Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-10-18
West Randolph Concluded


Perley Cleveland is working in n. NJ.
Draper's store.
Hon. Joseph Morris and wife from Chi
cago have teen visiting Madame Sails
bury.
VIM. Henry, wife and SON from Pots
dam. N. Y, are the guests OF George
Prince.
Mrs. G. II. Learned and baby have gone
to Franklin, n. H., to visit Mrs. Learned's
mother.
Representative Denison on Monday in
troduced a bill providing for the incorpo-
ration Of the Randolph Savings bank and
Trust company.
Rev. @. w. Morrow, president Of the
State Sunday school association, DIR. L. O.
Blanchard and Mrs. Mary Mann from the
Christian church, an d Rev. Seward Rob
son from the Baptist church, are attend
ing the State Sunday school association
in st. Adams. Last night, Mr.. Robson
delivered an address before the associa-
tion on "The Sunday school as an Evan
gelizing Agency"
The annual Harvest Home festival OF
the Baptist people will be held at the
church on Friday night OF this week at
1880 o'clock. The church will be beauti-
fully decorated with the products OF the
autumn and the evening will be given to a
musical and literary entertainment and TO
sociRbilIty. There will be no supper and
no price for admittance, but freewill Of
fering will be made by all who so desire.
Thirty members of the West Randolph
grange surprised Mr.. and Mis-. Joseph
Harlow last Tuesday night by unex-
peetedly claiming their hospitality. The
evening was pleasantly spent in a social
manner, and after refreshments OF cake
and coffee the lecturer OF the grange, Mr..
f.gOTUp Flint "a NEATLY fUrngd
presented Mr.. and Mrs. Harlow with a
handsome sum of money, as a gift from
their fellow grangers. MIR. Harlow, re-
covering from the turn which this last
proceeding gave him, responded in few
weli-chosen words. Among the many
beautiful presents which Mr.. and Mrs
Harlow received were noticed a pretty
table lamp from ABB. Fish and family and
a pair OF handsome'silver spoons from Mr.
and Mrs. Dana Morse.
Among the recent strangers and so.
iourners were Mrs. + p. Norway and two
daughters from Worcester, Mass, with
Mrs. j. Barttro; Mrs. Warren Mann aud
her friend, Miss Porter, from Underhill;
Miss Mary Policy OF Messena, y. Y, the
guest OF Mrs. j. J. Trerise; Hon. Crosby
Miller of Pomfret, visiting bis daughter
Mrs. H. II. Mcintyre; Mr.. and Mrs. Will
bur Fits Of Rox bury; Mrs X. w. Morse
OF White River Junction; Misses Myrtle
Ford and Cora Maynard from Granville;
j. q. Uliery of Brattleboro, who compiled
those interesting volumes, "Men of Yer
mont and "Sons of Vermont;n also, l.. Z
Udall and wife from STAFFORD, MIR. and
Mrs. :. Udall and Mr.. and Mrs. {. Udall
of Crsftsbury, who were the guests OF
Rev. X. Udall; Mrs. II. NJ Dufur OF Wa
terbury, with her daughter. Mrs. T.. E. 4
Evans; and Mr.. G. NJ. Davis, Esq, OF
Northheld, whom business called to this z
place one day last week.
Tuesday evening, the Kings Daughters
gave a very delightful musicale at Mr. J.
ID. Wheelers, on Main street. Over
hundred people were present, and the .
profits from The entertainment amounted .
to about 80, which will be devoted to
charitable purposes. The following pro-
gram was finely rendered Ladies' quar- 4
tette Miss Blanche Sparhawk, Mrs. i. j. 4
Adams, Miss Inez Abbott, Miss Harriet \
Smith; solo, Miss Maud Blanchard; banjo 4
selection, Mrs. p. T.. Evans, Miss Alice \
Hastings, Miss Nellie Harwood, Miss Nell /
lie Hastings; recitation, Miss Harriet
Smith; violin solo, F. b. Jenness Of Chica.
go; solo, Miss Inez ABBOTT; piano duet,
Misses Minnie Smith and lssie Lamson: I
selection, ladies' quartette; solo, Albert I
Beedle; recitation, Galen Fish, solo, Miss
Blanche Sparhawk, and a second banjo .
selection, by the ladies' mentioned above
Every number was heartily applauded, 4
and the audience seemed to thoroughly
enjoy the entertainment. Prof. Jenness /
scored so great a success by his violin solo I
that he was obliged to respond to the vo- /
ciferous applause with an encore. Miss
Marion Mcintyre, Miss Nellie Hastings
and Mrs. +. L. Evans were the aecompan-
lists. After the musical part Of the pro.
gram, cake and coffee were served, and /
very shortly thereafter the guests took
their departure.