Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-05-10
The Good TempIaEs meet . this Thurs

iayl evening at the q. A. K. hall.
On Tuesday, May list, took place the
of Mr.. Win A. Cole cf Rochester
and Miss Minnie Byam, the popular clerk
at the New York bakery. The ceremony
was performed at Bethel by the Rev. Mr..
Blackman.
The bright and breezy Hardwick Ga
zette wishes to know, apropros OF a re-
mark once made in these columns, why a
man should do anything that he doesn't
want to do and doesn't have to dor II
would, of course, be a pity If he should
unnecessarily exert HIMSELF still II might
be a good thing if he were once in great
while to forego his royal pleasure ana
condescend to fulfill a few OF the pam
duties of life-not, like the big lnjun, 'go
hunt all the time and let squaw hoe corn. I"
MANY people seem to think that bicycle
dealers realize profit of go or 800 dollars
on every sale. This is not so. since
Maren 10Th, Mr.. Thayer has sold % wheels,
and the profits, il some $500 charged out
il Ali paid, amount to Sl79.92, or an aver
age of So. 33 per wheel. Out of this must be
taken the freight and express charges, an
allowance for liberal advertising, some
repairs, rents and pay for the Time
spent, Had he sold this number OF ma.
chimes at the list price, the profits would
have been larger; but instead OF so DONG
he divides his commissions with his Gus
TONERS.
The Burlington Free Press SauntereI
compliments the public spirit exhibited
by Col. Kim ball in putting himself 10 the
trouble and expense of advertising the
fact that he has on his land exceptionally
fine maple trees for transplanting, ana IN.
yitinp an who wish to set them out aDoul
their premises or along the highways, e
cali and get them free of charge. Col
Kimbalrs public spirit has been so often
shown to the people of his native town by
multitude of similar acts that II now
excites neither comment nor surprise III
Randolph, but is taken quite as matter
OF course.
Rev. J. Therien, who has been for the
mast five months assistant pastor OF tht
French congregation here, left this lore
noon for Windsor, his new field OF labor
ON the occasion Of his departure, IN APP
probation OF his services, the eongIega-
lion presented him with handsome sun
of money and several useful articles. IL
leaves with the best wishes OF all.-St Al
hans Messenger. Father Therein VIII
| mold his first service in this Roman Cath
| Ole church next Sunday. Father Loner'
gan left Windsor for White River juno
/ ton, Friday, after pastorats OF over So
4 wears at the former place. he preached
4 his farewell sermon in 81. francls churci
Thursday evening, May Bird.
Monday, Nav 18th, closed the sugal
weighing season for 1894, and the follow
/ ing statement shows the number o
mounds brought to the weigher, Mr Z. Z
/ Written. by the different sugar makers II
/ this vicinity: Alfred and G. a. webster
I2.647. 4. l.. Parsons, 2 ,0S0 p G. ). smith
692: Allen Priest, 1888: +. 1. Bass, b2s ~; =
lP. Page, 1910 -; Z. w. Chase, lois
Il. II. Allis, / ,050; Noah Clark, 1876; ohas
. : Irhft a. llfREPFmWM
s44 p; Ella M. Dewey, aoo LIS 1liulah :
Oseood, OF. H. c. Waldo, l,4i5i e. N
Waldo. 1855; H. J. Rood 1,099; }. W AM
w. i. Linheld, 1884 l-2, Dewitt y, ban
ehard, ,09S; Clayton b. Fisk 5sJi hepe
Holman. SIS: making a total OF G3.b3A i
lpoands. The sugar was brought III :
lots, containing 3is packages.
At the annual meeting OF the w {. I
Il. last Friday afternoon, these Tour on
GERS for the ensuing year were elected y
ballot: Mrs. Seward Robson presiaeh'
Mrs. Mary Mann, Isl vice preslGent an
treasurer, and Mrs, X. \. Carpenters ~
retarv. Mrs. v NJ. Hardy was chosen IN
vice president; Mrs W Carleton, drd' az.
Mrs A. b. Tewksburv, ath. Mrs, ram
( Lewis was made superintendent OF u
. Flower Mission; Mrs Hannah flnn,
the Union Signal Home Guards Mfs. !
NJ. Miller, of Press Work and fhXsic
fflutfuIe. MIS-. T. AillAtf hA ANAti tN-.tttt'
r Literature. Mrs. a. a. Smith, q tiom'
/ for Homeless Children; Mrs. a. nero,
of Temperance Instruction; Mrs g.
: Morrow, OF Eyangelistic Work. ne Y
3 dies listened TO an interesting talk on u
observance OF Arbor Day hy Mrs ram
Lewis, who was appointed superiniehdei
/ Of the W. Q. 4. Z. arrangements Tor Una
% day.
I This week the village fathers nave Dee
Z irving to find then way about the laoN
/ rinth Of streets on the old ialr grouH
: without a guide. II is not authentieal
I known whether that part OF the vlllag
+ like the city of Boston, was surveyed !
. somebody's orindle COW with erumple
horn or not; but from the general arran,g
ment OF the streets, one would Judge I'M
: some such civil engineer had been en-
! ployed Among other Improvement
I the trustees have been considering the h'
visibility of extending Prospect avenue
I Maple street, and OF changing the ore
y ton of South street, somewhat TO the al
I advantage Of the abutters, so that y WI
u connect with Howard street at one el
and with Prospect avenue at the otht
h A new sluiceway is to be built on SOU
;, Main street; the west end OF Prospee
{ street is to be widened, and new sld
walk will probably be laid on sohh Ma
& street.