Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-09-27

For Ike intermittent AAht 9AN' s-NAA'''e
Is this body which ii takes so long TO turni
SO revise the dog laws fully womans FRANCHISE
Then o modern solons,wili you please ADJOURN
L. p. Thayer was in Boston on business
for few days last week.
Miss Ida Thacher gave a pleasant whist
party at her home on Highland avenue
Friday evening.
Asa Hayes has reprinted his house on
Maple street to the great Improvement oil
its appearance
DR.. G. H. spiller, optician, will be at
the Red Lion Inn, Tuesday, Sept. 10Th,
and will remain the rest of the week"
almost everyone, remarked passer-
nv the other day, "takes kindly to soft
soap unless there is too much I've IN IT.
N. n. II. Mcintyre returned Friday
morning from trip to Houston, New VT
leans, Kansas City and Chicago journey
Miss Harriet Angeu Will accompany
Mrs. Charles Flint on the latter's removal
To ST. Adams and will remain with her
through the winter
Miss Leila Evans was in Barre iast
Thursday evening to attend the recepllsoh
and dance given by the Library assoSi'
tion of the Granite City.
A daughter was born last THURSDAY 70
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert II. Gold OF Roanoke,
Va. The young lady is grahaoaughtei
OF Mrs. L. NJ, Biekford.
+ L. Blodgett and wife invited their
Ivndonville friends to house WARMING
Monday night in order, as the Vernon
Union saws, to dedicate one OF the pleas
ATTEST little homes in the village
The accident policy notice which APP
nears beside the ticket office WINDOW az
The station must be decidedly eneouras
inc IA travellers and is as appropriate as .
notice OF insurance against POISONING
would be, placed in a restaurant Wlhao"'
Tax Collector Lemuel Richmond will be
AT the Randolph National bank next Mon
! dav. Oct. LIST, from 10 q. m. TO ?. M, y
receive taxes. All those paying their TAKE
| on or before Oct. stb viii receive the pei
| cent discount
'Fhe face illuminedn Of the genial JACK.
o-lantern peaks in at the windows tnes'
| IAN evenings, and the start OF surpfis'
wh.ch greets his unexpected appearance,
never fails 10 excite chorus OF smotheret
/ giggles from the artistic tarvers OF MI
! classic features,
Ernest Tracy has purchased Of DuBon
/ A. Cav a lot on the Highlands, located OF
/ the south side of the new street when ma
been ut through from Prospect aVehu ls =
south Pleasant street. The buiulhl
/ which Mr.. Tracy intends TO erect on NV
LOT will be Just east of the residence o. MI
Charles Briggs.
The minutes of the w. {. I. L. conven
tion-a volume OF over one hundred page
! is 10 be issued from the job printing ol
fce OF w. s. s. Buck. The secretary .
the State union was so well pleased VIII
- 90 he convention DIV ina
Office N al he wished the minutes 70
d tinted lnere also.
C.E. Pope brought to this office trida
a botanical curiosity in the form OF TIP
and green strawberries, buds and bios
sorhs. ali growing on the same stalb
Dame Nature evidently had the growth Q
ais plant for knitting work during TO
summer. Other ripe straw berries nav
b, a handed in lately but not quit
enough for preserves.
The new canoe brought by A. Il. bss
from Bangor, Me-, was manufactured
c. ii. Gerrish, who can give points 10 IN
Indians on their favorite craft. The Dos
is 16 feet in length and weighs only :
pounds. II is lined and ribbed with WOO
and covered with canvas, and VIII Gu
the waves OF Missisquoi bay like Keen
edged knife.
Autumn leaves are beginning TO ial
and in the bird and insect worlds, grip
are being packed for the sunny Soutt
Summer visitors and soiourners are ais
taking their departure and In lew shot
weeks the sborigines in this section OF -
cnnntry will have a thorough appreciate
~ the beauties OF "Snow bound" as the
pass the time OF day over the top OF nv'
foot drifts, or shovel path around u
clothes-line.
Misses May and Carrie Storrs, guests
Miss Cornie Pierce, have gone back
LittIeton, y. H.; Mrs. 5. p. Brown an
Mr. T.. q. Morey, friends OF Mrs Susa
obin .on, to Gaysville; Miss Mimi
SIM. h, a visitor at II. w. Smiths, has r
turned 10 Highgate; Miss Maud Haskin
to Woburn, Mass, and Miss Mann' ~
deaf. mute teacher, staying at Willaf
Martins, TO Hartford, Conn.
resident of Barre who had the pleas
! IRE Of nearing Miss Elsie Powers at 2
cital in that place, writes as follows: Mi
powers. assisted by the Mandolin an
: Guitar club. gave one Of her readings
The Cunpl church, Friday evening, Il
18th. to an appreciative audience Mh
Powers is a young lady OF rare abiiltie
possessing that grace OF manner whle
Z wins her audience at her first appearan'
. on me stage. In her rendering OF the 5,
lection. "The Boat kace, she was though
to excel Mrs. Southwick.
Thursday Of last week, Mrs, Calista BE
ton. who lives with her daughter Mf
Frances Moses, on Highland avenue, VI
dessyenr an operation Tor the removal
lfbe left eve. which had been very sore an
rain al for some months. and the sight
mich had become impaired BY giaucon
and cataract. The operation was pc
formed hv Or. Chandler Of Montpelie
assisted bv DIR. A. G. Bailey and Dr. Fran
I {. Angel. Mrs. Benton is = years o
and. for a person OF that age. stood q
operation remarkably we'll.
A very pretty home Wedding was that
Mr.. Dave Dunbar OF Barre and Miss Jei
ME Tilson of West Randolph, which o.
CURED at S 80 O'Clock Wednesday eveniD
scot. 18th, at the residence Of the bride
PARENTS on Elm street. The rooms we
fastefully decorated with flowers, and b
meath an evergreen arch tied with hro'
white ribbon, the bridal couple took the
stand while tne marriage ceremony "
performed by the Rev. V. NJ. Hardy, pa
tor of the Cong'l church, in the presen
-afo+ax-as and > few intimate frlgUl