Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-04-25

May lst.
John Loveland and family have moved
to North Hartland.
Carl Edminster has secured employment
in the Wells River express office.
The Randolph grange voted in twenty
five members at its last meeting.
The two year-old son OF Fralk Wad-
leigh has been very i'll with the grip.
Eugene D. Segar took business trip to
the north part OF the state last week.
Capt. Henry Wires is away on visit to
friends in Cambridge and its vicinity.
Tuesday, DR.. r. G. Morton started for
Boston, where he will remain for about a
week.
Leland Rising has gone to Providence,
X. l., to work for year in clothing
store.
The duplicate whist club met Friday
evening at the residence OF Mr.. Irving
Chase.
Last Sunday was Low Sunday, as the
first Lords day after Easter is popularity
called.
Miss Alice Sheldon of the Rood millin-
cry store was at her home in Bethel over
Sunday.
The Kings Daughters meet Wednesday,
May LIST, at 8 O'Clock with Mrs. j. d.
Wheeler.
Mrs. John Church is spending a couple
OF weeks with friends in Granville and
Rochester.
The first Mayfiowers OF the season seen
at this office were brought by Lee Fos-
ter last Thursday
Bradford Brown went Monday to Brat
tleboro to see his wife, who is confined in
the asylum there.
The weather for this week, according to
tbs almanacs, is to be pleasant for the sea-
son with showers.
Leslie Williams OF Williamstown is
at work this season for George p. Wood.
the architect and builder.
AS he was unable to reach Rochester on
account OF the mud. Rev. w. N. Roberts
went to Chelsea to spend Sunday.
Mrs. l.. p. Kline of Lebanon, N. H.,
came Saturday and was the guest Of her
uncle, /. d. Williams, over Sunday.
Misses Carrie Tewksbury and Eunice
Denison have returned to Smith college
after short vacation spent at home.
Editor l.. B. johnson read paper on
"Vermont's Future" before the CONVEX
sational CLUB in Northfield, Monday even
ing.
Miss Sadie Wells is working in the pho
tograpb gallery Of w. +. Barnes With a
view to learning the art OF printing pic
tues.
Very handsome boutonnieres OF Spring
Beauties were presented last week by Miss
Flossie and Masters Foster and Perley
Terry.
Eva Forth, while running down the
l. - III NJ IN
ting the little finger OF her left hand ont Of
joint.
Justin Holman has sold the handsome
residence erected the past year by him On
Highland avenue, to Prof. n. J. Whitehill
for $500.
d. ii. Parkhurst has finished work as
night Waterman at the Prince tub factory
and his place is to he taken by Frank
Hutchinson.
A. G. Wheeler is this week making a
trip through Maine, Massachusetts and
Connecticut in the interests OF the Thorn
as tub fasteners.
II bias been estimated by an observant
citizen that over II 800 worth OF bicycles
can be seen In Depot Square almost any
pleasant evening.
Frank Phillips played with Gilsons or
chestra in Northfield Friday night, at a
masquerade ball given for the benefit OF
the Northfield band.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Tetreault and
daughter, who have been visiting at A. f..
Hendricks, went Saturday to Ware, Mass,
where they are to make their home.
Miss Martha Robinson has been for the
past week in Montreal, where she went
for short stay and was detained several
do Nc n no
trouble on the railroads.
The ladies OF the M. e. church will serve
ice cream and cake, and also have table
of useful and fancy articles and homemade
candy, in the church vestry this Thurs.
day. afternoon and evening, from O'Clock
until 8.
Mrs. Caista Nj. Clark, who died in
Bradford the 18th inst, was sister of q.
w. Barnes Of this village. Her death,
which was the result Of shock, leaves
him the only surviving member OF the
Barnes family.
The large piles OF four-foot wood to be
seen in almost every backyard causes one
to question II the patres familids are not
trying to provide their hopeful sons with
a practical substitute for that much need
ed gymnasium.
Messrs. Clarence and Justin Moulton
and Mrs. VIM. H. Dubois went Tuesday
to Windsor to attend the funeral OF their
aunt, the late Mrs. Blood, mother-in- law
of L. G. White, Sr.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. j. Adams are to occu-
py the lower part OF the house in which
they are now living on Fales street, and
Mrs. Dimi' * and her granddaughter will
take the upper part.
The bicycle opening of Parsons & Sault
in Dubois & Gays hall Saturday was we'll
attended. An opportunity to ride num-
erous first class wheels handled by this
firm was eagerly embraced by many pro-
spective customers. Several sales are re-
ported as the result OF the opening.
Mrs. A. ID. Lamson and children will he
at "Idleton Cottage" this summer and are
to arrive here from Philadelphia
in about six weeks. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Howells and son and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Story, from Philadelphia, will De guests at
"Idleton Cottage" during the season.
The appearance OF the merry. go.round
on Mr.. M. l.. Cnadwick's lawn Is hailed
with pleasure as sign that summer is
now near at hand. In about two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chadwick and Mr.. and MRS
Fennel will commence their annual tour.
going first to Claremont, N. H., and then
making their way northward through
Vermont; and round and round will ride
both young and old, seemingly as harry
as kittens chasing their own tails
The HERALD office has lately undergone
a grand transformation scene, resulting