Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-07-12
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Mrs. F. w. Jesup OF Brooklyn, N. Y, i
staying at "b1ari- Castle q.
The w. c. T. U. will meet with Mrs
Mary K. Mann, July 18th at 3p. M.
tennis tournament at the elm Cot.
tage" court commenced yesterday.
George Mann is filing the position o
| clerk at the Howard House, Bethlehem
| n. HI.
Harvey Osgood, wife and daughter Of
Boston are at the home OF his sister, Mrs
Hobart Peck.
Mrs. B. F. Gage and little daughter
Gladys from Rochester spent last week al
A. j. Fosters.
Mr.. A. b. Chandler has gone to New
York city but will be at Mari. CASTLE
again during the month of August.
Miss Jessie Carleton, for the past eight
years a missionary and doctor in India
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John Hobart
good attendance is desired at the reg
ular communication OF Phoenix Lodge,
No. So, F. & A. NJ, Tuesday, July 18th, at
1880 p. m.
Miss Nellie Sherlock of Bethel was with
Miss Winnieford Foster over Sunday, and
Miss Jessie Chadwick was the guest OF
Miss Ida George.
VII luEaud4s July 4tkAF IA ' AEEiAtAN5f
at the home OF the BRIDES mother, Mrs.
Robert Ross, occurred the marriage OF
Mr.. Edward Everett Brooks and Miss
Fannie Gleason Ross.
The tub factory is closed, and on Mon
day, its proprietor, MIR. George j. Prince,
filed petition for adjudication of insol-
vency. A meeting OF the creditors will be
held at Judge Nichols Office July 2ist, to
prove debts and to choose one or more
assignees OF his estate.
On Friday evening, July 18th, A. p.
Calder, great sachem, accompanied by
other great chiefs Of the great council of
Massachusetts and Vermont, /. Q. K. NJ,
will visit Pequoit tribe, No. s, OF this viii
lage for the purpose OF raising up the
chiefs elect for the ensuing term. After
the ceremony OF raising up, Great Saehem
Calder will give an address, which will
be followed by a social hour.
The open-air entertainment gwen on
Will Terry's lawn. Pethville, was a great
success. The program consisting OF read
ings by Miss Elsie Powers and music un
der the direction OF Mr.. John Hutchinson,
was well rendered throughout, and that
Miss Powers fully sustained her reputa-
ton as a skillful impersonator was attest
ed by the appreciation with which her
selections were received. Especial men,
ton should be made of the singing OF
Miss Mabel Styles, who has remarkably
clear, sweet soprano voice. The receipts
of the evening, amounting to over ten
dollars, will more than defray the balance
due on the organ, and the remainder viii
be held in reserve by the treasurer of the 4
Sunday school.
Recent visitors and arrivals include 4
Rev. and Mrs. Emery Of Waitstield,
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Hayes; Mrs. 5.
A. +. Walton of Northfield; Miss Nolan
Of Penacook, n. H., at Miss Carrie Hau
hers; Miss Winnie Badger, of Cambridge,
Mass, the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Willard
Gay; Mrs. 5. 5. Briggs and grandson from
Brockton, Mass. Herbert Flint, OF Spring
field, Mass; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mann,
Of Claremont, n. H.; Henry Sawyer of
Boston, at e. A. TEACHERS; Miss Fannie
Cooke OF Boston, friend OF Mrs. Charles
Nichols; Elmer Il. Van Orman, from New
cousin OF E. f. Van Orman;
Mrs. Fredd Thompson from Lynn, Mass,
visiting her parents, Capt, and Mrs. Hem
~ Wires; Miss Nettie Palmer OF New
York, the guest OF Misses Grace and Sue
sanford Henry Seymour OF Northheld;
Rev. Herbert Williams, Plainfield; Fred
Bates, Titusville. Pa. Elizabeth Jewett,
st. Johnsbury; Elizabeth Bates, Hartland;
Wilson q. Morris. Rutland; Charles q.
and wife and William Shep-
oard, Weymouth, Mass; Miss Eta
morse, AtnesDuTN, maSS.5 ATtuuE W.
Boston; Frank sBoutwell and daughter,
Mrs. Congis, of Boston, and a friend, at
A. j. Richardson's.
The great Pullman strikes caused con-
siderable anxiety tothose desiring to at
end the International Y. p. s. c. E. con-
1ention in Cleveland, o., this week, but
litter word reached here Monday that the
strikers had issued manifesto to the ef-
ect that the trains carrying the Endeav-
,r delegates would not be molested, they
decided to start. Rev. and Mrs. Seward
Robson, Arthur Bean, Miss Jennie We'd
eigh, Mrs. J. w. Lynch, Mrs. n. Nj. ORA
Der and two daughters-Miss Fannie
ind Carrie-formed the party from West
Mrs. Lynch, who has broth.
IT in Cleveland, and Mrs. Draper and
daughters, who have friends in the city,
will be absent two or three weeks. The
'tie-up' has not effected the local mar
Sets to any great extent, as most OF the
ruit comes from the South; but, since no
Western beef has been received for near
v a week, native beef, live weight, has
zone up about a cent and a half per
pound The absence OF John P. Squtre,s
solid mahogany" trains, whose approach
AN always be scented from afar, has not
been greatly deplored bv people living
lear the track. President Cleveland 4
las lily proclaimed martial law IN
and the wheels will doubtless