury
visited Mr. and Mrs. Will Flint the latter
part of last week.
Miss Louise Chase has returned from
the Emerson School OF Oratory, Boston,
for the summers vacation.
Mrs. Belle Griswold moves this week
from A. l.. Kendrick' Is to the rooms which
she has renteu in the Mcbride house.
Cornelius Noyes and his sister, Miss
India, from TunbIidge were recently the
guests of Mrs. Janet smith Herrick.
Mrs. Constance Gerry Blodgett is still
in the newspaper neldi icing at prgsen1
employed in the Lydonville journal Of
flee.
This village must be getting independ-
emily wealthy from the fines imposed
uuon The cyclers who ride on the side
walks.
The Rev. Homer White has been invited
IL denver the sermon before the gradu'
ating class of the W. r. Ii. s. on Sunday
May 27Jh.
f. A. Hobart, accompanied by his sister
Miss Eliza Hobart, whose home Is ~ New
York City, arrived from tairlee, MONDAY
afternoon.
The summer timetable went into effect
last Sunday, but no changes were mace
in the arrival and departure OF trains al
this station.
At meeting of the Champlain Valley
association held in Burlington, Hon. v. l.
Spear was chosen vice president from
Orange county.
People are blowing and planting theiI
gardens as confidently as though 1t were
not the early vine that is always caught
by the belated frost.
Mrs. Joiner and her daughter, Miss
Nellie. who have been spending several
weeks with friends here and IN hoyalton
went back yesterday to their home II
Belding, Mich.
Phillips q Allen is the name OF the
house painting, paper hanging and hard
wood finishing firm started TINS spring
II is composed of such excellent workmeI
as Mr.. +. A. Phillips and Alr. Frank Al
len.
II. NJ. Dufur and his son, w. +. Dufur
who spent Sunday here, are to open ar
Office in the Rialto block, Montpelier, az
agents of theMutual Life Insurance com
pany OF New York.
MIR and Mrs. John Hubert moved iron
here MONDAY, going first 10 Hanover
II for a short stay ana from there TO Mel
rose, Mass. here they intend to remain
until Mr.. Hubert is once more able <
enter into business.
Rev. John Markham, a native OF Royal
ton, who has been serving the Methods
churches of the West is visiting his East
ern relatives and friends and spen
sunday in West Randolph with his cous
in. Mrs. Edward Rising. Mr. Markham
present place of residence Is at stewards
Vile, Mimi, but he is very anxious TO re
turn to Vermont to live and would ike t
find a home in this village.
The concert in Dubois & Gays hall las
hridav night was well attended, nearly
ali the reserved seats being taken and
number of rather too enthusiastic clapper
occupying the dress circle in the rear o
the hall. The concert opened with the Sc
lection "Ttalia,n which was very nnei,
rendered by the grand chorus, whie
also closed the entertainment by slngin
NTo Thee, o Country" In training an
Conducting this chorus of twenty voices
prof. Gibson proved himself a master AM
leader of great ability. The kalapho
LADIES' Ousrtette thoroughly vindicate
their claim to that understanding
name bv their rendering OF The Los
Chord" in May-tme; ano u
life. . and the solos by Miss Maud Blancl
ard Miss Harriet smith, Miss Emm
Moses. Mrs Bertha Tewksbury and Mis-
Inc Abbott were very heartily encoret
The Harmony Male Quartette Of Whit
River junction, which assisted At TINS II
cital. made very favorable impressio
Mon the audience. which testified to 1
appreciation By the usual signs and Il
dnef i.W hen the Wind Blows in from Il
Sec 'shv Miss Mabel smith and Prot.GibsOl
Was one Of the most pleasing uumo
on the pro-ram. While appreciation
sweet to the artist soul. 10 IS hard
necessary, in order 70 show prop
amount ol that quality 70 force The -
formers. Isl ilCiscrlm mate appiausei
lust double program supposed g ne
enfsefenf length In he beEiuning-suc n
coursa Is apt g lead careless observer
think that possibly, the aunience may
melted By mercsnary motives quite
much as hy admiration.