Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-02-22
West Randolph.

is in town.
Tuliius ]. Adams returned from Boston
. last week.
Miss Inez Abbott gave Valentine tea
Friday evening.
L. T. Sparhawk received car load OF
coal last week.
George Edison of White River Junction
: was in town Tuesday.
The w. R. c. hold their regular meeting
next Tuesday evening.
A big thaw set in Saturday. night and
settled the snow greatly.
4. Hon. w. II. Dubois was on the siekslist
for several days last week.
W. c. Morris returned Saturday from a
trip to Boston and New York.
Mrs. Ernest Fish was on the sick list
for several days the past week.
The Sons of Veterans hold a special
meeting next Wednesday evening.
The Good Templars hold their next
meet on Thursday evening at 7:l5.
The Spiritualists will hold meeting at
West Braintree hall next Sunday at II. a.
m.
Miss Mabel Smith returned from Wis
it to relatives and friends in Boston, FRI
day.
Warren Felch OF Henniker, N. H., was
the guest OF Charles II. Montgomery last
week.
l.. II. Archer returned Saturday from
Ripton, where he has been at work The
past year.
Howard Gilbert is preparing his green
house, preparatory to starting plants for
spring gardens.
j. Ii. Talbot and wife of Mortified were
in town Saturday visiting friends, the
guests Of +. W. Sault.
Rev. Mr.. Roberts has been quite sick
with the prevailing influenza and mas
been confined to his house.
The Peth singing school was postponed,
owing to the storm, last week and will be
held Thursday night, the I'D.
Remember the Sunday School Conven-
tion at the Christian church Friday, be-
ginning at 10 a. m. and p. IN.
Misses Carrie and Fannie Draper gave a
pleasant Valentine party Wednesday even
ing to the members of the Junior class.
About seventeen OF the q. A. X. post
went TO Bethel, Saturday night, to hear
Capt. J .E. Eldredge at the camp lire there.
Mrs. W. s. S. Buck is recovering very
slowly from severe attack of the grip,
which very nearly terminated in pneumo-
mia,
The st. Johns Dramatic Club of North
fielu, which was booked here for Mednes-
day evening of this week, has cancelled the
date.
Hon. James Hutchinson started for
Washington last Monday, TO visit his rela-
tives there. he intends to remain until
spring.
Arthur G. Putnam of Barnard has rent |
ed the upper tenement in the Church |
house on Highland avenue and moved his
family here.
Horace Udall of the U. V. NJ. was in |
town Monday visiting his cousin, n. w.
Udall. He went to his home in STAFFORD
the next day.
K. I. Huntington has been confined TO |
his home with a severe attack OF rheuma- /
tism for the past four weeks, and is still
unable to be out.
In another column will be found syn
opsis of the lectures to be delivered in
Dubois IL Gays hall this week, by DIR. /
Beardsley Of Hartford, Conn.
The Young Mems meeting was well at
tended last Sunday p. m. Talks were Civ
en- by Prof. Whitehill, AFRO Cusnman, Il.
A. Thomas and DR.. Bailey.
There will be Young Men meeting
at the Christian chnrch vestry next Sun
day at 80 D. m. Talks will be given by
w. f. Wood of Minneapolis, Mimi, o. j.
Marcott and E. A. Tnacher.
Rev. g. w. Morrow, President OF the
State Sabbath School Association of YER
mont, IS giving up this week 10 conven-
ton work, attending meetings at Sharon.
South Royalton, Bethel, Randolph and,
perhaps, Willamstown.
An adjourned meeting OF the West Ran
dolph Library association will be held at
the house of Willard Gay, West Randolph,
VT, on saturday, Feb. "a, 1894, at 3 O'Clock
in the afternoon. full attendance OF the
incorporators Is desired.
The Gaiety Burlesque company had a
very fair house Thursday night, notwith-
standing the storm, and gave fair show.
The manager announced that the compa-
NY would be here Friday night, but left
town suddenly instead.
John Seymour, Jr., OF Braintree exhih-
tied syrup at the Sugar Makers conven-
tion at Burlington last month and receiv-
ed the first premium and the association
prize OF 20. The syrup was made in a
Champion evaporation manufactured BY
the G. III. Grimm Co., OF Rutland.
a The work of the street commissioner
last week in putting the streets into shane
after the big snowstorm and blow is to be
heartily commended. Too little work has
been done on the streets and walks in the .
winter, In the past, and We hope this
marks new era.
George c. Buchanan closed a very sue
T..
with fifty scholars. Under Mr.. Buck.
mans teaching much improvement has
been made,as glance at their work will
testify. Mr.. Buchanan intends to hold
another term in a short time.
The first Friday evening Lenten service
in st. Johns church was well attended.
the cold weather and bad
walking These services will be held every
Friday evening, but the time will be
changed from seven O'Clock to half past
sever, this latter being thought to be more
convenient for people generally. All are
cordially invited.
There Will be Sunday School Copven-
ton at the Christian church Friday morn
ing and afternoon. Several speakers from
out Of town are on the program. Rev. r.
r Lewis, state organizer, will speak ;
Mr. Kinney missionary Of the s. $. I'm
ion, Is expected to speak. Many different
phases OF sunday school work will be dis
cusstsd. Are you interested in the growth S
OF the Sunday schools2 Then plan to BE- I