Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-09-13

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| Mrs. Norman Morgan and two children,
summer visitors here. have gone to New
York.
Mrs Fred Dunn and Master Ralph came
Tuesday from visit to friends in Leba-
non, N. II.
Friends of Mrs. Charles Otis will be sor-
~ to hear that she is sick with typhoid
fever at Concord, n. H.
Miss Lucille A. Packard received first
premium at the State fair on bedquilt,
which contained ais pieces.
The ladies OF the Randolph book club
are requested to be very careful that none
Of the weeklies are kept over time.
jed Wells, who went to the Burlington
hospital for treatment couple OF months
ago, has returned very much improved in
health.
The West Randolph band furnished
music the last two days of the Bethel fair,
which was visited by over two hundred
OF our people
Levin Brothers have moved the Boston
Clothing store TO North Adams, Mass,
where it will be known as the American
Clothing store.
John Hatch and Miss Cora Derby
were married in Bethel some weeks ago
and are making their home, for the pres
ent, at George Hatch's.
All persons wishing to order the Chau-
tauqua books or magazine, are invited to
meet at Mrs. Willard Gays, Monday even
ing, the 17th, at O'Clock.
Albert EcKert Chandler and his travel
ing companions, who are making a tour
through Europe, are nov in Paris, and
intend 70 60 soon 10 Switzerland.
Capt. j. +. Eldredge is at the national
G. A. r. ancampment in Pittsburgh, and
intends TO visit Washington, Gettysburgh,
Richmond and other scenes of the late
war while he is away.
Tuesday, Mrs. A. B. Chandler went TO
ST. Adams to remain until to-day. To-
morrow. Mr.. Chandler is expected from
New York, and the Goth Of this month,
the family leaves Mari CASTLE for the
winter home in New York City.
Work on the addition and tower to
"Mari Castle" is progressing finely, the
masons having already commenced 10 lay
the brick walls. Both tower and addition
are so nicely planned that when finally
completed, they Will have every appear
ance OF being a part Of the original Duild-
ing.
J.F.M NJ. Lyons Of Boston, editor OF the
New England department, Rough Notes,
and Of insurance Boston Daily Globe,
has been taking a short vacation here,
leaving Tuesday. Saturday he sails for
of the Globe.
Mrs. ]. T. Jones and Mr.. and Mrs. Mun-
roe Of Lowell, Mass, nave been the guests
81 Mrs. Cherries Montgomery this week,
and Mr. and Mrs Dodge Of Lowell have
been visiting their son, john Dodge Miss
Nellie Jameson Of NeWUuryport, Mass.
Is staying With her sister, Mrs. L. Il.
Keith; and Mrs. Fred Holdridge 81 lras-
burgh is at DR.. NJ. L. scott's.
Misses Clara Dubois and NJ. Lue!na
SaXton are IN South Hadley, Mass. attend
ing Mount Holyoke college; Hiss Anne
Dubois Is a guest at DR.. &. p. Frost's IN
Hanover, n. n; Alrs.E.E. Evans Is spend
ing two or three weeks in Waterbury with
her mother, Mrs II. M. Duiur, and Miss
Maude Haskins is studying the fail FASH
ions at the millinery openings Of the
wholesale houses In Boston.
The twentieth annual W. c. T. 4; State
convention opened yesterday ia the
Christian church with a very good at
tendance, over sixty delegates being pres
ent beside the speakers and county SUI
perintendents. Those from away attend
ing the convention, are entertained at pri-
vate houses, but dinners and suppers are
served them in the Cong' yestries by the
ladies OF the West Randolph union.
DR.. and Mrs. George G. Needham VIII
conduct evongelistic services in West /
Randolph beginning next Thursday even
ing, sept. 20tl DR.. Needham Is one OF T.
Evangelist D. l.. Moody's workers, and I
both he and his wife have been greatly 4
prospered in their labors on both sides OF
the Atlantic. You are invited TO be pres
ent at the meetings and 70 work with I
them.
A Veterans social club was organized
Saturday evening with the following OH
GERS: J.; q. Eldredge, president; George
Hoyt, first vice president; John Flint, /
second vice president; Dean Fassett, sec /
rotary and treasurer. The club is COM
posed of Veterans, Sons OF Veterans and 4
ladies OF the Relief Corps, and is 10 f
meet the first and third Saturday even
ings in each month.
social event OF unusual interest took +
place Saturday, when the nieces, nephews, (
grand nieces, a grand nephew and one I
< eat grand niece assembled in honor OF +
Miss Susan E.Albin's eighty-fourth birth /
day. The hostess met her guests with .
face on which time has left few burrows,
and with hair hardly touched with silver.
Dinner WAS served from china belonging
10 Miss Albin's mother, the great grand
mother OF the youngest generation repre-
sented. May Miss Albin live TO see many
more anniversaries Of her natal day.
On Central street, concrete walk has
been laid from the Hebard place past he
! 1l0 nNu1ts WIN sue ISSUES 10
the front entrances of the dwellings along
be way. At the south OF the covered
bridge, the highway is TO be concerted for
a few rods with a preparation different
from that used in making the sidewalks,
and II il should prove to be durable kind
ot roadway, the concrete will doubtless be
extended another year to the top Of the
hill. fhe walk on Randolph avenue has
been redressed, and on South Main street
ne concrete is To be continued TO the Ma
pie street corner. On Prospect avenue, it
has been extended 10 the South street
turning and past "Bellview Cottage 10
avenue.
Messrs. j. p. Niekerson and Fred q.
Cox, who have just completed Historical
OF Barre, have undertaken the
same work for Randolph. They come
Well recommended, and il they succeed
Is well a. they did In Barre they will pro-
luce a book which viii be OF value 10 the
own. For this publication, Or. David II.
Mating is TO write the early history Of
DR.. h. II. Mcintyre, sketch
II the medical profession; }. d. Dcnison,