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

~. III Tsrrbam commenced Mon
aow ~ o1erL In nr Morton's drug store,
49, Mo,d untchins and her brother OF
pt Use $3.50 Nc ,,;s;,;no M ana Mrs IA q.
I Dos.oii az ''''sAs
Cvan''
One OF Mr.; y. A. Ihomas SNOW VIII
dows Is very nanG ,se n''eu " ~ non'
" - wig o.aes :. 90 III
over thlrty from mere atenueu .no
Golden kule 0nrlslian Enueasof cohFeh
ton In East Randoipn iast "eek.
The adjourned meeting OF the bicycle
club will be held at 7:3O O'CLOCK next
Monday evening IN tne nuh'ing.on
studio.
Twenty-Five candidates were initiated
into the grange last Saturday night, ana
after the initiatory ceremonies, ice cream
and cake were served.
Col. r. ]. Kimball has been at "Mon-
| tague Place" for few days lately, but his
family will not arrive from Brooklyn for
the summer until some time in June.
| There will be a regular communication
OF Phoenix Lodge, No. %, F. & A. NJ,
Tuesday evening June 4th, at 1880 o'clock.
work. A good attendance is desired.
NJ and Mrs Jobn &. Dappett al Nenon.
set. Mass, Mrs. Reed OF Rockland, Mass,
| and ]. Churchill Daggett Of North Adams,
| Mass. are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Irving
Chase.
Nou Eno,ond dinner consisting Of
h,hod h"ons Srown and ~ Rite bread md
S;ncs nias dorghnnts nickies and coffee
Nil r. p served in the M, s. church narIors
| Decoration Day, from II 80 a. m. on. The
public is cordially invited.
~ II u Mcrntvre hoe sold hie inter.
oct =, he naw hjock now being erected on
/ Soe AAA VIZ AfSs SsS~~ ~---6
Tha iostar mill t;n;ah The huiiding aecord
mo to the original Man and install
m;ih;r n his Increasing procerv business.
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;ors met in DnRols n Gav,s hall fo re-
haarse for tho class dav exercises and were
aoreeahlv snrnrised fo find 4 delicious
traat ~ ;ce cream cake and lemonade
awaiting them for which they were in
| dahted n prot and Mrs. Whitehtll
nj. l. =, a,,,,s .,
| ne merry -s1-iounu 10 ~ se.ise 9 9pd
tIon On we par =, ,,o. y ara ,n1 ana
the Youngsters and many of the older
neonle are natronizing ii. NJ. /. Chad.
wick the nroprietor. keeps everything
about if in first class shape.-Bel lows
Fails Times.
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lazy Liuin oins, any, ~. III, yonn LAY,
discussion al uRlood as Effectinu the
Mental State.n
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souung .he siue VI .ne nm anu nus uoiug
amay WIN 'ns ST. 90 .o ~
leniov,ns ~ inuon ieai eo1a'e iioli sho
cohcrete WIKI
IN sGispu.e occas.oneu =! .ne rehioyai VI
soMe areIgn. Lroli tne ssaIlon, ohe y, uuL
local trucxmen, george =. Duinas, Struck
James Y. NewIon, ms lNai III traue, Mno
cia,meo 70 tnink tne lop peiongeu 70 nlni'
az ms own request, conpiaIn. MAS ~
.ereu a agalIs. Duhas, anu ne wss ofougn'
,ast nnuIsuay InoInlng neioEe non. Mh.
H. Nicnois, "no hneu nin' 20 any eos.s'
Mis-. n. h. Mcintyre went Tuesday to
Burlington to see her father, Hon. Crosby
Miller, who has lately had a cataract
removed from his eye by DR.. Woodward.
a piece OF naii tnat new INTO Judge Mi,
1T eye some linle ago was tne cause o.
ene cataract, anu wne. tne iat'er was ~
moves; ~ sne p,ece ., hai, was ;,, ipunu within
~. calaracI, Wnlcn y VIII oe necessary
70 remove ia'er' IL now FORMING on .ne
o'ner eye
Those having charge OF the graduation
exercises, which occur Thursday evening
of this week, request every one having
more than one ticket 10 the hall to give
the extra tickets to people who have none
in order that as many as possible may
lave tne pieasure o. lslening V the az
uIess w rresiuens lucker OF dartmouth
gollege, reopIe purposihg 10 attend
InuIsuay nignt are very earnestly re-
quested 70 DC ID tneir places al O'CLOCK
snarp
A centennial general convention of Con-
gregatioDal ministers and churches Is to
be held in the old First church in Ben
Dington, the Oldest church in Vermont,
during the coming month. The conyen-
tion numbers 206 clergymen, the oldest OF
whom in point Of service is the Rev. CAL
vin Granger OF East Fouitney, who was
oraaineo IN 1859, ana Is son OF captain
Jonh Granger, VINO came from west
Dralhtree, MASS, 70 nanoolpn ia loO4 ana
lived on the farm now owned by J. u.
mann.
J. l.. Mann, of the corner clothing store,
moves his stock OF goods Saturday to Du-
Bots d Gays hall, which he will occupy
during June ana July. The Rood milf
merry store has rented the room in the Du-
Bots 4 Gay block which the Globe Wall
Paper company last vacated, and moves at