Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-10-18
Mr.. 7. l. Dimick Is quite i'll.

say.
Mr.. t. L. Dimick is quite i'll.
Col. r. J. Kimball has been in town this
week.
Mrs. Lena Morian moves next week to
Boston.
Mrs. Willard Gay is staying with friends
in Boston.
F.B. Thomas is in the New York mar
kets this week.
Dana Spooner is gradually recovering
from his recent severe illness.
Hale Drake and wife are now living at
/ Will behring's in Bethel Gilead.
Mrs. Will Gourley went to Barre last
I ..aek to visit her sister, Mrs. Dave Dunbar.
Hon. James Hutchinson and Mr.. S. M.
! Flint were in Boston last week on business
/ trips.
Mrs. Fred Hatch, who has been out of
health for some time, is at present much
better.
Mrs. Caroline Comstock and family are
occupying the tenement in the basement
OF Smiths block.
The next meeting of 1.-THE Chautauqua
circle will be held Monday evening with
Mrs. A. y. Tewksbury.
Mrs. 5. V. Holman of Boston is
staying at "Glenside" lately with her par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jackson Lamson.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Metho-
dist church received about s15 from the
boiled dinner and hash supper Friday.
A new house is being built ON the
"Highlandsi for Mr.. Ernest Tracy by
George p. Wood, at a cost of about 1000.
A small but very pleasant whist party
was given by John Dubois at his home on
al cfr uef
Hon. and Mrs. VIM. II. Dubois and
Mrs. George L. Spear were present at the
ladies reception in Montpelier last Tues
day night.
The Ladies' Aid society OF the Christian
church are invited to meet with Mrs. w.
w. Carpenter, Thursday afternoon at
three o'clock.
The Junior League of the Methodist
church will give soap bubble party and
entertainmentin the vestry at go O'clock
Friday evening.
The Woman's auxiliary OF st. Johns
church will hold its annual meeting Tues
day, Oct. 23d, at Rev. Homer Whites, land
cordial invitation is extended to all OF
the ladies'.
The social dance in the Williams hall
last Thursday night proved to be very
pleasant affair. There were present about
Northfield, Roxbury and Braintree.
Alton Young, clerk in the Tilson billiard
room, and Miss May Dudley, one of the
employees at the Red Lion Inn were mar
ried Saturday evening by Rev. W. N.
Roberts, pastor of the Methodist church.
The officers OF the Christian Endeavor
OF the Cong1 church will receive the
members of that society together with any
friends in the congregation, Friday even
ing from 7;3O until 10, at Miss Mary C.
Tewksbury's.
The department president, Mrs. Hugh
Henry OF Chester, visited u. s. Grant W,
r. T., No. "A, Tuesday evening, at which
time the corps was inspected by Mrs, A.
Louise Putnam OF Brattleboro, the depart
ment inspector.
A service for deaf-mutes will be held in
st. Johns church at 1890 'clock next sum
day afternoon by the Rev. John Chamber
lin OF New York City. Hearing people
who would like to see the service inter-
preted in the sign language are free to at
tend.
Arthur c. McAllister, a former student
OF the West Randolph graded school, is
taking the commercial course in the Bur.
dette Business college OF Boston, and
will, doubtless, like the majority OF our
graded school boys, become a successful |
man of affairs.
Mrs. B. q. Mcintyre and Miss Ella Par |
sons represented the ladies of st. Johns |
church at the annual convention of the
Woman's Auxiliary to the Board of Mis- |
slons, held in Burlington on Monday and |
Tuesday of this week. Mrs. Homer White
also attended the convention.
Wednesday, Oct. oath, is the day set for
the wedding of Mr. Claude Beedle and
Miss hortense e. Martin, of Keene, III,
hn cd II y |
happy event to receive the hearty CON
graduation and good wishes of their
many West Randolph friends.
The merry go round season is now
practically over, and Monday. Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. l.. Chadwick and Mr. and Mrs
Fred fennel returned from Barre. their
last stopping place, to West Randolph.
where they will remain through the win,
ter, unless they should decide to go South.
There was no service at st. Johns
ohurch last sunday, owing to the repairs
t ! were oeing made on the interior of
the building. A new carpet has been
placed upon the floor; the platform on
which the organ stood has been taken
away, and little change has been made
in the seats.
Last week, Mrs. c. WA. Putnam vas
in burlington for a few DAYS: Mrs Rob. /
bins and Miss Nettie went to White River
1unctlobs Mr. ana Mrs. l.. III. Goodrich |
visited in East Barnard; Rev. w. N. Rob L
erts IN Chelsea, and Mrs. j. A. Fowler
was with her daughter, Mrs, Charles
Mann, in Claremont, n. H.
On Central street, from the Ayre BROOK
orldge to the hydrant opposite Henry
Booths, the two-inch water pine is heinz
Iaken up and four inch pipe put in IFS
place. The increased volume Of water
since the Damon, Tilson and Howard
springs have been joined to the VILLAGE
iystem, renders larger pipe necessary.
AT the Senior class elections, Dartmoutb
College, the following Vermonters were
IGNORED: address to president. r
stevens, Norwich; assistant marshall s
D. West, Newport; chairman of the eTecN
tive committee, T. H. Hack. Orwell.
member OF the executive committee 8
Z; carleton, West Randolph; odist. x u
Vest, Newport. ~
Prof. +. b. Jenness, a we'll known vio :
INST who has been playing with BeedIe,s 7
during the summer. ana has :
'een secured by the manager of the o.. 7
nestra for the winters engagement i !
present staying with Mr.. and M !
llbert Beedle. Prof. Jenness is ve,.v | +
alented musician and will be a crest ada; :
ION TO this already famous orcbeetrs