Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-03-29

John MartelIe of St. Adams, who for
merly lived in town, is here on visit.
E.A. Lewis of Norwich University is
spending the Easter vacation at his home
here.
VIII Campbell is to work for Alfred
Tracy eight months for S100.60, beginning
March 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Derwood Loomis of
Worcester, Mass, are visiting his parents
in this place.
A very enjoyable party was given by the
Young people at the Red Lion Inn parlors,
Tuesday evening, March 27.
Monroe L. Bruce and family came from
Bellows Falls, Monday and are now guests
at the pleasant home OF Heman A.Powers.
Miss Carrie l. 1ewksbury came from
Smith college, Northampton, Mass, Tues
day, to spend the Easter vacation at her
home here.
! Ed. McCrillis has been awarded the job
of carrying the cream from the separators
at Braintree and Randolph to the cream
cry here.
The w. c, T. o. will meet with Mrs.
Seward Robson, March 30, al O'Clock. II
is earnestly requested that every member
+ be present.
There will be preaching services in the
Z 1dDAiSl NuAtNn ANAN tohtA'df NfhhlAia -
O'Clock. The sermon will be addressed to
/ young women.
Rob. Parker is the proud possessor of a
handsome Elgin gold watch which he re-
ceived as present for collecting tags for
the Sontag Tobacco company.
The o. E. S. will hold a sociable at the
anterooms of the Masonic hall, April 18th.
All members are cordially United to bring
their friends. Refreshments viii be served.
f. H. Joslyn has one of the celebrated
( Gu Mi Num- bicycles on exhibition at
his store. II is made OF the new metal,
aluminium, that is so light and strong.
Frank Campbell, who has been at work
for g. F. Smith for the past eight weeks,
made his appearance on the stage with the
New England Theatre company, as did
other representatives of local talent.
Hon A. +. Robson was the guest of his
cousin, Rev. Seward ROBSON, last week for
a few days, returning to Albany, Monday
morning. Mr. Robson is the Yates cOun-
~ representative in the assembly Of the
New York legislature.
The election OF officers blythe Y.P.S.C.E. |
of the Christian church resulted as follows:
president, Mrs. Nj. Whitehill; vice presi- |
dent, June Fassett; secretary Clara Dame; |
treasurer, Mrs, =, o. Blanchard; junior |!
superintendent, Clara Dame.
At the Engagement Party" given at 1
the Red Lion Inn pariors Tuesday even |
ing, there were present five seniors from 1
Dartmouth college, guests OF Messrs. q. /
L. and j. l.. Mann. They were Walter 4
Merrill, c. c. Merrill, Dwight Hall, X. b. /
Barton and John Phillips.
Fred n. Whitney, formerly on this pa
per- has retired from the position OF bust |
ness manager of the Brattleboro Retormer |
and will soon buy paper in this State |
d. -
Springfield Daily Republican speak in |
high terms OF him and say he has made |
many friends in Brattleboro.
AT the Easter Monday parish meeting OF /
st. Johns church, eleven vestrymen were |
elected as follows; j. w. Burt J. ID. Deni |
sol, J. w. Gabrielle, +. A. Griswold, j. b. /
Putnam, Il. l.. Soper, NJ. l.. Scott, }. +. |
HOBART, G. c. Written, w 5. Snow and /. 1
p Thayer. The rector appointed l.. p. |
rhayer, senior warden, and the vestry /
elected the following officers j. w Ga
brielle, junior warden; j. ID. Denison, 4
secretary; j. W. Burt, treasurer; j. W. !
Gabrielle and j. b. Putnam, delegates to /
the diocesan conventions which meets in
st. Adams, June 9th, and l.. p. Thayer and 4
Il. l.. Soper, substitutes. The financial /
condition of the parish was found to be
satisfactory.
Jehiel II. and A. f. Holman OF Albu-
querque, New Mexico, have purchased the
Gorham place OF VIM. II. Dubois admin
istrator. These gentlemen are natives of
this vicinity and brothers of Mr.. Heber
Holman. They have for many years been
engaged in railroading in New Mexico.
II is understood that they will, in the near
future, return from that country, make /
extensive improvements on the place and
make their homes here. With this plan
in view, they wished to purchase a farm
desirably located; and in buying this
farm they obtained such a one, comprising
as good land as there is in Randolph, and
in location unsurpassed.
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