Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-09-06
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Mrs. Dennis Oh new i OhA - etNSt-5 -
"Stoneleigh."
Miss Sadie Lamb came back Friday
from Queen City Park.
The house of Mr.. Mark Chadwick on
Franklin street has been reprinted.
George A. Rising and family from Barre
spent last week with relatives IN west
Randolph.
Zeno Page of Brandon began Monday to
keen the boarding house at the Green
Mountain stock farm.
George C. Needham and wife, the evan
gelists. are expected here Tuesday, the
18th, and will remain over Sunday.
The electric light committee are plan
ming TO inspect the plant at Manchester,
y. H., about the middle of the month.
d. Z. Cooling, who has charge this year
of the floral hall OF the Vermont STATE
| fair, went Monday to W hite River juno
| ton.
j. w. Coreland, manager Of the West
ern Union Telegraph company at Troy,
y. Y, spent day here recently with MT.
and Mrs. +. T.. Dubois.
The Junior Endeavorers of the Christian
| church took $500 at their fair saturday,
and are be congratulated on the success OF
| their first undertaking.
/ Miss Winnie Foster is again at work in
the millinery store at Lebanon, n. H.,
/ where she mas Dttu nhAAhS NhN
/ past two or three seasons.
! Mrs. j. A. Walsh, Mr.. r. A. and Miss
Annie Walsh, after a months soiourn in
Nest Randolph as the guests of AIR. ana
| Mrs. w. Z. Lamson, have gone TO their
home in Dorchester, Mass
! Mr.. James Carrigan and Miss Genie
/ Lamb Weie married Wednesday Aug. Z9th,
/ in Windsor By Rev. Father lherien. They
] are to make their home IN Bethel, where
: Mr.. Carrigan has secured employment.
Rev. r. W. Hamblin is still at Hanover,
I y. II. and is recovering very slowly, since
/ the operation for appendicitis which was
performed some little time ago al he hos
pital AS soon a. ne is aole 10 travel, be
intends 10 come TO West Randolph, 70
STAY with friends here during a part OF
I mis- convalescenee.
I Misses Ruth Draper, Mary and Helen
\ Medgewood and Mabel kisley gave a
| lawn party and sale at Mr.. \. M. Diapers
| ON Randolph avenue Saturday afternoon.
/ From the sale OF their fancy articles, lem
onade and home made candy, the little
girls made quite a sum OF money, which
I they unanimously agreed TO devote 70
charitable purposes
The Vermont State Christian confer
ence conveDes to day IN Lincoln, ana the
delegates chosen 10 represenl this society
are AR. and Mrs. ID. L. Chatiield, Mr.. and
! Mrs. b. j. Pratt, Mrs. Lyman, Mr.. ana
/ Mrs. Lewis Fish and Ferda Fish Rev =.
W. Morrow, A. A. Smith and AIRS Emma
Peters are also in attendance.
Mrs. Edgar Sanborn and two daughters,
also Mr.. George Fell, from Salem, Mass5
Who rave been spending the summer IN
this vicinity, have left town; and Miss
Ellen and Master Richard Burnapi who
have been with their grandparents, Dea.
and Mrs. w. A. Howard, Tor the last few
months, have gone back 70 Fitchburg
It Was something wonderful to notice
how many individuals stole time from
engrossing business pursuits 70 Waleh
the concretefs while they We're Wofkins
In the square. The steps in front OF Du-
Bots 4 Gays block We're lined with eager
spectators, who demonstrated conclusiveiN
that il is tlait Of human nature 10 hRs
TO see other people work.
The Howard block, which is great adj
j dition 10 that part OF Main street
in which the building stands, IS not
TO be completed this fall as Mr.. Howard
! intends 10 finnish the interior at
his leisure during the fall ana early
/ winter. Its exterior has been receiving the
final touches, and presents very gay
and festive appearance in its red coat with
white trimmings
Monday saw the departure OF Mr.. ana
4 Mrs Jos hua Frazer and son OF Spring
field. Mass, who have been at BELL
view Cottage;m OF Mr.. and Mrs. }, ID.
Clark OF Bronze, z. q relatives OF MIS-
] W. {. Cushmab; OF capt. I, Z. Miller,
chief Of bureau, buildings and grounds OF
the auartermaster generals office at Wash.
/ ington. ID. c., his wife and son, also OF
Hon. and Mrs. crosby Miller OF Pomiret,
the i've latter named persons having been
entertained by DR.. and Mrs. II. Il. Mcln-
/ tyre.
On Weston fiat, these events have trans
| pired wit hin few DAYS: Ed. Plnney has
moved into the Dana Spooner house;
! Mrs. Frank Seymour and daughter hlla
| from Springfield, Mass, arrived last week
and are visiting Mrs Seymour's father, I'D
| Williams; Mr.. Williams has been put IN
charge of the digging OF the new village
/ waterworks; the dance, which was 10 nave
taken place at Williams nall te-night, has
/ been postponed one week; Mr.. ana Mrs.
/ Baldwin OF Greenfield, Mass, have been IN
| town the past few days, visiting her
mother, Mrs. j. Holman.
The Christian Sunday school held its an
| nual picnic in the grove on Forrest street
| Friday. The day was somewhat threatening
put about ninety were present ana par
took of the good things TO be found IN
the well filled baskets. swings, croquet,
tennis and baseball were among the en-
ioyments of the occasions while races
| were also introduced, and were won by
Messrs. Charles Cushman, Grin Mann
and Bradford Mcintyre. The Sunday
school is now in prosperous condition
under the efficient management of DIR, r.
o. Blanchard, and has 16S pupils, 5 OH.
GERS and IL teachers, making a total OF
100 persons.
The sermon preached by Rev. q. w.
Morrow at the funeral OF the late BenJa-
min Z. Chase has caused considerable
comment, and has, seemingly, been some
what misrepresented. The Sermon which
was written in full, is in our possession
and will be published later, II necessary,
in order that people may know Just
what was said. The plea of the sermon
is that young men should receive more
help and favorable consideration from
older men, and more encouragement TO
lead noble and upright lives; instead Of
having temptation, as IS too frequently
the case, placed in their way 10 lead them
to ruin and an early grave.
There is now beautiful concrete walk