Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-02-13

pelier were here last week to attend the
Firemen's ball.
NJ. c. Morse and daughter, Mabel, OF
Barre spent Sunday with the formers
brother, F. P. Morse.
II is expected that in the near future
Mr.. Henry w. Tewksbury will give a new
lecture in Dubois & Gays hall.
] Two OF Fred Goodrich's children are
/ sick with diphtheria, and one Of them has
the disease in its malignant form.
It is not the Group but the mumps that
has been keeping Mr.. G.. l.. Martin so
closely confined to the house lately.
Harry Eaton, who has been entertain
| ing the mumps for the past three weeks,
is able to be out OF doors once more.
The birthday party at the Cong'l church
win be Friday evening, the 21st, and not
| tomorrow evening as stated elsewhere.
VIM. H. Kenney has rented tenemen
| in the Morton block, in which his store
! located, and moved yesterday from the
Ford house on Central street
| The Woman's Auxiliary Of st. Johns
church will meet Tuesday afternoon,
February 18th, at Mr.. Justin II. Moulton's
for Lenten work. A full attendance is de-
sired.
Mrs. Ellen Bryant, who has been nurs-
ing Mrs. Electa Cushman OF Barre through
severe attack OF pneumonia, returned
home Monday, leaving her patient able
to sit up.
Miss Belle Morse has decided to enter
the University OF Vermont as astudent,and
at the last meeting of the grange resigned
her office as lecturer. 1t was at once unan-
imousIy voted that Mrs. A. B. Manchester
take her place.
OH in, panAaInb
Yesterday on his way to Montpelier to
the banquet given by the Young Repub-
licans In honor OF Lincoln's birthday.
Among others present on this occasion
were L. B. Johnson, Luke Parish, and
Hon. Vim. II. Dubois. There were five
hundred at the banquet, which was very
elegant affair.
The Firemen's ball was quite a success
Friday night Notwithstanding the inclem-
ency OF the weather. Very excellent mus
ic was furnished by Gilson's orchestra, and
the grand march was led by Mr.. Fred
Smith and Miss Winnie Chadwick, who
proved exceptionally safe guides to follow
in crooked and uncertain ways. There
were nearly sixty couples on the floor, and
large number of spectators were present
to enjoy the music and the graceful evolu-
lions of the dancers The proceeds from
the sale OF tickets covered the expenses OF
the ball, bat the firemen Will hardly be
able to retire on the profits derived from
the dance. The members of the Hose
company desire to thank those who
showed an interest in their organization
by voluntary purchase of tickets.
One of our local photographers had an
interesting experience the other day with
verdant couple from the back districts
who came in to have their pictures taken.
lie photographed them in the regulation
attitudes. and then the Young man. with
sbeepish grin ornamenting his ingenious
countenance. approached and stammer-
ingly inquired II he couldn't stake ,em as
they looked in lookin' glass; Consid-
erably mvstified by this request. the pho-
tographer retired to his dark room and
racked his brains in vain effort to imag-
inc show in thunder they looked In a look
i'm glass; Emerging from his retreat. the
sight that met his dazzled OPTICS nearly
petrifed him. but ssthe ruling passion
strong in deathu impelled him to seize his
camera and focus it on the radiant Romeo
and Juliet. who left all the embarrassment
Of the situation to the blushing artist.
That gentleman diyed under the cloth
that covered his instrument. and vowed
vow hereafter to advertise snecial rates for
the sslookin' glass, pose for the benefit OF |
out of town trade.
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