Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-11-08

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70 the Fish Committee men,
win Hayes made trip to Montpelier
on Friday.
Miss Lottie Luce has finished work in
the Bethel shoe shop.
George l.. Spear returned to his lumber
camp at LowelltoWn, Me-, on Monday
morning.
Miss Addie Tanner and Miss Mabel
Quimby from Lowell, Mass, are at ). ID.
Cushman's.
Winthrop Abbott, principal of the
White River junction High school, was
in town few days ago.
The Kings Daughters will meet with
Miss Harriet Smith, Wednesday after
noon, Nov. Nth, at o'clock.
Mrs. Mary Drury went last week to
Boston and has since been visiting IN
Mattapan, Atlantic and Hyde Park, Mass
e. e. Van Orman and wife have moved
| from the Brooks block to a tenement in
the basement of the Gabrielle house on
! Pleasant street.
! Friday and Saturday, Boston excursion
4 lists returned in crowds, and they looked
much less like moneyed people than when
/ they went away.
Prof. Whitehill approaching that there
] is nothing so rare as pleasant day In
/ November, dismissed the graded school
at o'clock Friday afternoon.
At the installation of Rev. NJ. T. Morrill,
as pastor of the Christian church in
Woodstock, the charge to the church was
delivered by Rev. G. w. Morrow.
A special train of eleven empty cars, CO.
ing south, passed through here Monday
afternoon at about half past one. The
. . for ha ~ 4 nv
cursionists.
new piazza has been built across the
front OF Augustus Kings residence on
South Pleasant street, to the great i'm
provement of the exterior appearance oil
that cosy looking dwelling.
Mrs. Il. l.. Densmore of Barre, who has
been staying several days with Mrs. n. G
Hart, returned to her home on Monday
accompanied by Mrs. Hart, who intended
to be away but short time.
. Earl Sanborn is very sick at the Cottage
hospital in Newton, Mass, with scarlet
fever, and his father and mother, Mr.. anC
, Mrs. O. d. Sanborn, have gone to Newton
to be near him during his illness.
The Ideal Male Quartette give the sec
ond entertainment in the Grange lectur,
course at East Bethel on Wednesday even
: ing, Nov. 18th. The quartette will be as
sisted by Miss Carrie Haufler, soprano.
On Thursday, Nov. LIST, occurred tn,
| marriage Of Abel B. Goodell of Rochester
and Miss Gertrude Greene OF West Ran.
dolph, Rev. VIM. n. Roberts, pastor o.
the Methodist church, being the offici
ating clergyman.
Strawberry blossoms were picked Nov
I'd on the Highlands" which proves tina
that elevated region is tropical as well a,
salubrious in climate. Ripe Strawberries
, were also picked on that date by Misses
Clara and Dora Harlow.
Mrs. N. F. Morrill,, who, through tn,
summer months, has been visiting friends
in Maine, Massachusetts and New Hamp
shire, returned Friday to this village
where she makes her home with hel
daughter, Mrs. j. r. Bates.
Saturday, Nov. 10th, the planet Mercur,
is expected to cross the solar disk between
the hours OF 1856 a. m. and 4:12 d, m
This transit, which will not occur agair
IN century, can, it is said, be observed
by strong opera or field glass.
VIM. Gorham, the incendiary, whose
case was brought before tine suprem,
court on exceptions taken by his counse
TO the rulings OF the Orange county court
VIII be Obliged TO complete his sentence
OF five years, the exceptions having beer
overruled by the supreme court.
The right hand of fellowship was given
to Mrs. James Clough and Miss Emms
Pratt at the Christian church last Sunday
morning, and the pastor preached bott
morning and evening on the subject OF
"Christian Unity" He also spoke of the
recent convention in Haverhill, Mass.
Those Of st. Johns church who have
contributed toward the purchase of a site
for the church in Barre, will be glad n
learn that Bishop Hall has been success.
haa u Sc
property is now secured to the mission
OF the Good Shepherd in the Granite CITY,
Lawrence Thayer, a photographer from
Newport, was here last week on visit 10
his step mother, Mrs. A. E. Kendriek
Mrs. John Pickett of Bradford was !
guest at Charles Thurston's, and q. r.
Beedle of Keene, n H., conductor al
Beedle's orchestra, visited his brother. A
Ii. Beedle.
Rev. +. W. Hamblin, who since he went
to Enosburgh Falls, has had another All.
scess gaIher IN the wound caused by the
removal OF the appendix. is once more or
the gain, and II is earnestly hoped bv his
many friends in West Randolph that hi,
recovery to strength and usefulness NAV
De retarded by no more painful relapses.
Wednesday afternoon ut, the HigE
school. notices were placed on the hlack.
board asking the freshman class tn me-,
IN recitation room No. at the close nj
school. In compliance with these notices
tne freshmen embled at the appointed
time and place only TO find tbat thaI
were the victims of deep laid scheme or
the part of the Older pupils to salt then
down. salt was scattered with Lavish
hands until the freshmen had been treatec
10 quantity sufficient to pickle IN,
whole community.
Every newspaper man has, at some
time In his experience, met a man who
takes more papers than he can read n
was In town last week. He paid twenty.
nye cents for an almanac, tried to blou
out an electric light at the hotel, tried n
light cigar on it. put nickel in the SLOT
az tne restaurant and roared because the
meal ala not appear, wanted to kick the
cashier al the bank because it closed at :
clock, End watched sign over g jewelrv
store looking for it TO strike"-so saws
the funny Bill Nye.