Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-05-30
Randolph Concluded.

Frank Harris OF Jersey City is visiting
MS grandmother, Mrs. A. A. Atwood.
J.F Waterman has lately sold fin
, Hazelton Piano to G. s. Conant OF Water
bury ,ialso fine Marshall and Wendell
Piano to F. P. Russ Of White River juno
tion.
The invitation OF st. Johns church tt
the Central Vermont Choir Guild ha!
been accepted, and the next meeting Of
that body will be held in Randolph some.
time in September.
A part of the farm belonging tc
George Lawrence and located in the
Dana Morse district, was sold
at auction Wednesday OF last week to Zeno
Page, the price reported being $3.50.
Rev. and Mrs. A. N. Lewis OF Mont
pelier, Rev. G. j. Sutherland and Miss
Sutherland OF Northfield and Rev. DR..
and Mrs. Trevett Of Bethel were enter
tained yesterday afternoon at Rev. Homer
Whites.
Mrs. W. s. s. Buck went to Barre and
Montpelier last Friday to buy piano,
which she finally purchased at the ware
rooms OF j. F. Waterman in the latter
named city, being better pleased with the
stock there displayed.
Barton has voted to put in an electric
light plant, bonding the village for sum
not exceeding $4,000 and bringing the
power fourteen miles from Plunkett Falls
IN Charlestown. How long before the
people OF Randolph will turn from dark
ness to light?
+. 3. Thomas has sold his entire stock
OF millinery to Misses Grace and Sue San.
FORD, who do not, however, assume the
management of the business until the 1st
OF July. The millinery rooms will con.
tinue to be on the second floor OF E. A.
Thomas store, and the young ladies have
the best OF good wishes for a successful
business career.
A concert will be given by the choir OF
the West Randolph Grange, assisted by
local talent, in Grange hall, commencing
at 8 O'Clock Tuesday evening, June Attn. It
will consist OF selections by an orchestra,
several good choruses, quartettes, duets and
solos. The singers, well known In town,
who will assist the choir, are Mrs. j. B.
Adams, John l.. Hutchinson and others.
Quite delegation went to Montpelier
to witness the presentation of "Trilby"
in the opera house Monday, and the ma
jority returned highly delighted with the
performance. Among those attending
were W. H. Messer, Carroll Flint, Henry |
Gravelin, Misses Florence Brooks, Mary |
Dubois, May Proper, Mary Tewksbury, |
Grace and Sue Sanford, Ella Cushman,
Mary Moulton and Ethelynd Gould.
Recent arrivals in Randolph include
Hon. John B. Pickett of Bradford; Aus
tin Howard and q. M. Adams from West |
Hartford, at T. j. Adams; Mrs. M. E.
Warrington OF Northfield George Mann
Of Quechee; Alvan Holman OF st. Adams,
Chas r. Jamason, editor of the White
River Junction Landmark; Mrs. Fred
Herrick Of Roxbury; William Mann OF
northern New York; Mrs. l.. M. Lathrop
Of Brandon, visiting her cousin, George
L. Speare; Ben Briggs or Hartford; H. 7.
Lyman of Manchester, N. H.; Mrs. c. P.
Frost of Hanover, N. H.; d. E. Putnam Of
Dartmouth college, here over Sunday;
Miss Marion Coburn, who breaches in
East Calais; Henry w. Tewksbury OF Bos-
ton,wh is spending short vacation with
lis family; Mrs. johnson Sargent OF
Mass, and Mrs. Dave Dunbar
II Barre, guests at Josiah Tilson's; Mr..
Proper OF Windsor, visiting his daughter,
Miss Mary Proper; Miss Ida Currier OF
south Tunbridge, and Miss Eda Good.
ich OF st. Johnsbury, who spent a few
lays lately with her father, l.. Fl. Good
ich.