Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-08-30
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sunday IN This NlIlagts Euest AZ snS
Christian parsonage.
Rev. w. |. Chalmers of Riverhead, L. l.,
occupied the pulpit at the Congl church
last Sunday morning.
The Kings Daughters will meet with
Mrs. w. w. Morton, Tuesday afternoon,
Sept. 4th, at 2:30 O'Clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank L. Bahbots of Glen
Cove,L L., have Leen guests at "Montague
Place, leaving Monday.
TIE ladies of the Baptist church will
give boiled dinner and hash supper al
the chapel town meeting day.
Mrs. Charles Porter and her sister. Miss
Cora Scott, are away on two weeks trip
to st Johnsbury, Barton and Irasburgh'
Mrs. Grace Gates, who has been visiting
her parents, Mir. and Mrs. Irving Lamson,
went Monday to her home in Ware, Mass.
Thursday evening, there was very
pleasant grange choir rehearsal and socia-
bic at MIR John Priests on Forrest street.
Herbert Salisbury and family and +. 7.
Salisbury have Quilted the camp at CAS-
plan Lake, Greensboro, returning home
Friday.
Rev. Seward Robson and family have
moved from School street to the house on
Church street. lately occupied by Charles
Briggs.
Miss Elton Matthews, who attended be
Methodist camp meeting in Norihhe!d, y
now spending a couple Of weeks IL
Williamstown.
Frank A. sault, " DO has been living in
the Frank Mann house on Central street
IS to occupy tenement in the Gabrielle
house on Weston street.
The Christian Eudeavor Of the Baptist
church will give a supper and soeiable az
the church yeslry tomorrow evening
the 3lst. supper will be served from SIX
on.
Charles Dubois, after several weeks
vacation spent az home, returned 70. MS
duties in the office q the Western Elec-
trio Lighting company al New York last
Thursday.
1.-THE Christian parsonage on Wednes
day, Aug. Odd, took place the marriage OF
MIR George c. Reed and Miss May Marsh,
both OF Bethel, Rev. G. ". Morrow being
the officiating clergyman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert T. Morse. Miss
Stella and Mrs l. T.. Hebard started Mon
day morning on carriage drive, visiting
friends IN Brookheld, Wiliiamstown ana
Barre. They will return home the last OF
the week.
The ladies 81 81. Johns church Will have
a sale Of fancy articles and chicken-salad
supper at G. a. r, hall on Thursday after.
noon and evening, Aug. Seth The saie
will open az p. m, and supper Will DC
served from six 70 nine.
FRIDAY. Mrs. James y. Mccall, Mrs.
Clarence Moulton, Messrs. A. W. stone
Charles Mccall and sherman Moulton
were IN Hanover. IL. TO secure rooms
for tn two latter-nRmed gentlemen. who
are to enter Dartmouth college this talh
Rockwell's Pavilion show Is nov filling
a week engagement at "Uneie Mike
amphitheatre, where the season has been
an unusually brilliant one, with a variety
Of amusements hardly te be surpassed ~
q box OF monkeys or Artemas WARD
kangaroo.
A book agent called al house IN this
village not SO very long ago and on max
inc Ms errand known to the lady of the
house was greeted with the discouraging
remark that she already had half dozen
books in the house and hadn't read TIE
fiyleaf OF airy one Of EN- yet
Arthur W. Trenholm, superintendent
Of the mort heIn division Of the Omaha
railroad with headquarters al SpooneT,
Wis. has been in town with his vile and
two children. visiting Mrs. George spear
and Mrs A. T.. Kendrick. Mrs. Trenholm
will be remem bered in this locality a.
Miss Loitie Spear,
On st. Bartholomew Day, the gath,
the weather proved to be all q az could be
desired; therefore, the fall season. il
weather proverbs are to be relied upon,
will be unusually pleasant. Sunday, the
oath. was fair and clear, so the autumn
should be a prosperous one, and lhanks-
giving Day something more than a hollow
mockery.
The Kalaphon tladies) and AROSE (male)
quartettes Of West Randolph, give mu'
steal and literary entertainment this
evening in the church al North
pomfret, and tomorrow evening
they appear at West Hartford. At North
Pomfret, the entertainment is given under
the auspices of the Y. p. $. G. f., and at
West Hartford, for the benefit OF Y ?. sc.
z. and the Congil church. Their program
consists OF sacred and secular selections
and Rotations, and their accompanist is
Miss Lizzie Adams OF South Royalton.
Miss Maud Haskins has secured fine
position as head trimmer in a large milli-
merry establishment at Woburn, Mass, in
which maker as well as several appren-
tees are employed, so that Miss Haskin's
work will consist merely OF trimming the
hats already prepared for her. She will
commence her duties at Woburn about
Sept. 10Th II was very much hoped that
the coming season. she would remain in
West Randolph. where her undoubted
skill as a milliner is highly appreciated.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Cole who have been
ST aying with MIR. and Mrs. T. J. Adams,
came from Boston, this time by rounda-
bout route. Going first by boat to Port
land, Me, they drove TO Norway, Mr..
Coles former home, and from there with
a pair OF handsome horses, iourneyed to
West Randolph by way Of the White
Mountains. Monday, they returned to
Boston, leaving their team with Mr.. Ad-
ans, v no is to take charge Of il this win
Ter. Master Franklin Salisbury accompa-
MED them on their return and expects to
remain in the "Hubn city and its vicinity
some two or three weeks.
People from away, who have been en-
tertained lately by their friends in this
village are Rev. A. l.. Cooper, who returns
to Newport tomorrow, accompanied by
his sister, Mrs Jane Bailey; 81. vs.. Coop
er and NJ G. Webber OF New York, al
Hudson Bailey's; Mrs. Henry Southwick
and daughter Grace, friends of Mrs. George
Crockel, who leave to-day for their home
in Chicopee. Mass; Misses Bessie Messer
and Myra Morse Of Mortified, with Mr..
and Mrs Dan Morse; Miss Bessie Kent Of
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