Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-12-05

Take the chair Oh with them. too.
Alvan Holman OF St. Adams was about
town lately.
Hon. James Hutchinson is boarding al
| the Red Loo Inn.
i Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Noble OF Bethel were
visitors ct Mr.. Willard Gay'sa few days
ago.
Hon. ]. K. Darling, a. K. Darling and
George L. stow, Of Chelsea, were in town
Mrs. Heber Holman went Friday to
waterbury to remain for little time with
friends there.
Mrs. Nathaniel Clark OF st. Albans and
MIS-. Childs Of Bethel spent Friday with
Miss Abbie Clark.
Mrs. Ellen Chandler went to Burling-
ton, Saturday, to remain over Sunday
with her two daughters.
Miss Allace Chase Of Smith college
spent the Thanksgiving vacation with her
mother, Mrs. Anna Chase.
Miss Angie Leonard Of Pomfret has de.
cided to continue her studies at the High
school through the winter term.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Washburn, who
had been visiting friends In other parts OF
the state, returned again Saturday.
Willis T. Hparhawk, submaster OF the
Hitchcock Free school In Brimfield Mass.
was home last week on short vacation.
Mrs. Reuben Cole returned to East Som.
erville, Mass, Friday after q soiourn OF
several weeks with friends in Randolph.
Saturday, Charles Davis, ESQ.,, Fred q,
Winch, Mrs. E. 0. Thurston and daugh-
ter, Nina, and Mrs. Holt OF Mortified
were IN Randolph.
Dean B. Fassett OF this place and Miss
Gertrude Jones Of Goshen were
married Wednesday evening, November
9th, by Charles X. Granger, justice Of the
peace.
r.. R. Slack, who has been kept closely
confined at homo by injuries received
some time ego BY falling from load while
at work In the fields, was down to the viii
lage Friday and announced himself as
worth several dead men yet.
The late Gilman B. Dubois OF Boston
was insured In the Mutual Life under two
policies .aggregating 5000: The amount
heirs was III ,5S8, being increased BY the
dividends which he had allowed to &C.
cumulate.
Dandelion blossoms were picked on
Thanksgiving day by Charles French.
The Oldest inhabitant was confident that
the weather that day was the warmest
for the season OF the year that he ever re-
membered 1t, and other people with q
more limited experience ii weather con.
stdered 1t as remarkable as 1t was delight.
full.
A hearing was had before Chancellor
Rowell, Friday, upon the chancery SUIT Of
J. K. Darling, administrator OF the 8. B.
Hebard estate, Uersus Curtis 8. Emery.
administrator Of the Pauline A. Cabot es.
tate and others. 1t was bill of inter-
j. K. Darling appeared for himself, and
George L. Stow represented the defend
ants.
The success OF the State Teachers con-
vention was due, In no small measure, to |
the energetic way in which Superintend- |
emit Kelly, Principal Hardy and the whole |
corps OF st. J0hnsbury teachers took hold |
OF the matter. They assumed the local |
expenses, amounting to some 3l25, and
we're determined from the start that the |
teachers who rallied here from differ
emit parts Of the state should find warm
welcome and full measure OF entertain
ment. They are to be congratulated on
the result st. Johnsbury Republican.
young people in Randolph is announced.
The gentleman is recent conner but dur
ing his brief stay has managed to impress
every one with the correctness OF his style
and the elegance OF his appearance. The
young lady, who is an acknowledged
beauty, has long held undisputed sway as
The belle OF Randolph and is admired not
only for her taste in dress but for her un-
usual sweetness OF disposition, no one
ever having seen frown upon her brow
Or heard an unpleasant word from her
TbnsN vHo M Monilrir KAn
ney and Miss Betsey Thomas.
During the December term OF the Or
lnge county court, which began Tuesday,
;hese cases are to be tried BY jury; W. s.
curtis v.Charles A. Watson, assumpsit; w.
Curtis v. George NJ. Cuthbertson, ty0ver
Town Of Randolph v. Town OF ROxbury,
pauper case; Thatcher Stone v. Lyman
J. Hayes, libel; j. Gilman Mann Y. Free I
Press association, libel; D. c. Woodward
!. e. w. Granger and another and trustee,
Town OF Randolph v. Town OF
2oxbury, pauper case; Minnie L. Hayes Y.
Willard 2. Hayes, divorce; Lula "A. TInk-
on G. Morris v. Margaret Morris, divorce.
At half past ten last Thursday morning,
union Thanksgiving service was held in I.
he Methodist church, and OF the fifteen !
+ eighteen hundred inha bitants in RAN !.
olph there were not found that returned
d rive glory to God for the mercies and
blessings OF the year save seventy. The !
eryice was conducted by Revs. Robson,
dorrow and Hardy, and the sermon was
elivered by the pastor OF the church, the
lev. F. K. Graves, who chose Tor his text
'salms cxxvi. 3-"The Lord hath done
reat things for us, whereof we are glad" .
dr. Graves remarks were not OF the usu.
stereotyped Thanksgiving pattern and !
roro listened To with interest and pleas.