Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-03-15
'ome nice syrup was made last week.

MISS WINNIE Foster was IN Bethel few
days last week.
Col. r. ]. Kimball is at Montague Place
for few days.
Frank Kezer of Rochester is visiting
relatives in town.
Miss Minnie Smith has been visiting
friends in Fairfax.
Mr.. Frink Of Montpelier spent Sunday
in West Randolph.
John Kimball went to Piermont, n. Fl l.,
Friday, to work in shop.
Miss Carrie Durham of Bethel has been
visiting Miss Winnie Foster.
w. w. Morton and Robert went to Bos-
ton, Tuesday, for a short trip.
Arson Burroughs is very smiling over
the daughter born March 10Th
Hon. w. H. Dubois was called to Rut-
land the first Of week on business.
Mrs. d. E. Cooling and Miss Grace are
staying with friends in Pomfret.
Please remember that the pews at the
Christian church are all free.
Several of the young gentlemen gave a
Waltz Party at the Red Lion Inn last even
ing.
The Kings Daughters will meet with
Mrs. =. e. Evans on Tuesday, March. 20,
at 2:30 p. m.
About thirty of the Odd Fellows went
to Montpelier, Tuesday, TO attend dis
trict meeting.
Regular communication of Phoenix
lodge, No. %, + & A. NJ, Tuesday, March
20, at 1880 O'Clock.
Mrs. Carr and Miss Helen of Goffstown,
y. H., are visiting here, guests at II. w.
Iswksbury's.
Mrs Kora Lazelle of White River juno
tion is visiting her parents, J. NJ. At
wood and wife,
Frank Thomas and Frank Wood had
regular picnic with the rabbits last Thurs
day, bagging ten.
! Laroy Mann has been home from Dart
mouth college for several days, looking
after his business.
I E. A. shattuck has purchased OF }. w.
Bale the lot opposite /. D. Williams, with
the storehouse thereon.
George Croker has been confibed to the
house for over three weeks with inflam
matory rheumatism.
Her sister from Mortified has been vis-
iting Miss Lora Hutchinson here, return-
ing home Monday.
Mrs. Minnie Carpenter Hayes has
moved her effects to Highland avenue and
will live with her parents.
The Womans Auxiliary of lSt. Johns
church are working this Lent for the coll
ored children OF Portsmouth, Va.
John Church and family are to occupy
the tenement on Summer street TO be va
Gated April list by /. W. Allen and wife. |
w. II Smith, the plumber, who had
been working in White River junction 1
for some time, returned to West Ran 1
dolph last week.
Misses Elsie Powers and Louise Chase /
returned to Boston, Monday, where they 4
will resume their studies in the Emerson
School of Oratorv.
The Young Mems meeting will be held I
in the Congregational vestry next Sunday 4
at 2:30 p. m. Talks win be given by X 1
Holbrook and P. A. Anderson.
Yet another victim has been claimed by
that dread disease pneumonia. Mrs. DeX-
ter Bixby, who had been i'll for several
days, entered into rest Saturday night.
March 10th.
Three large brass lamps have been placed
in the body of st. johns church so that
the occupants OF the pews at evening ser
vices may "have light and have it more
abundantly.o
EgJ. w. Hale, for J. II. Dudley, has fsold
all the lots on Dudley street. Samuel
Bass has taken the one south OF his house,
and J. w. Hale, the other Mr.. Hale will
build on his lot this summer.
Saturday, the 18th, will be "st. Patrick's
day inthe morning. Shamrock, by which
the good saint taught the doctrine Of the
Trinity, and green ribbons are considered
appropriate to the day. +
Miss Ellen Joiner formerly OF the HER.
AID force, but now OF Belden, Mich, is
visiting her many friends in town, the
guest of Mrs. Mary Gouldsbury. Her
al Fra Hin fu wtsss u har
The regular spring quadrllle has COM
menced, and forward and back move the
heavy truck teams laden with household
goods. BY the first of April, there will be
the usual 'all hands half round.n
Saturday, Will Laskey, who works on
the section had a steel rail weighing $50
pounds drop onto one of his legs, crush
ing the bone badly near the ankle. DIR. G.
l.. Stewart reduced the fracture, and the
patient is doing nicely ,
Alasl owing to Casters coming so early
this year, March 10Th, new spring bonnets
in this climate will hardly be feasible and
the festival will be as joy ]
less to the better part Of creation as the
penitential season of Lent.
Bicycles are much cheaper this year than
last. A good, serviceable, handsome, easy I
riding gents or lady's wheel, fitted with
pn6u-0dtlC llTtSsCdll DC uHu Tor 40. ArGDi's q
26inch wheel, like above, 800. Boys "a :
inch wheels, fitted same as the above,
$40. Agency at HERALD office.
On Monday, March 5th, about eighty /
friends assisted MIR. and Mrs. Heber Hol-
man to celebrate the twentieth anniversa- c
nv of their marriage, and between the .
hours ofeight and twelve, congratulations,
good wishes and many valuable gifts were
received by this popular couple, the great y
er part of whose married life has been 3
passed in Randolph. After pleasant So
cial hour, tables were spread and excellent T
of ice cream and cake, fruit i
and coffee were served. One feature of
the occasion was the handsome, as well as .
cake made by Mrs. Almon :
Morse, who had cunningly wrought in
the frosting the inscription-"Th Twen-
tieth Anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs. Heber
March 8, 1S94"-and as that date U
was drawing to happy close and the 9Th u
dawning, the guests depart
ed leaving behing them these tokens of