Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-08-02

Yesterday began the last ol tue Sum
r. II. Dubois and his daughter in.law,
Mrs. f. e. Dubois, have been visiting IN
hs MT. sp,d M Mrs 81 R. G. Page 81 burlington
have been spending week here, visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. b. j. Pratt.
Mrs. WI Chalmers, daughter Of Hon.
]. r. Cleveland, Jr., is here from RIVER
head, l.. L., for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Beedle from Wal
than, Mass, were lately the guests OF
their cousin, A. II. Beedle.
LIB. Putnam ana his sister, Mrs. Hat
tie Chase. were in Bethel couple OF days
| last week, the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. J.C.
Burnett.
During his stay in Greensboro, Rev. q.
w. Morrow delivered an address one sun
day evening and organized town sun
/ day school association.
Miss Harriet Angel has again joined the
ranks OF compos.tors at the HERALD Of
fee, while Miss Ida Thacner is taking
vacation from tyPesettng.
Miss Alice Hobart has resumed duty as
assistant at the postofiice after vacation
OF two weeks, spent in New YORK ana IN
Palmer and Orange, Mass.
Mrs. NJ. e. Thomas, for several weeks at
"Glenside" with Mrs. S. V. Holman, has
! returned to Boston, much delighted with
Randolph and cher crops OF hills"
The library building, which occupied
the public attention to such an extent last
winter. seems TO have been structure af-
ter the fashion Of the castles in spain.
In his calendar, Pudd'nhead Wilson in
auires under August, "Why is II that we
rejoice at a birth and grieve at a funeralg
Is it because we are not the person invoN-
ed?"
Cit. - 49, ,,;lto,,e ,,eonIa attended the
Methodist sociable last Thursday evening
al Increase Chamberlain's, where the al
ternoon and evening were very agreeaoly
spent.
Saturday. Mrs. IL. S. Bragg, who had
been STAYING with her sister, Mrs. Ho-
bart Peck, and With relatives in East Ran
dolpb, took her departure for Roxbury
Mass.
Miss Hattie Sawyer, teacher in the
= Winchester, Mass, schools, IS sPehdihl
her vacation in Randolph, and during hei
J visits to this part of the town, is the
guest OF MIR. and Mrs. Il. A. Thacher.
Miss Elizabeth Hamlin, who charmed
the Press excursionists with her singing
the evening they were at Hotel Cham
plain, passed through here few days ae'
on her way from st. Adams TO Boston.
The buffalo bugs are taking advantage
OF the absence OF the pastor to eat up tn
new carpet in the Christian church. Ihei
version of the old adage is evidently no
= TO put of to day what you can DO 10 MOT
l. row.
= "Errors, like straws on the surface flow,
= the poet tells us, and as newspaper peopl
n are not always arrayed In diving suits
% they occasionally make fine collections o
straws under the delusion that truth, lik
,r ivory soap, will sometimes float.
II Saturday, Miss Sadie Lamb returne'
from an outing at Queen City Park, bu
Mr.. and Mrs. Justin Holman, Mrs. w. \
Wall and Miss Lucy went from the Par
= to Camp Randolph, Highgate Springs
a Mr.. Wall also reached home Saturday.
Monday, the Oregon Indian Medicin
company folded its tents, like the Arabs
and silently stole to South RoyaltoI
I'd There seemed to be no Indians with thi
company; but probably the learned re
men are kept closely confined at hons
compromising their great remedies.
W At the Democratic county convention
he held last week in Chelsea, Walter Wedge
ms wood received the nomination for hig
M. bailiff, Avery q. Wheeler for judge {
probate, Randolph district, and W.
Wall for one OF the county COMMITTEE
:. which has been reduced to three member
NJ The plans for the new tower and add
ton to "Mari-Castle' were drawn by
New York architect and not by MIR. Ge'
en-, of the work. The new parts are TO be eI
*, closed before cold weather but will not
& completely finished until some time
W the spring.
Rev. Earl c. Frye, a few years ago
charge of the Christian church in this vi
lage, has offered his resignation as past
cal of the Christian church at Woodstock,
ing take effect Sept, LIST and will go to Japa
ago having been appointed by the m1ssiS
board of the American Christian Convel
gt' ton Ito carry the Gospel to those part
: The date OF the union meeting OF &
:, Christian Endeavor and Epw orth Leag
societies was incorrectly stated last wee
in The meeting will be held in the Christii
uiy church at O'Clock next Sunday evenin
Aug. 5th, and the reports of the Intern
tional convention by Arthur Bean al
80 Miss Jennie Wadleigh will then be give
900 Prof. and Mrs. A. L. Hardy, with tn,
80 eldest son, arrived on the afternoon mi
4 90 from st. Johnshury, having been SUI
s0s moned to Brookfeld by the sudden dea
z. of Mrs. Hardyis father, the late Andr'
~ g Allis, who fell from moving machi
8 on Wednesday OF last week and was
tally injured. The funeral, which "
b. held Saturday at the house, was attend
- by friends from here.
is.42 Scissors grinders and umbrella men
ers have been prevalent lately, but {
enterprising peddler of bird whistles mi
20 have reaped the greatest harvest of all;
q 81 before he mercifully quilted the villa
40 nearly every boy had been provided vi
& . q whistle. and bv nightfali people vi
g q . - -. :, : = (, = - -,
ing more leniently Herod's attitu
toward the rising generation.
. At the regular meeting of the Go
is.42 Templars last Thursday evening, the +
=: lowing officers were elected to serve for
lank ensuing three months: L. T. Salisbu
e chief templar; Mrs. II. NJ. Miller, V
r.. templaT; Mrs. Levi Needham, financial 81
y Of rotary; Miss Lucy Robinson, treasur
&c Miss Mary Msrcott, chaplain; Louis
Allister, marshal; A. A. Smith, guard I;
:. E. Pratt, sentinel, and Mrs. Fanny Lew
superintendent of Juvenile Templars.