Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-05-16

Editor L. B. johnson spent the day ii
, Burlington, Friday.
Mrs. Clarence Moulton and daughter
Dalsy, are In New York City.
George Parker and family are living il
Inc spencer house on Elm street.
Hale Brakes auction was postponed
from last Monday to next Monday.
Judge Rowell is in Montpelier, attend
ing general term OF the supreme court.
/ A team belonging to Albert Lamb took
sliveiy spin down Main street the other
day.
Miss Nancy Culley OF Montpelier has
Bass.
Miss June Fassett gave small party
Monday evening at her home on Central
! street. H 1-11'
The w. c. T. U. will meet with Mrs.
Susie E. Morrow at 8 O'Clock Friday al.
ternoon. as
Mrs. Lavinia Carleton has gone to spend
the summer with friends In Tunbridge
and Barre.
The ladies Of the M. E. church will serve
q New England dinner in the church par.
Tors Decoration Day.
Parsons and Sault have sold twenty
four bicycles 80 far this season, seven be-
ing disposed Of last week.
DR.. and Mrs. E. o. Blanchard and Mr..
and Mrs. F. E. Dubois are at DR.. Frost's
in Hanover, N. H., to-day.
The Ladies' Aid Of the Christian church
Will bold its annual meeting with Mrs. j. |
W. Rowell, Thursday afternoon at three |
O'Clock. 500
Messrs. A. G. Wheeler and F. A. Hobart |
nave been drawn as jurymen to attend the |
United States court at Windsor, Tuesday, |
May 2lst.
Mrs. A. G. Wheeler has taken Mrs. Min
nie Hayes to the Caspian Lake camping
ground TO assist her in doing the work
this season.
The Ladies' Aid OF the Methodist church
will hold sociable Thursday afternoon
and evening with Mrs. Albert Morse at
No. %, Central street.
The Tewksbury farm, with the excep-
ion OF the land on the north side of the
Branch, has been decided by the Savings
,snk to Lucius Goodhart, for the sum OF
Z, 900.
Mrs. Anna Mccall and her friend, Miss
2alston, are expected from New York this
week to open "Elm Cottage" for the sum-
ner. The rest of the family will arrive
little later.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Lane OF Montpelier,
amuel Mcintosh OF Mortified, Rev. A.
!. Gilbert OF Penacook, N. H., and Mrs.
ling OF Northfield were q few OF the re-
ent visitors in Randolph.
Mrs. Charles Griswold and her friend,
irs. j. w. Greenwood, who have been
isiting at Mr.. Frank Griswold's since
he first of the week, went back to East '
Mass, yesterday.
The "Bells of Corneville" company
hitch holds forth at Dubois & Gays hall
he oath inst. is one OF the best that has y
listed our city this season and deserves a
beral patronage. The opera libretto is
and entertaining, the music q
right and sparkling, the costumes Q
'om Boston are attractive and often gor. =
eous, and tableaux with colored lights I
Id the beauty of spectacular effects to \
ne whole. The lovers OF opera in RAN 2
olph cannot AFFORD to miss 1t, even IL ?
1ey give some other one the go.by to s.
tend this.
The West Randolph High School Ath- q
tic association will hold its spring meet =
Manchester Park Saturday afternoon. a.
his meet will determine the representa-. ~
yes OF the school at the Dartmouth Inter- y
lolastic Athletic meet at Hanover in e,
Inc. There will be some exciting and y
ose contests, as there are many entries n
Id the boys have been training faith Sc
lily, Some OF them in trials have equalled IL
e Dartmouth records. You will enjoy q
eassnt afternoon watching the friendly "
ntests. Among the events will be two Y
cycle races, &C