Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-11-15

Hurra Hurra But Hark a feeble vail
Coming from tiger that with nipped and frozer
seeketh. yes seeketh protection.
Editor L. B. johnson took trip to
Burlington, Monday.
There will be special Sunday school
service at the Baptist church next Sunday
morning
! The social dance IN the Williams hall
last Thursday evening was not very largely
attended.
Miss ENERGY Matthews has returned
/ from ten weeks visit to her aunt in
I Troy, n. Y.
/ Mrs. A. +. Kendrick has been staying a
few days in Brookiield with her mother,
Mrs. PARISH.
Hon. VIM. Fl. Nichols attended a meet
| ing of the probate judges of Vermont in
Montpelier recently.
A furnace has been placed in the new
house which Justin Holman is building
on Highland avenue.
A pipe for the village water has been
laid to the house occupied by Joel Putnam
on South Main street.
The nights are at present over fourteen
hours long, but the days remain about
the same to laboring people.
Saturday, W. B. Wall went to Montreal,
and Mrs. Wall and Miss Lucy to Barre,
where they remained over Sunday.
Martin Washburn arrived Tuesday
from Kodiak, Alaska and will be much OF
the time in Randolph until spring.
Mrs. Charles Porter came last week
from Springfield, Mass, and will spend
the greater part OF the winter with her
parents, DR.. and Mrs. NJ. l.. Scott.
Mark Chadwick has severed his connec-
tion with the Red Lion Inn, and his place
as clerk is taken by Jack Callahan, while
Ben Walker performs the duty Of porter.
Gordon Peck and wife have moved from
the upper tenement OF the II. r. Fish
| house on Prospect avenue TO the home Of
their daughter, Mrs. frank Morse, on
Elm rect.
Miss Alice Chadwick is the possessor OF
a handsome new piano, manufactured by
Blasius & Sons OF Philadelphia. IL is a
sweet-toned instrument in a highly pol
ished black walnut case.
Mrs. c. w. Proper OF Windsor has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. A. j. Curtis, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Cortez Brig ham from st.
Johnsbury have been entertained
by Mr.. and Mrs. Hobart Peck
Beginning Thursday, Nov. 22nd, there
will be dancing school of twelve lessons
in the Williams nall. The lessons are to
under the direction OF Mr.. l. ID. Williams
Mrs Rufus Angel has returned from
visit to her daughter, Miss Harriet. in ST.
Adams. Before returning home, Mrs
Angel, in company with her daughter
spent one day in Montreal, where thew
visited many points OF interest.
w. f. Wardner who has been WORKING
for some weeks in the clothespin factory
at Montpelier, had the misfortune to have
four OF hls fingers caught in the machip-
cry and badly lacerated. He was at home
several days but went away again Tuesday.
On Saturday, Mr.. and Mrs. |. d. VIII
llams went to Williston to be present at
the funeral OF Mr.. Williams nephew. the
late Reed Brown. They were also in Bur
lington to visit Mrs. Williams brother,
Heber Holman, who is at DIR. Bingham's
private hospital for treatment.
Mrs. Fred Huntington and Miss Carrie
Eaton visited the formers sister in Mont
peller during the past week, and while at
the Capital they had the pleasure of wit.
Messing the interesting exhibition given
before the legislature by the pupils OF the
deaf mute institute in Hartford, Conn.
The month Of November contains sever
al days OF religious or historical interest;
as NOV: ilth, 81. Martins Day; the 22d,
81. Cecilias Day; the 18th, St. Catharine's
Day, and also the date OF the evacuation
OF New York by the British in 1888; on
the 18th, occurred the death of WASHING
ton Irving in 1859. and the Both is known
as st. Andrews Day.
DIR. E. E. Laid Of Nashua, NH. was
last week at the home OF his father. in
law, ID. II. Church; Mrs. K. w. Morse Of
White River junction spent a short time
Tith her mother, Mrs. Young; Pearl
Berry from Newport, N. H., STAYED sew
eral days at l. d. Williams, and Heman
Reynolds OF STAFFORD was here on a visit
10 his brother, Charles Reynolds.
In the retirement OF State Inspector On.
bols OF west Randolph to private life
the state loses faithful pnblic servant
and one who has performed his arduous
outles with satisfaction to all. He was
hrst appointed inspector of fiuance bv
Gov. Horace Fairbanks, ana the appoint
meh1, Whleh was an eminently fitting
one, came as a complete surprise 10 NJ
Dubois.-St. JohDsbury CALIFORNIAN.
Messrs. Nickerson q Cox are neori,,
ready to print the first pages of Their
historical Souvenir OF Randolnh, ma
have already made arrangements to usa
over nlly pictures Of men of Randolnh,e
past and present. They will aim to gfve
history OF every one of the early families
OF TINS town and have called on. or heard
I rom, the majority of their descendants
~ " TUG descendants who !
nave not been interviewed, they will CON. |
Ter favor by notifying the publishers ~
the fact. Address Box 272, West Ran.
dolph, VT.
thursday, Nov. 29rh, the president and
governor declare, shall be day of thanks.
giving and praise, and though the Demo- /
eIatle Survivors, who have Just crawled !
out from under the avalanche of Nov an
may leel little weak and shaky and
hardly up to very elaborate Te Denn.
sun the president can give his family as
8 rare treat, turkey and chicken ME for
uIhher, realizing with a grateful heart %
ne watches Ruth and Esther sonabhIs /
over the wishbone, that the RennhIic,r
roller has fiatteaed New York nnfil tbora
isn't prominent Hill in sight. 'D'''
Mrs Dana Cushing of Bethel spent ons
gay lately with Mrs. Susan Rohinso1,.
MISS beaitle, telegraph operator AT Pr
lllhgion, was with Mrs. E. L. Brooks Over
sunday Dr. .. o. Davis has been DOM
rom Northfield, and Henry Sbattnct ~
ounalo, n. T., arrived Saturday nia1,t
1ne, remaining over Sunday al the home +
y y ms brother, Z. A. Shattuck, went Nor
~ g SEeetsourgh, P. @. Mr.. Henry
2nattlek, who is now an engineer on ~
-ase shore railroad. was as early 81 $50
ia engineer ON the Central Vermont and
ias peen IN active railroad service Tor