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

The residence of w. B. Wall on Main
street bushes like the rose in its new dress
of red paint.
The rite of baptism was administered to
two candidates at the Baptist church last
Sunday evening.
Col. r. j. Kimball and daughter, Miss
Annie are at "Montague Place." arriving |
Tuesday evening.
The Rochester club is requested to meet
in the g. A. r. hall next Monday evening, |
May 14th, at 1880 o'clock.
The Kings Daughters viii meet with
Mrs. j.. d. Wheeler, Tuesday afternoon,
May 18th, at 2 80 o'clock.
c. M. Fay of Clinton, Mass, was in West
Randolph on Saturday and visited his
cousin, Miss II. p. Yuran.
| f. A. Beecher,l w. Z. Williams, L. L.
Williams and l.. t. Sparhawk composed a
small Excursion party TO Bethel the oth
| inst.
Mrs. Sherwin Flint, who was here to
attend the funeral of her sister, the late
Mrs. H. SDenny, returned TO Burlington.
Tuesday.
The store house on Weston street
| which b. A Shattuck purchased OF j. w.
| Hale this spring, has lately been sold 10
| Levi Erskine, who is converting It into a
blacksmith shop
! DIR. Moves started Monday on the return
| trip to st. Paul's Island, Alaska, where ne
| nroposes to remain for the next two years
and then leave for good the frozen regions
Of the north to take up permanent resi-
dence in the balmy climate OF hapdolph'
Arbor Day, yesterday, was observed by
appropriate exercises at the high school,
and by the ladies OF the w. c. 4. u, who
planted tree in the Central street PARK,
! n memory OF their lamented president,
the late Mrs. w. y. Roberts.
George L. Spear reached home a few
DAYS ago from Lowelltown, Me, and re-
trTns AGAIN this week. He has closed his
mill at Braintree and will for a time con-
fine his attentions to the lumber camp
in Maine.
In Dubois & Gays hall Thursday night,
NAV 18th, a recital will be given by MISS
Ethelynd Gould and Miss Elsie Powers,ot
the Emerson School of Oratory, assisted
by Miss Caroline Haufler and the Ideal
Male Quartette.
E.E. Spicer entertains the idea that II
pays to Keep good COW Tor the reason ,5 son
that from his high grade six year-old Jer
sew he has made during the past year 4Oi
rounds of butter, ana sold sl5 worth OF
milk. beside what was used by the fam
lily. .aa..;o
in Lyndonville, Il. j. Blodgett having
sold fifteen machines this spring, ana
MANY other agents having sold greater
or less number. The village has nearly a
dozen lady riders; while West Randolph
has fully twenty.
The West Randolph High School nine
, plaved at South RoyaltOn, saturday, ana
) won the game by score OF l4to6. Ihe yen
with which they started the eenoes wnen
, they quilted the train on their return
r proved that the afternoons work hao not
left them quite winded.
4 Of Nv t'A
Hobart 81 Windsor who have been SO
dangerously sick with typhoid fever are
, slowly regaining their health. he epi-
ldemie caused By an impure water supply
= which has SO grievously scourged the
village of Windsor, is gradually abaNng
The succulent strawberry made its first
appearpnce in market this week. and the
J., mere sight of one restored the falling app
y netites as rapidly as a dozen bottles ol
I relery compound or any other spring
: tonic much affected by embryo lieuten.
ant governors troubled with a tirec
: feeling.
d Monday. Mrs. Charles Ford and hel
= daughter Sadie, arrived from Idaho, ant
are al present with Mrs. Ford's parents
d MIR. and Mrs. Heman Powers. TIE fam
J.. ily have decided not TO return 70 IN
:, West but viii occupy the farm which Mr.
Ford purchased IN Brattleboro on a Tor
r mer visit TO Vermont.
N There will be a special meeting Of tn
" w. G. T. L. at Mrs Seward Robson's, MAJ
Iflth. at3p.m This meeting is Tor tn
I, purpose al choosing delegates to represen
Il the organization AZ the Orange County
Il convention to be held IN Iopsham, ma!
18th and 18th, and OF transacting othe
. business that may properly come oetor'
I the meeting.
!, The pypsies have commenced to TAX
- their summer outings, and small ban,
passed through here few days ago VIII
IT The usual number Of equine framework
= to sell or to swap. Complaints are hear'
II from other towns on their line OF travel U
the effect that the descendants Of lshmae
IS are even lighter-hngered this seasoi
al than ever before.
D, Monday night, the West Randolph
n Corpet band paraded the Highlands
delichting the inhabitants of thos
le elevated regions with its music. Barrlni
/. the stiff gale which attempted to max
z. away with some of the sheet music AM
n succeeded in filling the eyes and ears
J. the musicians with dust, the parade was
great success. The band which, has oeel
? IN existance but a short time, plays eN
m ceptionally well.
as Miss Ethelynd Gould, a past gradual
j. Of the Emerson School of Oratory, IS I
give dramatic recital this evening D
m Sprinp field under the auspices OF the W
! G. r. L. OF that place. The Cambrldg
1. transcript, speaking OF a recital given b
n her in Jeffersonville a short time age
10 saws. "Miss Gould has fine elocutionar
powers and culture, and should she favo
! Jacksonville with another recital, goo
y audience would welcome her."
The meeting last Thursday evening
M called to consider the ACCESSIBILITY OF form
:. ing Christian federation, was attende
Is by only a few. The subject was agitate'
:. but no organization was effected. Chri:
e. tian unity is being advocated by the lead
to ing religious thinkers of the day, an
nearly every progressive mind IS reao
to give assent TO the idea; but the n
,. lation between an acknowledged prime
y pie ana its local and practical appllcatio
= is not so readily perceived.
- NJ. E. Warrington, who has been LAND
e lord OF the Mort hfield House for son
lv three years past, has now purchased II
* hotel Of Mr. G. +. Cushman Of this plac
no for g, 200. The following complimentar
~ notice is taken from last weeks issue
= the Mortified News: "The people