Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-07-12

been taking an outing at Queen City
Park.
F.W. Wedeewood and Conductor MUIR
raw have gone to LowelltowD, Me, on
fishing excursion.
Owing to the absence of the pastor,
there will be no services at the Baptist
church July 18th and 22nd.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Stevens and son
Gerald started Monday on carriage trip
through Barre, Greensboro, Craftsbury
and other towns.
| William ID. Dean and Miss Catherine Z.
Puddleford, both of Woodstock, were
married July End at the Cong'l parsonage
/ by the Rev. V. M. Hardy.
/ Mrs. Henry Soper went Friday to Fall
/ River, Mass, to attend the funeral OF her
uncle, the late John Thayer, who was at
one time resident of Randolph.
George Needham from Mortified, Mass,
one of Moody's assistants, has been in
vited to hold a series OF evangelistic
meetings here sometime in September.
Rev. G. W. Morrow, pastor OF the
I Christian church, and Rev. W. n. Rob.
1 erts, pastor OF the Methodist church, ex-
! changed pulpits last Sunday morning.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. L. Alonzo Kimball who
have been living in Australia several
wears, have returned and are guests of
Mrs. Laura Mead on Randolph avenue.
/ viii Allen has closed his meat market in
4 the Thurston block and opened one in
! Chelsea, where he will suffer very little
from competition as there is only one
market in the place
+ Miss Harriet Freeman Of Maplewood
Mass. will conduct service at the Chris
I tian church next sunday morning. Dur
/ ing her stay in West Randolph Miss
Freeman is a guest al Mr.. Charles Thurs
( toms.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. win Seymour, who had
/ been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Z. Z. Seymour,
returned TO Lynn, Mass, Monday. They
were accompanied by Miss Emma Sey-
mour, who expects 10 be away about
month.
/ Prof. y. j. Whitehill came back Mon
I day from the camp al Caspian Lake,
/ Greensboro, and is to be at nome the rest
OF he summer in order TO tutor Messrs.
/ Julian and Louis Ripley, Gilman Cnam.
berlin and Sherman Moulton, who enter
college in the fall.
! Mr. and Mrs. George Fits, hose home
I is now in Boston, are passing the week in
/ this vicinity. Their daughter, Miss Ada,
former student OF the West Randolph
1 High school and at present Il successful
I teacher in the Hyde school, Boston, is
making her third trip through Europe
I in company wilma fellow teacher.
/ Rev. +. W. Hamblln has been taken
! from Brad ford to the hospital in Hanover,
/ y. H., and is now awaiting the arrival OF
a celebrated surgeon, who Is to perform
/ the operation deemed necessary FOR the
I patients recovery. Mr.. Hamblin, it is
said, bore the journey 10 Hanover very
1 well indeed, and is IN quite comfortable
eondit on.
The appraisal Of the real estate in the
town Of Randolph as presented by the
listers is on an average trihs lower than
I that made four years ago. A few decided
changes have been made in the valuation
OF certain places and in a very few in
I stances the estimated value has been IN
ereasd, tut generally property has been
I valued al little less than the former APP
praisal.
The State papers announce that the
/ Walter l.. Mains circus, which was 10 eN
hibit in West Randolph. July Z4th, has
Z cancelled its dates IN Vermont, parity on
I account of the high license charged BY
the state and partly because the managers
do not wish TO compete with Ringing :
I circus, which is twice as large and Is max
ing arrangements 10 pitch It's tents here
August lltb. A train OF thirty-siX cars
transports the Ringing outfit from place
to place.
One Of our West Randolph boys, whose
home was formerly here, and who every
summer HItHuc NlnEH VI AtHH AAtiAN al rms
place. is thus favorably mentioned IN
one Of the New Yolk papers; IF. q. Har-
ris, who for the past Two years has been
connected with The Philadelphia branch
of the Crane company, has recently Teen
transferred tothe new branch which this
large and enterprising company has
opened in New YORK City. Mr.. Harris Is
very popular and has made many FRIENDS
in the trade during his connection
here, and he has the best wishes OF all in
his new field OF work"
A circular issued by the Phoenix Lite
Insurance company OF Hartford, Conn,
has this to say of Alr. J. Nj. Atwood, who
ranked first among the agents OF the com.
pany in Vermont, New Hampshire anc
eastern New York, in the amount of poll
cies written the ipast month. at is an
open question whether Mr.. Atwood OF
! Vermont has spent any time in sleep dur.
ing the month OF June. IL he has, this
maps must have been short: for we have
placed to the credit of Mr.. Atwood fot
The month of June over $4,000 in insur-
ance, and over q, 200 in premiums. Herr
is good example tor the Phoenix men 70
follow"
The woman's World gives the follow
ing recipe for the destruction of Carpe,
bugs: zone ounce of alum, one ounce Of
chloride zinc, three ounces of salt. Mn
, 4 with two quarts OF water ana let IL STAND
over night in a covered vessel. In the
morning, pour it carefully into another
, vessel so that all sediment may be left
behind Dilute this with two quarts o.
; water and apply by sprinkhng tie edges
Z OF the carpet for distance of foot from
the wall This is all that is necessary
Tney will leave, on short notice, boxes
3 beds and any other resort which has beer
sprinkled with the solution, and othinl
will be injured in texture or color
The hundred or more people il
this village who beheld the wondrou
: beauties of the Worlds Fair last year, wil
be sorry to hear that the six larges
1 buildings which formed the boundaries o
the court Of honor were lately burne,
by an incendiary fire. The buildings de
+. stroyed were the terminal station, admin
E istration manufactures, electricity ant
e mining buildings, machinery hall ant
{ agricultural building. The art gallery
which had received the name of Column
bian mu, cum, and the government build
! ing were saved, together with the mino
, buildings south of machinery hall am