Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-08-13

Leon Latham Of South Royalton spent
yesterday in town.
Mrs. Marvin Parmenter is visiting rela-
tives in Rochester.
Mrs. ]. Stannard OF st. Adams is visit
ing At e. A. Thomas.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Tyler last week.
Mrs. 8. B. Hale of Granfield, Mass, Ii
visiting at NJ. d. Church's.
Miss Mabel Preston OF Bethel was Miss
Eva Bates guest over Sunday.
Miss Eta Aarwood went to Northfield
Wednesday to visit there for week.
Edgar Salisbury returned from Green's
boro Tuesday and the mill started
Wednesday.
Rev. A. 8. Gilbert OF Bethel church.
Boston, is staying for few days at Bell
Brothers home.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. W. "A. Putnam spent a
couple OF daysin Bethel lately as guests
of G.. H. Kimbell.
Mrs. A. O. Hood and son, Edmund, Of
Winooski have been entertained lately at
A. H. Hendricks.
The class for union Bible study will
meet at the Congl church next Tuesday
afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Mrs. 4. M. Bickford OF Claremont. n.
H.. came yesterday to visit her daughter,
Mrs. Robert a. Gold,
Miss Gertrude Hart, who has been at
home because OF the illness OF her mother,
is again at Hon. James Hutchinson's.
Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Cole arrived last
evening at Il. j. Adams after an enjoyable
carriage trip to the White Mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Shequinne left this
morning for two weeks visit in Swan
ton, st. Adams and Highgate Springs.
Miss l.. NJ. Sinclair, teacher in the
st. Jnhnsbury schools, arrived yesterday
and is the guest Of Mrs. Laura E. Mead.
Mrs. VIM. H. Nichols returned wednes-
day from New York City. accompanied
by Master George Nichols, her grand SON.
The Randolph baseball team defeated
the Bethels at Bethel last Saturday bv
score OF is to s. This is the third straight
defeat.
Mrs. Clarence Ford Of Belvidere, ILL.,. ar
rived Tuesday and is visiting old friends
in this vicinity. She is staying with Mrs.
j. d. Battles.
z. b. Phillips and wife OF Manchester.
n. H. are guests this week OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. l. Spear. d. G. French Of Bos-
ton, Mr.. Spears partner in the Lowell
town Lumber company, is also visiting
him.
Barnum a. Bailey's great show attracted
lbout 80 from this place to Montpelier
Wednesday. and this forenoon IS tickets
10 the Junction had been sold. A special
rain was run for the accommodation OF
.oday's passengers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert e. Flint OF Spring
ieid, Mass, are spending weeks vaca-
ION IN town visiting relatives and friends.
Mr.. Flint on July LIST resigned his position
n the city engineers department where
,e had been for Is years and has now gone
INTO the heating snd veptilating business
u his own account.
Last week Miss Elsie S. Powers gave an |
EXCELLENT lecture on physical Culture /
,efore an audience OF interested ladies in |
he Graded school building, preparatory
o the formation OF Glasses Tor its study. |
Inc urged the wisdom Of efnulating now
days the example OF the Greeks, who de-
'oted much attention 10 healthy physical
development, and she showed convincing
Y the physiological, aesthetic and psy-
biological advantages which result from +
he faithful practice of the Emersonian
ystem of physical culture Classes in or
tory and physical culture were formed
nd ten lessons in each viii be given dur
ny this month and September. Those de-
irons OF taking the work viii be admitted
Until the classes become too advanced
The carnival for which the mem bers OF
he Rebekah lodge have been making ex-
ensive preparations for some time will be
reid In Dubois d Gays hall next week
and Friday evenings. 1t prom
SEES to be an event worthy OF the time and
york bestowed on it The hall will be
ancifnliy trimmed and provided with ten
'ooths, representing different nations. In
ach booth there will be on exhibition
nd for sale articles having association
rith that nation. There will be useful
nd fancy articles and foot hsome array
1 refreshments. A program including /
peaking. singing and drill will he pre-
ented. II is hoped that large number
FILL attend. Those who have fancy arti- |.
les made for the carnival are requested to
save them with Mrs. Fred Dunn on Ran
olph avenue. /
Mrs. Ellen s. Rockwell has arranged in /
be Sparhawk studio this week collec.
ion OF hand-painted china which Is con-
idered the finest ever seen in this vicini-
Y. and which shows that she il unquesl
ionably an artist in this dainty work. II
he articles In the exhibit would soon ex-
aust the average woman's adjectives and
ould not fail to delight any one with
,ndness for pretty things An elegant
sh set, fruit set, a chocolate set, deli
ately tinted In pink with gold trim
rings, and blue and white smoking set
re among the more remarkable OF the
eautiful dishes. but there are rose jars,
onbon dishes, tea caddies, olive dishes,
icture frames, candlesticks, bureau and
riting desk sets and numerous other ar
cles that 1t is treat to see.
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