Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-04-05

Barre.
C. A. Mosher Of Sharon was in town
Saturday.
Mrs. Susan Hull has recovered from her
recent illness.
Miss Dupuis from Bsrton Landing has
been visiting relatives here.
Ed. Perrin called on his acquaintance
in this place one day last week.
IF. Wheeler OF st. Adams was one OF
the strangers in the village the 18th.
Hon. James Hutchinson has returned
from a pleasant trip to Washington, D. =
Mrs. L. c. White, Jr., passed through
here Friday on the way to her home In
Windsor.
Irwin Chadwick is the happy possessor
of a new Templar bicycle, purchased OF l..
p. Thayer.
Miss Kate Ripley is living at present in
North Pomfret, in the family OF Mrs. ID.
w. Roberts.
Hon. James Hutchinson and Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. IL. Goodrich are boarding at the
Red Lion Inn.
Messrs. Ferry and Winchester of Will
Jamestown were in West Randolph, Thurs
day, for the day.
Mrs. r. o. Blanchard, who had been
spending eENtldl AAho ~ 49,
Hanover, n. H., reached home Friday
Rev. w. II. jackson has left Montpelier
and is al present in Brooklyn, n. y, hold
ing a fortnights' series OF eVangeils1le
meetings
Hon. VIM. II. Dubois, State inspector OF
finance, returned Friday from his tour oil
inspection through st. Johnsbury and
other towns in that vicinity. Tuesday, ne
went to BrattIeboro to be gone until to-
morrow.
Mrs. Martin Lazelle OF Brookfeld, who
has been visiting her parents, MIR. ana
Mrs. j. NJ. Atwood, is now spending a
couple OF weeks in Bradford, n. IL.
Miss Name Connolly. OF the HERALD
force, will Join the ranks OF the lady cy-
clers this summer, riding one OF those
light and easy-running Crawford Wheels.
Mr.. and Mrs 7. II. Shattuck have gone
to reside in West Hartford, where they
have charge of the town poor farm, Mrs.
Shattuck holding the position OF matron'
According to Pudd'nhead Wilson's cal
endar for 1894, April 1st is the day upon
which we are reminded of what we are on
the other three hundred and sixty four
Last week, Mrs. w. II. Morris visited
| friends in Mortified, to which place Mr..
and Mrs. Morris intend to remove as soon
as they are able to secure a suitable house.
Still the bicycle fever RACES, and every
day finds increased the number OF those
who are studying the principles OF equl-
| lihrium fIom the vantage ground OF 9
safety wheel.
The party who took, by mistake, la
| dy's long black flannel circular at Dubois
| & GAYS hall Friday night, will save trou.
| bic by leaving it at the HERALD office and
no questions will be asked.
The Lyndonville Journal announced
that f. j. Blodgett had 2one into the ol.
cycle business in earnest, with the largest
stock and variety of wheels in town or IN
that part OF the State, even.
Rev. and Mrs. Homer White went to
Mortified the 18th to be present at the
annual meeting of st. Mary's society
4 Mrs. White remained until Monday as
the guest OF Mrs. George Nichols.
/ w. Lamson and family move this
! week into their new and handsome resi-
dence on Prospect avenue. The house va
Gated by them, on Railroad street, ha;
been rented by the Bell brothers.
Mrs. +. p Stlmson, who has been stay
ing with relatives in Braintree and Ran
dolph, has gone back to Tiverton, X. l..
leaving here Monday. Mrs. Stimson was
quite i'll during her soiourn in Braintree
The White River junction Landmark
saws that Landlord Morse has recently
completed number of improvements IL
Hotel st. George OF that place, among thu
most important being the lifting up OF
public parlor adjoining the office, and I
suite Of cosy rooms for his own private
use.
During the past week, the Rev. George
w. Morrow has interviewed ont
hundredi men lawyers, doctors, mer
chants, mechanics farmers and others
church -goers as wen as nonchurch- goer
to obtain their views on the subject
aWhy Do Not More Men Attend Church,
and on Sunday evenings, April Sth ant
18th, he will preach on this topic.
"Mrs. II. J. and Miss Edith Goodrich
entertained twenty friends at a euchr
party last Friday night fine time wa
enjoyed. Ice creBm, cake, cocoa, etc.
were served for refreshments. No prizes
but some pretty sharp playing'-so say
the St. Johnsbury Caledonian. Mis-
Edith now makes her home in st. Johns
bury and assists her brother IN his store
Social dissipation the past week tool
the form OF whist. Thursday evening
, f. T. Huntington entertained SINAI
company in his pleasant studio with thi
scientific game, ard on FRIDAY evening, DI
and Mrs. II. II. Mcintyre gave party o
nine tables, and Robert Morton, one
siA. At the latter, Asa HebaFd and Mis-
Der of points.
The spring cleaning may be said to hav
: fairly commenced. Carpets and rugs fiui
ter in the breeze, and the voting part o
! the population look as "meachin as eve
, did Josiah in his meachinest times.n Tn
accumulstions OF rubbish in back yards,
fruitful source of disease, should be re
moved first of all, not only for sanitar
reasons but for the Uenefit of neighbor
who have windows facing that way
casual glance at the rear OF our bushes
blocks will prove the force of this obser
[ Walton.
At the annual meeting of the Vernon
State Dental association, held at Whit
River Junction lately, Dr. E. o. Blanchar
was chosen first vice president, and Dr. Il
A. Wheeler of White River junction wa
made a member of the executive commit
tee. MIR. X. w. Morse, proprietor of Ho
tel st. George, gave to the members Of tn
: Dental society and their wives an ele
giant banquet. which was a very pleasing
feature OF the mid winter meeting, and