Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-02-01
West Randolph Locals.

Godfrey Sumner of Warren was in towr
last week.
II. ID. Holman and wife are in Water.
bury this week on business.
, Mr. and Mrs. E. e. Evans went Monday
10 waterbury and were present at a dance
held at that place tuesday night.
Dr. M. l.. Scott has been re-paperipp.
changing the stairway and otherwise i'm
proving the interior OF his residence on
Summer street.
There were S79 legal sales of liquor in
randolph in the month of December, 1893.
January sales promise to exceed this
amount, owing TO the prevalence OF the
grip. vi these sales, 222 were to persons
out oftown.
Invitations have been issued for the
raising up OF the chiefs OF Pequoit Tribe.
! No 3, Improved Order of Red Men, for
the ensuing term. The ceremony is to
take place at the wigwam on Main street
thlst thursday evening, at 1880 o'clock.
This is what is called an open winter
vermont never fails To raise a good crop
OF snow during the season and beat the
world as in everything else. This wear If
was little late in coming but is fully IN
TO the old time product in quality and
quantity.
Notwithstanding thelmost severe snow
storm OF the season, twenty-four couples
attended the whist party at the Snowsyille |
House, braintree, Monday evening, and /
all felt amply repaid for the trip by the |
good time enjoyed and in the most excel /
lent supper furnished by Mine Host Blan-
chard The menu was one OF which any no.
Tel might well be proud las everything was
cooked Just right and was of the best.
Mrs. Nj. l.. Scott and Samuel Bass scored
the highest number OF points at whist and
we VIII not say who had the worst score.
Monday, heavy snowstorm reached
TINS section and continued through the
night and the following day, "until we
looked upon world unknown, universe
OF sky and snow" The drifts were piled
along the line of the Central Vermont, and
The trains were greatly delayed thereby.
Carroll Il. Granger of Barre was with
ms parents, Mr. and Mrs. z. r. Granger,
over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Gould and Master ,
Clarence of Seneca Falls, n. ", are visit
ing old friends in this vicinity Mr.. Gould
has not been here before for twenty-eight
years. :
The Ladies' Ways and Means OF the
Jong'l church will hold a sociaDle in their
Friday evening. Refreshments
will be served, after which games will be
enjoyed.
An organ recital will be given by Mr..
1larke of Boston at the Christian church
IN tuesday eve, Feb. 18th.
Tuesday, Mrs. Susan Robinson, accom-
'anled by her niece, Miss Grace Sanford,
tarted for California and the Midwinter
EXPOSITION. They stop first at San Fran
lsco and, after "doing the exposition
roceed from there to Pasadena, and in
end to remain in "the land OF sunshine.
ruit and flowers for the next three
lonths.
Miss Sue Sanford came home Saturday
rom Bishop Hopkins Hall, Burlington,
nd remained until after the departure OF
er sister for California on Tuesday
Miss Emma L. Moses has finished her
'hool IN Braintree and is now enjoying a
lonth's vacation.
Two quite small boys were overheard TT
lscussing the Corbett- Mitchell tistic en- n
)unter few days ago. "Weil, | don't
ire remarked one youngster with EN-
basis, 81 bet teacher could lick both OF
lem.n
c. +. Abbott accompanied the g. AR.
'legates to Burlington, Monday night.
James Tompson of Waitsfield spent Sun.
~ at A. j. Fosters.
Capt. j. e. Eldredge, Commander G. w.
agg, =. ID. Sanborn, delegate, L. T.
inlt, John Finn, Past Commander Geo.
Hoyt and Z. b. Chadwick were in at ~
ndance on the G. A. r. encampment ~
I'd in Burlington, Tuesday and Wednes-
" OF this week, and at which Col r. j. q
lmball received an invitation to be pres 81
Z. Mrs. *. Il. Parker, president of the y
. X. C., Mrs. f. w. Sault and Mrs. II.
Rising also attended the w. re. DE-
INVENTION, which was held at the same /
y.