Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-08-23

Mrs. Belle Griswold started Iuesday lor
st. Paul, Mimi.
A daughter was born Saturday to Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Fillion.
The Good Templars meeting for this
week has been postponed.
A.Hand H. B.Bell are at the Boston and
New York markets for one week.
Miss Rosa Carrigan commenced her
clerkship at Bell Brothers, Aug. goth.
The road commissioner has putthe high
way near Charles Lamson's into fineishape.
A regular meeting Of the w. R. c. will
be held in the q. A. X. ball Aug. 2Sth at
1880 p. m.
Col. r. j. Kimball is in New York at
present but returns to "Montague Place"
TO- morrow.
s.A.Howard and his gang of concreters
commenced making our new sidewalks
yesterday morning.
The ladies Of the Baptist church give a
boiled dinner and hash supper at the
Chapel town meeting day.
NJ. l.. Chadwick has purchased the mer-
rv-go- round of its lady proprietor and
Tuesday moved it to Bethel.
The Shepard family gave an entertain
ment here Tuesday evening but did not
draw very large audience.
There was corn roast Monday night at
the fern of II. w. Smith, in Bethel, and
quite party went down from iere.
People who would like to take graded
school pupils to work for their board,
should speak or write to Prof. Whitehill
on the subject.
The first OF the week, Charles Tewks
bury and his brother started on their hi
cycles for Merrimae, Mass, and Mrs.
Tewksbury and Lucy left Monday by rail
for the same place.
Miss Maud Worthing has given up her
room in the Kellogg house on Randolph
avenue, and has gone lack to Montpelier.
Mrs. C. o. Pratt will occupy the room va
Gated by Miss Worthing.
F.E. Dubois and wife, Mrs. L. p. Thayer
and children, Miss Philbrick, Misses Gail
and Genieve Lam son, A. Walsh, and Mrs.
II. W. Smith have returned from High
gate Springs. Mrs. n. j. Whitehill is
home from Peacham, and Mrs. NJ. l..
Scott, from Gloucester, Mass.
The Ladies' Ways and Means Of the
Congl church will hold a sociable with
Mrs. {. +. Abbott at "Highland Place on
Friday afternoon and evening. supper,
from 5 o'clock onward. Conyeyances VIII
be- furnished for all those who have no
way OF getting there and a very cordial in
vitation is extended TO every one. Roast
corn and potatoes in abundance. II the
weather should prove rainy, the sociaole
will be held at the Cong ! vestry.
Since the circulation Of the petition for
woman's suffrage, profound observer Of
her sex has dared 10 ventllate the opinion
that should women ever st IN congress,
their discussion OF public questions
would resemble the manmuevfes ui iiock
OF hens, cackling and pecking al one
piece OF dough; and then as soon as
another piece is thrown 20 them, leaving
the first in one unanimous rush 10 attack
the second with the same appearances OF
deep and abiding interest; and so on, as
long as the pieces OF dough, or tae qaes-
tions, hold out. ~
Among the arrivals the 10Th inst. We're
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. {. White, Jr., from
Windsor, who went away again the fol-
lowing day; Mrs. Charles r. Harris and
daughter Marguerite of jersey City, who
are guests OF Mrs. A. A. Atwood; Rev, w.
|. Chalmers of Riverhead, /. l., visiting
his father .in-law, Hon. J. p. Cleveland,
Jr: Mrs. A. f. Kendrick and Miss May,
who had been out Of town for week,
the former in Newport and the latter in
Lyme, y H.; Mrs. >. Burton Adams OF
West Somerviile, Mass, who is staying
v i'm her mothe Mrs. b. +, Riford Misses
Clara and Annie Kimball, who had been
STAYING at the home of the Pratt family
in Glen Cove, y. y, and Ralph Day Of
Lowell, Mass.
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