Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-06-06

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into their new house on Highland avenue.
A party OF twelve young. people were
entertained by Miss Marion Mcintyre
last Saturday evening.
Rev. Homer White is away on two
weeks vacation to be spent in Reading,
Woodstock and Windsor.
Mrs. j. d. Mitchell, who has been in
Bridgewater, taking care OF her fateer
in his sickness, is now at home for few
days rest.
Sunday, June 9th, will be Trinity Sun.
day. and the Trinity season will continue
until the beginning OF Advent, or four
weeks before Christmas.
WHY'S Hodges attended an Epworth
League convention in Philadelphia last
week as delegate from the society in Spar
rows Point, Md, where he Is now located.
Irwin Chadwick has gone to Holyoke,
Mass, where he has a position in the ex-
press Office as money-order clerk. His
place as night operator at this station is
taken by E. L. Herbert OF st. Adams.
IL, Shaw has sold his entire interest
in the firm of Wyman Il Shaw to W.. 0.
Dompier OF Barre, who has also purchased
half interest in the Globe Wall Paper
company and will enter into the bust
ness at once.
FLA, DeWick OF Boston was here Tues
day, inspecting the business blocks in the
interest OF the New England Insurance
Exchange, which is now engaged in estab-
fishing the rates throughout Vermont on
the mercantile schedule.
Miss Daisy Pierce, who has been living
at Mr.. E. o. Hibbard's and attending
school, went Tuesday to her home in
Meriden, Conn.,, for the summer vacation,
and Miss Frances Butler, who travelled
with her, went on to join her friends in
New York City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Fits OF Roxbury,
Wilson c. Morris Of Rutland, Charles
Montgomery, a member OF the Boston,
police force, and friend OF his, also JIG.
Wing, Esq, of Montpelier, and Miss Jennie
Cole OF East Somerville, Mass, were
among the recent arrivals.
Friday evening, May 3ist, Mr.. E, X.
Head OF Windsor and Miss Lizzie Parker
OF Randolph were married at the home of
the BRIDES parents, on Elm street, by Rev.
Charles Partridge OF the Center. Mr.. and
Mrs. Head left Saturday for Windsor,
where they are to take up their abode.
The summer timetable has gone into
effect, but the only change in the depar-
ture Of trains from this station is in the
evening train north, which Is no Ion ger
local but an express train, and leaves here
at 5:l7, instead OF at 5:39. The afternoon
mail is again local, but no change has
been made in the hour OF its arrival.
Next Saturday, the Sth inst, will be the
anniversary of the death of Andrew jack
son, the hero OF New Orleans, who en-.
tered into rest in 1916 at his EARN OF
Hermitage" near Nashville, Tenn. Dur
ing his career, he was firm believer in
the doctrine, "To the victors belong the
spoils," which has been, until late years, a
favorite article OF belief with politicians
OF every shade of opinion.
John P.Allen, who twenty years age, was
convicted OF arson in South Randolph and
after serving his sentence, was confined
in an insane asylum, lately revisited his
old haunts in Randolph, where his reap.
pearance excited so much uneasiness that
he was finally arrested in this village by
Sheriff Parish and, being adjudged an un-
safe person to have ct large, he was taken
Saturday to the asylum at Waterbury.
A remarkable story is being told about
town to the effect that Mr.. Webb Eaton,
who lives a shoit distance beyond the
Center, drove number OF cattle to anoth-
er part OF the town, and while on the road,
lost yearling heifer. Diligent search
was made for the missing animal without
revealing its whereabouts, but fifteen days
| later, the heifer was found, alive, in a
hole close to the road and near the place
where it was first missed. Though con.
siderably the worse for its prolonged fast,
the yearling was, at last accounts, regain
| ing health and spirits with astonishing
| rapidity.
While riding on his bicycle to the ball
game last Thursday afternoon, William
H. Kenney met with quite an accident.
A small flag, stuck in the back of the sad.
die, fell out and became entangled in the
spokes OF the hind wheel as he was de-
scending the slight pitch north OF the
English house, and being thrown from
the wheel, he struck on the back OF his
head with sufficient force to render him
unconscious for several moments. No Sc
rious injury was inflicted, however, and
beyond feeling somewhat dazed, Mr.. Ken
ney was soon not much the worse for his
attempt at aerial navigation, which, like
Darius Green, he found alright till he came
to light.
AT the second meeting OF the Bicycle
club Monday evening, DIR. H. H. McIn-
tyre and Miss Miss Winnie Chadwick
were chosen vice presidents; Misses Name
Connolly, Gertrude Trerise and Lucy
| Wall, committee on colors, and Charles
! Tewksbury, Miss Grace Bailey and Fred
| Curtis, a committee on applications fol
| mem bership. The committee on consti-
tuition and bylaws made report at this
meeting, and the constitution and by
laws presented were accepted, subject to
revision by the committee. Twenty-three
became charter members OF the club, and
it was voted to hold a third meeting next
Monday evening in the Huntington
studio at 1880 o'clock.
Among the many from out OF town at
tending the commencement exercises OF
the Randolph High school last week were
Miss Stella Bowman OF Essex Junction
Eugene Finn OF the Experiment Station
at Burlington, Robert Allen of Canaan
N. H., Chas. G. Dubois of New York,
Miss Edith Abbott Of Pittsfield, Loren
Mosher, Charles Mccall, Sherman Moul.
ton and Robert Mitchell OF Dartmouth
Miss Alice Baird OF Wakefield, Miss
A Afford OF Bethel, Frank and Miss Clara
Burke OF South Royalton, Leon Latham
OF South Royalton, Miss Randall OF Wa.
terbury; Miss Harriet Lewis OF Waits
field, Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Hubbard and
son OF Rochester, Mrs. Emma Peters OF
Olcott Falls and Miss Emma Woodward
South Royalton.
Saturday, twenty six OF the graduating
class formed an excursion party to Berlin
Pond, where they spent the day in fishing
boating and kindred pursuits, and four de-
voted disciples OF Isaac Walton brought
back string OF 125 perch as the result oil
the days sport. Six OF the young gentle.
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