Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-12-27

son was born the NASs "
Charles Kilburne. %. ore in
Hon. and Mrs. VIM. II. DUBOIS a'
New Haven, Conn, for ie" uaS
The G. A. r. camp fire Frioay, ssu tom
18th. viii be addressed by speahei'
abroad. r.
The o. e. s. have social as aio e,iovable
Boyden's this evening" anu O."
time is anticipated.
Mics Mary S. Dubois goes to- morrow 70
Hanover, NJ II to speno a ie" u"'S
her aunt, Mrs. Z. p. Frost -
Mice Georgia Kendall, trimmer at !ne
paii Store. is passing the holiday VacaIion
at her hcme in Enosburgh FANS
TIC Good Templars will meet at u H.. a.
bail This Thursday evening, Decatur
al 7:15 O'Clock Let all be present
Tho members of the Methodist chnreh
bod a very % leasant sociable az II: M MI
ier;s ON South street Friday evening"
Mrs. j. N. Dudley, who has been visit
49,. =. ~ daughter. Mrs. G. G. Whltten, re-
tnSned Yesterday TO Stamford, Conn., :,
To.morrow friday night, there WIN
ne a special meeting OF the goo renoms
with work on the first and secohu uesree9
uon. John E. Russell will lecture at the
pa ri toNnhall next Wednesday evening
On l.Congressional RecollectloDs' oee
posters. nt los,
Miss Nellie Wyman, who went las'
ueelr 10 81 Adams, is now IN Chleago
and Intends to remain in the city ana ~
vicinity several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Johnson enteItai me-
as Christmas guests, Mrs. Helen hopD. I.s
OF Montpelier, Mrs. Lucy cross, MI g. a..
! MRS. Ernest Cross and ehill anu mar
Burnham OF GouldsvilleI
Charles Dubois was at home Chris1lna \
aav mt vent back to New York yesterday
M9ndav evening, he officiated as one o
the ushers at large wedding IN st'Johns
hnrv. the groom, Mr.. David Irull, pelhl
his classmate.
Frank Williams, on visiting his trap
Monday morning found live woodchuci
/ in one Of them. AS all authorities agIS'
hat this is not the season for sucn game
will some prophet tell us whether IL Is
weather forecast, or was the Woouchuc'
simply out looking for Christmas pres
ent?
I'm Christmas, the family OF ]. ID. Den
ison. ESQ, were in Royaltoni MISS bessi
! Webster, In Northfield; MIR. and Mrs.
| A smith. in White River Junction, a
Leonard Wheeleris; Miss Frances Butter
in Montpelier; Miss Eunice Flint, at ne
home in Granville, and Miss June Fasset1
in Rochester.
The merchants generally report an ex
/ ell. nj Christmas trade, ana Mann * Al
len. who by the way had a page al IN th
/ HERALD. say that the Christmas trace wa
never so good at that store as II was tni
wear. The lack of snow and consequently
bad travelling we're not suihclent 70 49,
the shoppers and their spare cash nj nome
The MOBILES of the Mystic Shrine deyot
ed one hundred dollars TINS year 70 pro
/ -. 49,, a for the 0cSGrN
| inc moor in tue larger towns OF the state
/ including West Randolph. To the credl
III the churches and philanthroplsts o
this village be ii known that only lou
dinners were given out here and thos
four cases were by no means in a suHerlh
condition.
The dancing school at the Red Lion lnr
Friday night, was attended by aDou
, twenty-five of the young people. Al 70
next one, which will be held Satnroa
nirht. Jan. 9Th, in Dubois Gays hall,
m1ch larger number is expected. Wit
40 fine an instructor in the art OF Teri
! sicbore as Prof. Gilmore, and in view {
: the social dizziness this winter, the DANE
; ing school will probably have no lack
! scholars.
Miss Ethelynd Gould OF West Randolp
5 gave her popular readings in Odd Fellow
: hall the 14th, under the auspices OF II
Good remplars. She was gIeeteu oy
/, fine audience and gave nice program
! We note that the state papers are 81
; ing her a need OF praise not often accor'
I ed 4 young reader. Miss Gould has
! clear, pleasant voice, and renders ner 5
. lections in a graceful manner. AT q
2 Grand Lodge, which met at Lyndonvil
c i'm October, she carried the delegates a
< most by storm, and when the questi'
of ways and means for raising mission
G ary fund arose, the enthusiasm was "a
D bounded when she volunteered her sery
d ces for this work. 1t is great thing to
!. but the fair readers heart IS II, the wo
i OF propagating the order OF Good Ter
: plars, and we note with pleasure that Z
S fund is rapidly increasing OF viii,
. should be credited to Miss Gould. '
X hope thst she may be rewarded in soI
e way, il not at present pecunlarlly.
: think Miss Gould is a reader OF more thu
e ordinary promise.-Benningto Banner.