Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-04-18


Mrs. Carroll Dutton.
Miss Edith Abbott begins her school IN
Pittsfield next Monday.
Wheeler, Lamson & Company are again
manufacturing tub fasteners
The W.C.T.U. will meet with MRS. Y. M
Hardy, Friday afternoon, at O'CLOCK.
Leland Rising has returned from Palm
Beach, Florida, where he has been passing
the winter.
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cents each extra.
Hudson Bailey and family are moving
from Prospect avenue to the Willard mar
tin farm in Beanville.
Mrs. Benton, who lives with her daugh'
ter. Mrs. Frances Moses, Is recovering
from quite serious illness, caused by the
grip.
Willis o. Belknap, former college mate
OF Harry q. Allen, and late OF Chattanooga,
Tenn, was the guest OF Mr.. Alien over
Sunday.
DR.. and Mrs. A. G. Bailey and Mrs. Jane
Bailey were in Waterbury, Sunday, IN al
tendance on the Vermont Methodist con-
ference.
Beedle's orchestra OF Keene, N. II will
be here next Monday night, and none can
afford to lose the grand concert in DUBOIS
d Gays hall.
Alyan Holman goes soon to st. Adams,
where he has secured position in the
new clothing stole lately opened BY one OF
the Morton brothers.
Herbert Mcintosh, son Of Mrs. L. z. Nc.
Intosh, has been elected city engineer OF
Burlington, winning the election over
Gov. Woodburys son.
Frank Eaton, proprietor OF the Cres-
cent drug store OF Montpelier, was in
town recently, having been called here by
the illness of relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Terry started Tues
day for Bradford, Mass, having received
news OF the death of Mrs. Terry's brother,
the late Frank Bigelow.
C. NJ. Howard has enlarged his office in
the depot yard six feet by ten, by divid-
ing the old building and placing the addi-
ton between the two sides.
John Abbott OF the Harvard Law school
spent Sunday in Randolph. and II. A..
Crandall, wife and child of Burlington
were the guests of Mrs. l.. +. Mcintosh.
The selectmen wish to notify the public
that the iron bridge over Ayers brook,
on iut IOuu W Vic hduIhSbtSi Las
been so washed by the high water that it
is impossible.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Trerise, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. B. Eldredge, Mr.. and Mrs. Alton Hub.
bard, MIR. and Mrs. A. j. Huse and Mrs.
E. NJ. Bicktord were initiated into the
Order of the Eastern Star at its last regu-
lar meeting.
Annie, the little daughter Of Willis S.
uia In tyff -
tonsiiitis. Tuesday, two doctors were
called and lanced bunch that had gath
cred in her neck. She is considered TO be
in critical condition.
Monday. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Robinson,
who live on the road to the Center, cele-
brated the fiftieth, anniversary OF their
and their children and friends
them with chamber set, silver
knives and forks and many other useful
articles.
Mr.. Frank F. Sault is evidently past
master in the art nf paper hanging, judg-
ing from the work done by him in I he par
ors OF Mr.. E p. Flint. The paper is laid
as paint, and not suspicion of
wrinkle Is to be seen in the most awkward
The Woman's Auxiliary of st. Johns
church held its annual meeting for the
election Of officers at the residence OF Rev.
Homer White, Tuesday afternoon. The
result was as follows. Mrs. j. w. Burt,
president; Miss Mary Moulton, vice presi-
dent; NJ iss Ella Parsons, secretary Mrs.
Anna Chase, treasurer: Mrs. Nm. Draper,
Mrs. Willard Martin and Miss Mary
executive committee. After the
election, tea was served by the Junior
Auxiliary.
The annual spring moving is not yet
)ver. James Carrigan and wife, who have
been living in Bethel, are now occupying
/ tenement In the Lamson house on South
Pleasant street; Mrs. j. NJ. Stevens has
moved from Weston street to the Ed. Nc
lntosh house on School street; Miss Clara
Badger has rented room in the Id. Will
Jams house, and Frank Ash is to take
of Joseph Sault's house on
Weston street the first of May.
AT the last annual meeting OF the grad
ID school district, the committee were in
trueted to formulate plan for addition
i schoolroom by charging the Academy
and to report at the next annual
chool meeting in June or at special
meeting to be called before that time.
The committee has been surveying the
academy lot and taking measurements OF
Ian, full particulars OF which will be CIV
n in these columns as soon as it is per
ected
The marshy piece OF ground back OF Mr..
rving Chase's las been a beautiful little
AXE and it is pity it cannot be kept so.
t would make safe place for rowing and
would add to the attractiveness OF our vii
age. Perhaps ii could be so. II is now
veil inclosed by high banks on all sides
Except the river. A bank or levee might
,e thrown up along the river, with an
'pening left at the upper and lower ends
0 as to give circulation OF he water to
md from the river. A little dredging
light be necessary to lower trifle the |
svel Of the lake.
Mr.. p. e. Bagley's trombone solo, "The
'ayorite," by Hartmann, was superb and |
Jas greeted with great volume OF APP |
lause. The selection is one of the most |
ifficult OF cornet pieces, and the skill re-
uired. to make it success on the diff
ult trombone may thus tie appreciated. !
1r Bagley has been favorite in Keene
yer since bis connection with Beedle's
rchestra, coming here from honorable |
with the Boston Symphony
rchestra and other famous musical or.
anizations. But it is doubtful il his
plendid work has ever been thoroughly
ppreciated. The song, Embarrassment"
Abt, was given for response. --Keene
n. H. Erening Sentinel.
The Vermont Methodist Conference, in
$ list OF appointments, has placed Rev
/. X. Graves in charge OF the Methodist
nurch IN Randolph, and assigned to Rev.