Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-07-05

bury on MONDAY.
E.A. Risley and family from Boston are
boarding at the Red Lion Inn
Miss Clara Dubois, of Mount Holyoke
college, is at home for the summer Vaca-
ton.
MIR. and Mrs. Amos NJ. KiddeT OF Ply
mouth, n. H., are guests at Montague
Place
ouite number attended the races at
the Riverside Park, South Royalton, the
past week.
Miss MAY Bradish has joined her Family
in BOSTON. where she will remain during
the summer.
Mrs. Laura Holden and Mrs. A. w. Roll
Inns. Of Geneva, ILL.,, are visiting MIS-.
Mary Goldsbury.
Miss Jennie Wadleigh is taking a two
weeks vacation from her work as clerk I'D
e. A. Thomas store.
Frank Griswold has sold his handsome
horse, "Headlight,n to DR.. Seward Weob
of Shelburne Farms.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Blair of Boston were
in West Randolph over Sunday, the guests
of Mr.. and j. j. I'rerise.
Miss Harriet Lewis left here Monday,
going first to Montpelier and from there
4 10 her home IN Waitsfeld.
Mrs. Albert Wainwright and son, now
| living in Fitch burg, Mass, are paying
visit to former friends and acquaintance
! Mrs. A. f. Kendrick goes next Monday
/ To Essex, and later, in company with MISS
/ May,will spend a couple OF weeks IN West
4 ford.
/ About thirty were present at the Bap-
+ fist sociable, held at MIR. Alfred Webster
4 last week, and the evening being peas
\ ant supper was served on the lawn.
! The ]. O. A. Bass house on Main street,
"A N FfNA -
ceived fresh coat of paint ana pre-
sents greatly improved appearance.
and Mrs. II. II. Mcintyre, Harry
and Miss Marion are at Hon. Crosby
Miller's in Pomfret. The doctor ana MS
son made the journey on their bicycles.
The congregation and Sunday school OF
4 II John,s church are to have a basket picnic
in.the grove on Forest Street mot far from
the Manchester farm, Friday afternoon.
At the Dartmouth commencement, the
degree of LID was conferred upon Dr. =.
p. Frost, dean OF the Dartmouth medlcai
1 school, who has many relatives anu
friends in West Rand, lph to rejoice IN
the honor conferred upon him.
During the months of July and August,
the Congn, Christian, Methodist and Bap.
fist churches will hold union devotional
services at O'Clock every Sunday even
ing. The service next Sunday evening
will be in the Christian church.
The lawn party given by the Y 5. T.
Il. OF the Christian church Saturday even +.
ing. proyed a financial as well as social
success. the receipts amounting to over
s25. The West Randolph Brass band was
In attendance and by its music added
very greatly TO the enjoyment OF the occa-
sion.
Fred Ferry of Saratoga, n. ", is spend
ing a week in West Randolph with former
schoolmates and friends. For few years
past, Mr.. Ferry had been tutor az
that position to pursue three years
course OF study.
The Walter L. Maine circus, which re-
ouires eighteen cars for It's transportation,
Is billed to appear in this place Saturday
July oath, and self sacrificing parents
will have q rare opportunity to immediate
themselves on the altar OF duty ana take
"the boy" to see the animals.
Friday, about fifty five young people
Including the pupils OF district No. IL
formed very pleasant picnic party at the
invitation of the teacher, Miss Myrtle
Walbridge. The following day, compa-
nv of twenty-five drove to Berlin Pond
or silver Lake as it has been fantastically
ohristened, for days outing.
w. 5. Curtis was in town Monday night
on his way from Greensboro Pond TO at
at Montpelier, Tuesday. The doctor Is II
hopes that the new party will devise such
legislation as will provide remuneratlN'
labor for the masses of the unemployed
He was always looking for work.-Hard
wick Gazette.
| A meeting of the creditors OF A. w
| Tewksbury & Sons for proof OF claims
and the election of an assignee, was HEX
= at Judge Nichols office Saturday, Jun'
goth. A large number OF claims wer
presented and allowed, and Hon. VIM. II
: DuBois was unanimously chosen assignee
An account of stock is now being takel
!, at the store. Frank Plumley OF North
= field, Dan'l Robinson and T.. B. kimb
of Burlington represented creditors a
those Two places.
The musical and literary entertainment
at the Christian church on Monday even
ing merited a crowded house, but OWN
L to the hot and oppressive weather, til
audience was not large. Under the skill
full manipulations OF Miss Abbie Clarl
the magnificent pipe organ pealed forth
triumphal march, after which Miss Am
q l.. Rickard, of the American Academy c
= Dramatic Arts, New York City, preseDte
the interview between Gabriel Grub an
e the goolins on Christmas night, seleC
tion taken from Dickens works, whic
I she rendered very successfully, as she OF
also the song, Ils A
That 1 Can say" An orga
solo, "Hymn of the Nuns, was brilliant
IN executed by Miss Clark, and followin
it came 'sThe Slaves Lullaby a recits
ton By Miss Rickard, whose renderin
& of this selection and of the monologul
Tomorrow at Ten, proved her possesse
n of dramatic ability of 10 mean orde
q "Finale," an organ solo, by Miss Clarl
was listened to with evident pleasure, Z
s were also the two songs, Little Be
Blue" and "Entresty," BY Miss Ricksr'
: whose voice, though not powerful,
,, sweet and of sympathetic quality. Juds
ing by the frequent and hearty bursts
applause, the entertainment was thorough
" enioyed by those present.