Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-03-22

Dr. u. p. Stimson Of Tiyerton, K. L., has
has been in West Randolph.
II. Porter Smith of Boston has been in
in town for several days.
Miss Rae Leonard OF Pomfret Is the
guest of Miss Grace Cooling.
Galen b. Fish has been confined to the
house for few days by illness.
Howard Gilbert has not been quite SO
well as usual for the past few days.
Henry Harper, Jr., was called to Barre
lately By the sickness Of his sister.
Mrs. L. c. White, Jr., Of Windsor is Wis
iting her aunt, Mrs. II. Il. Mcintyre.
Chester Kent has gone to Piermont, n
( H., where he has secured = good position.
Mr. and Mrs. John Angel Of Rochester
were with relatives in Randolph over SUM
! day.
( 4 union Christian Endeavor meeting
( was held Sunday evening at the Christian
church.
Monday. the school bell summoned
! teachers and pupils Ia the duties Of the
spring term.
| Albert Culver was summoned to Worees.
/ ter Mass, last week by the dangerous ill
ness of his sister.
/ Miss GLADYS Jones came back Monday
/ from three weeks trip to Barre, Mont
pelier and MiddleseX.
. W A4s AAAlAbhAY instructor III AiAN 4NhA III
/ field Graded school, spent a part iol bis
vacation here last week.
4 The postal note is to be abolished June
| Both, and its place Will be taken by the
money order with reduced fee.
! {. d. Smead of West Brookfe!d left at
I the HERALD office this week a jar of as
nice maple syrup as Is often seen.
I Mrs. Carr and daughter Miss Helen,
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. IA. w. TeWksbury,
left Monday for Goifstown, \. Il.
AIR. and Mrs. Willard Gay went Satur-
day TO Hanover, Nil, TO spend few days
with DR.. T.. p. Frost and family.
Misses Clara Dubois and Nj. Lucina
SaNton came from Mount Holyoke college
yesterday for Two weeks vacation
Hon. John b. Pickett OF Bradford was
in town Friday, It being mis- painful duty
TO visit the dental Office OF DR.. w. S.Curtis.
Mrs. Lemuel Richmond was taken sud
denly and violently i'll Wednesday even
ing OF last week but is now somewhat inn
proved.
Dorsey d. Eddy showed his confidence
in the climate OF old Vermont by begin
ming his spring lpiowing on the 18Th of
this month.
The March lion dashed his tail and roar
ed little Monday for the benefit of the
people VINO have Dcen so much disturbed
~. mis- unusual amiability.
Hon. n. l.. Boyden occupied some OF his
time in Boston last week, looking for
school furniture, and it is hoped we may
soon see some OF the results OF this in
vestigation.
Mr.. and Mrs, II. &. Cole have been with
Mrs. T.. Il. Smith for a few days, return
ing 10 Boston, Tuesday. Monday, her
immediate friends assisted Mrs. Smith 10
celebrate her birthday.
daughter was born March 18th to
Rev. ana Mrs. Horace Mann, at Merom,
Ind, where MIR. Mann is pursuing his
ministerial studies. The young lazy has
received the name OF Helen May.
DIR. and Mrs. l.. o. Blanchard and Dr.
w. ). Curtis are in White River Junction,
attending the annual meeting Of the Yer
mont State Dental society, OF which DR..
Blanchard is second vice president.
Friday afternoon and evening num-
Der of young ladies were invited to the
home of MISS Nellie Hastings on Sum
mer street TO meet Mrs. Lulu Scott Por-
ter.
The Junior Endeavor sale of useful and
fancy articles viii be held in the Baptist
vestry Thursday eve, beginning at $3.50
O'Clock. There Will also be a sale of re-
freshments and confectionery.
Messrs. Il. O. Hubbard, G.. HHoyt, ID. b.
Fassett, Orson Woodcock and j. Il. Eli
dredge have been appointed committee
OF i've to have charge OF the Memorial
Day exercises at West Randolph.
DIR. George Nichols, Rev. Mr.Sutherland,
rector of st. Mary's church, Mrs. Carl
Williams and Miss Emma jackson,
OF Mortified, spent Monday afternoon
with Rev. and Mrs. Homer White.
b. w. Wilcox has made his debut in
Bristol as an actor, having taken the part
OF Bartholomew Toodles. one OF the twins,
in the "Destrick Skule," presented by To-
cal talent in that place a short time ago.
Mrs. e. M. Bick ford went Monday to
Boston, to make tour of the various mil
linery openings and to meet her daughter,
Mrs. Gertrude Gold, who will accompany
Mrs. Bickford on her return to Randolph
and will remain here a few weeks.
John Fisk has an old bank bill Of three
dollars, issued by the Coos Bank OF Hayer-
hill, y. H., June 1st, 1907, to C. Strong, or
bearer. }. Montgomery was president of
the bank at that time and Mr.. Woodward, Z
the cashier.
Miss May Cross has gone 10 Holyoke. !
Mass, TO clerk ~ store. Little Miss
Nida Case, whose parents reside ia that
city, and who for some little time had |
been the small guest OF Mr and Mrs. AL I
len Priest was her travelling companion. /
The appointment OF trustee for the !
came before the p.ohate court at New 4
Haven, Conn, the 18th, but those in I
terestcd not being ready to proceed with I
the matter, an adjournment was asked 1
and granted. Tne hearing will be resumed I
next Wednesday.
Services are being held al the CongI 4
church every evening this week beginning 4
at 80 o O'Clock, and The following subjects
for meditation have been selelted: Mon /
day, "Cbrst and the Fathers" TUESDAY,
"Christ and the Church," wednesday,
"Christ and the World.n Thursday, 4
"Christ and the Sinner Friday, "Chust +.
and the Cross bearer" Saturday. "Christ I
and the Faith weak" On Wednesday
evening tho service commences at 7:15; on /
Good Friday, there viii be a tull service
in the church with choir responsive SER
vice, and on Easter, the service will be az
the usual hour, 1880 a. M.
The Morrell Liquor Cure company Of
Vermont has issued an interesting PAM
phlet bearing the title, "Rescuo the Perish.
ing" and containing information with