Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-03-26

w. B. Wall has gone; to New London
Conn. on business.
Charles Plumley OF Northfeld was dowr
Tuesday on business.
Russell Burridge goes to-day to yisi
his brother In East 6omerville, Mass.
A small party was very pleasantly enter
tanned by Mrs. Ellen Blanchard, Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. M. M. Wilson arrived Tuesday
from LAconia, N. H., accompanied BY hel
grandmother.
j Miss Mary Regain and Miss Heller
Jacques OF st. Adams spent Sunday witt
Miss Carrie Hauher.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Conant Of Springfield
Mass, were the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs
1 Julius Lamson yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs, c. w. Miles Of Merrimac
Mass, are the guests OF their daughter
4 Mrs. Charles Tewksbury.
There will be special meeting Of the
Rebekahs next Tuesday night for work,
All members are requested to be present.
There will be an auction sale of car
load OF fine horses at j. @. Dyer's livery
stable next Monday afternoon at one
O'Clock.
Il. L. Bass has an order for car load OF
maple sugar to be shipped to Denver, COL,
where he sent three and half tons early
| in the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Atwood from Plym-
outh, N. H., are here to attend the we'd
ding Of their nephew, Mr.. p. I. Salisbury,
which takes place at six this evening.
The Woman's Auxiliary Of st. Johns
church will meet at the rector's next Tues
| - kk...~ ~, IL hnr Ia nI~AL
| ing for the colored school in Cairo, Ill.
The screen mill is running now both
night and day, the night work being per-
formed by few Of the piece hands.
About forty people are at present en-
ployed there.
Charles Written, who has been clerking
the past winter in st. Johnsbury, stopped
here Saturday on his way to Franklin
Falls, N. H., where he has very much
better position.
and Miss Florence M. Kibbee were mar
ried at the home of Horace Kibbee in
Brookfeld, Monday, March 23rd, by Rev.
G. W. Morrow.
Charles and Scion Sulham, who were ar
rested for burglary committed in New
Hampshire, pleaded guilty before the
courts Of that state and were sentenced to
two years in states prison. McFadden,
an accomplish, turned states evidence and
was discharged. The Sulhams were taken
to Concord last night.
Miss Philbrick started Tuesday for Dor
chester, Mass, having received word that
her nephew, Arthur Walsh, was failing
rapidly. The young man, who has made
brave fight against that fatal malady,
consumption, spent the greater part OF
the winter here in hopes that the climate
might benefit his health, and went away
still hopeful and anxious to try what the
air OF Jamaica would do, but has at no
time felt strong enough to undertake the
journey.
A little explanation with regard to the
circulation OF the books in the Randolph
Book club may perhaps be in order. The
books were first distributed March 18th
and were to be kept two weeks, so that the
proper time to pass the books to the next
ones on the list will be tomorrow, March
9th. IL any member OF the club wishes
to pass book before the regular day OF
exchange, an arrangement should be made
with the one to whom it is passed, and the
book marked for the regular day of ex-
change. II a book Is kept over the allotted
time, fine OF two cents day will be i'm
posed, and the book, in that case, should
DE marked Ior the DAY IL 1B passed, and
not for the regular day OF exchange. II
care is taken in marking the books, trouble
at the end Of the year viii be prevented.
The Vermont bankers assembled in
Montpelier yesterday to form state bank
ers' association with the following off
GERS ~ President, c. P. Smith, president OF
the Burlington Savings bank; vice presi-
dent, +. Stewart Strauahan OF the Weldon
National bank, st. Albans secretary and
treasurer, q. 0. Leonard, treasurer OF the
Bradford Trust company; executive COM
mittee -C.S. Page Of Hyde Park, president
OF the Lamoille County Savings bank and
vice president of the Lamoille County Ma
tional bank; George s. Dowley, president
Of the Vermont National of Brattleboro;
Wayne Bailey, president OF the Rutland
Savings bank; F. E. Burgess, cashier OF
the Howard National bank, Burlington;
James w. Brock, vice president OF the
Montpelier Savings bank and Trust COM
pany; VIM. H. Dubois, president OF the
Randolph National bank, and VIM. 8.
Boynton, treasurer of the Passumpsic
Savings bank. Bylaws were adopted and
permanent organization effected.