Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-12-12

Bishop Hall breaches In st. Johns church
Thursday evening, December 18th.
MI. and Mrs. lie. Dean, who have been
n Boston ior tie past two Or three months
in order that Mr.. Dean might have the
benefit Of the best medical treatment, re-
turned home Tuesday, the patient being
in decidedly improved state Of health.
Charles Bass and wife, who have been
living In Europe for over year, sailed
from France and arrived at thear home 10
New York last week. 1t is feared that
Mrs. Bass, who is In very frail state Of
health, Is in danger Of being afiiicted
with paralysis OF the spine.
R. T. Dubois expects to start next week
for Denver, Col, where be will spend the
winter with his son, F. E. Dubois, who
finds his health much improved BY resi-
dence in Colorado. As soon as Mr.. Du-
Bots, senior leaves home, his sister in law,
Mrs. Wells, who has been keeping house
for him, will 60 to Bristol, N. H., 70 re-
main through the winter.
The Magazine club disposed OF their
stock OF periodicals Tor 1895 at auction
Tuesday night and realized the sum Of
1853 from the sale. The fines for the year
amounted to only eighty cents. but the
money derived from the fines and the sale
LORebQeT Will lOWcI LILO nuOoSAA PVAOn paw
for the members OF the club to II.
j. B. Eldredge, the town clerk, has
rented an Office for period OF five years
on the second floor Of Dr. r. g. Morton's
new block. The room which be Is to have
is finished in hard wood with q hard wood
floor and has very pleasant outlook. 1t
is expected that the new Office will be
ready for occupancy BY the first OF the
coming month.
j. L. Mann, the clothier, Is to move his
stock OF goods from Dubois d Gays hall
about the first OF January, and perhaps
sooner, into the store in the same block
recently vacated by j. H. Lamson. The
location is q good one, and the store has al
ready been provided with new floor and
ceiling and will be put In first-class re-
pair to receive a first class stock OF goods.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. v. Holman, who spent
Than ksgiving with friends In Philadel-
phia, visited Col. A. B. Chandeliers family
In Brooklyn later, and to-day return to
Boston. In day or two, Mr.. Holman
will come to Randolph for the purpose OF
taking Mr.. and Mrs. Jackson Lamson
back to Boston with him for the winter.
"Glenside" will then be added to the list
OF closed summer residences.
The North Dakota Dickinson Press OF
Deem Der TIN contained tne following
item that will be OF interest to people
here &C. Z. Mead left the first OF this
week for Randolph, Vermont, where he
will spend portion of the winter looking
after the affairs OF the Mead Brothers.
His brother, Representative John F.Mead,
goes to Florida for the winter to look az
ter some land interests there. G. G. has
left in charge OF his cattle ranch here Ell.
win johnson, former Vermont boy and
q very trustworthy young man. This
ranch is finely appointed, and Mr.. Mead
owns one OF the finest herds Of range cat
tie in North Dakota"
The Rev. NJ. w. Bosthwick, pastor OF
the Christian church in Manchester, N.
H., writes as follows to Rev. Mr.. Morrow
the lecture to be given Satur-
day night: II understand that Rev. H. j.
Rhodes is to be with you on Saturday and
Sunday to lecture and preach Tor you.
You can not urge the people too strongly
10 hear him. He has found his field of
abor. He speaks Of the things he has
,een and known, and everybody is en-
,husiastic over the message he brings.
Nothing but good can come from his be-
ing with you. He ought to go through
tut our entire denomination in this kind |
II work." At the Christian church Sat-
,rday night with stereopticon, and preach
% Sunday.