Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-06-13
Randolph Concluded.
Harry and Fred Hayward are in Bosto

marry anu rreu nay warn are III DoStoi
William Mann OF northern New Yor
reached home few days ago.
], The double block OF 8. H. Brooks ha
been painted in attractive colors.
The Good Templars meet Thursda
evening, the 18th inst, in the 9. A.
! hall.
Miss Dora Parish Of Miller's Falls, \
Y, is spending several weeks with friend
IN this village.
Mr.. James belong OF Shrreham calle'
on friends IL Braintree and Randolph tn
first OF the week.
Hon. and Mrs. Crosby Miller and Mrs
Ellen Chandler took their departure TO
Pomfret, Saturday.
Miss May Cross went Monday to Hol
yoke, Mass, where she has secured EN-
ployment in store
/ J. F. Waterman OF Montpelier sold fou
organs and two pianos last week. A pref
ty good weeks work.
Mrs. T. j. Adams gives a birthday party
this afternoon to Masters Robbie Adams
and Franklin Salisbury.
| The w. r. G. will serve ice cream anc
cake next Monday evening at 7:3o o'clock,
The cornet band will be present.
uIs. mary IIdlt Cauc CdtQIQal llu1
New York City to visit her nephew and
niece, Arthur and Miss Emma Pratt.
| Mrs. P. A. Storey and daughter, Win
ME, from Cambridge have been visiting
Mrs. Storey's sister, Mrs. ]. B. Wells.
A. H. Bell was in Burlington, Tuesday,
attending the Masonic Council OF DELHI
GRAFTON and Ancient Accepted Scottish
Rite.
Mrs. E. n. Godfrey, who has been sick
several weeks, gains very slowly, and the
past week Mr.. Godfrey has been confined
to the bed, but is now somewhat better.
Mrs. c. W. Orcutt of Roxbury is
staying with her parents, Mr.. and
ing to regain strength after her recent i'll
ness.
The many friends OF Mrs. Henry Bag
covering from long Illness and steadily
improving in health under the care of DR..
George w. Scott.
DR.. Gilman Frost of Hanover, n. H.,
Hon. Zed Stanton OF Roxbury, Mrs. Fred
Whitney OF Mortified, and Mrs. W. E.
Williams OF Boston were a few Of the ar
rivals in Randolph lately.
A quartette from here, composed OF DR..
A. c. Bailey, o. j. Marcott, A. II. Beedle
and D. c. Woodward, furnished music for
the graduating exercises of the Rochester
High school Friday night.
Mrs. Charles Fish of Palmer. Mass,
stopped here over Friday night, at J. F.
Hobart's, on her way to Montpelier,
where her daughter, Miss Annie, is tax
ing course IN music at the Methodist
seminary.
Senator and Mrs. George Booth Of San
Francisco were the guests OF DR.. and Mrs
H. Fl. Mcintyre last Friday. Mrs. Booth
was formerly Miss Laura Aldrich and one
of Mrs. McIntyre's fellow student at the
Normal school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gleason OF Warren
came Friday to visit Mrs. Gleason's
brother, DR.. <. F. Upham, and after a
short stay, Mr.. Gleason departed on a
trip to Philadelphia. his wife remaining
here during his absence.
Tuesday evening, the parishioners Of
the Rev. f. K. Graves, pastor OF the Meth
odist church, assembled at the parsonage,
on Prospect avenue, for a parish visit.
About sixty were present, and the gath
ering took the form OF pound party.
Since the introduction of his electric
fan, DR.. @. A. Wheeler says il is a posi-
tive pleasure to have teeth extracted in
right, but, for one. we are willing to take
his word for it.-White River Junction
Landmark.
At the meeting of the Randolph Cycle
club last Monday evening, 1t was voted
to admit eight applicants to membership,
and arrangements were made for club
run to Snowsville next Friday afternoon
at 4 O'Clock sharp. There will probably be
a great many wheels, as all the members
seem anxious to make the first run sue
cessful one. Ice cream and cake will be
served at the Blanchard House.
Hon. ]. P. Bass, proprietor OF the Ban
COR Commercial, daily paper published
at Bangor, Me-, made wing trip here to
attend the wedding Of his niece, Miss
Nettle Bass, and to pay brief visit to his
friends and relatives in this section OF
New England. He left Randolph bound
for Bar Harbor by circuitous roite, me-
by his business engagements,
and. according to his usual custom, will
spend the summer at that famous resort.
On the Sd of this month occurred the
tgenty-first anniversary OF the marriage |
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry s. Tobey. The
event was remem bered and duly cele-
brated by their friends and relatives.
Between and 5 O'Clock, supper was an
nounced, and with the bride and bride
groom OF twenty-one years at their head,
all gathered to partake OF q most bounti-
full ana appetizing repast. The presents
were very pretty and, above all, very use.
full. Every one enjoyed the evening and
the good music furnished By those present.
At the wedding OF Mr.. Ernest Tracy
and Miss Nettie Bass, which occurred
Wednesday evening OF last week, the GER
emony was performed by Rev: Y. n.
Hardy, and the wedding guests from out
OF town were Miss Ella Tapley OF Worces-
ter. Miss Anne Howe OF North
Tupbridge, Hon. j. P. Bass OF Bangor,
Me-. Mrs. W. A. Andrews Of Boston.
Mrs. Milford Soules Of Chester. Mrs. H.
n. HAYES OF Berlin, Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Tracy OF Barre Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Tracy OF Brookfield and Mr.. and Mrs.
Foster Tracy OF Roxbury. The beautiful
wedding march was played BY Miss Tap.
lev, and during the ceremony the prldai
partv stood in front Of handsome forai
decoration in green and white. After the
buzz OF congratulations and good wishes
had somewhat subsidized, refres OF
ice cream. cake and lemonade were served
The gifts were both valuable and numer-
Gus, including much solid silver ana
handsome paintings, and testinea
10 the respect and esteem in which Dotn
Mr.. and Mrs. Tracy are universally held.