Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-10-29
Randolph Continued.
[From preceding page.

Hon. VIM. II. Dubois was in Mont
pelier yesterday.
Rev. G. W. Morrow will preach at 2: %
O'Clock next Sunday afternoon in tn
Peth schoolhouse.
John Skinner of Denver has been a re
cent guest at the home of his brother-in
law, ID. Q. Woodward.
Tile draining has been laid on Schoo
street to carry of the surface water in tn,
time OF spring freshets.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. B. Merrill OF Wood
stock are spending the Gay with Mrs
MerrilPs brother, the Rev. Homer White
The public is cordially invited to 6
boiled dinner and hash supper, which
will be served in the Edison hall Election
day, November 3rd.
! There will be dance Friday evening,
November 9th, in the Grange hall, 10
/ which only the grangers of this and sur.
rounding towns will be invited.
w. A. Smith. who is we'll. known in
this vicinity, has lately opened jewelry
store in Melrose, Mass, making a speci-
atty of examining eyes and fitting glasses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Avery Thrasher OF Clin-
ton Park, Melrose, Mass, former resi-
dents of Randolph, are receiving con-
gratulations on ten pound boy, born
October stb.
The renowned Crescent City uuartette
originated with Gorton's Minstrels and
can be heard nowhere else. Several COM
panies advertise Crescent City quartette
but the originals are and always have
been Gorton.
Charles Wood, H. b. Bell, W. E. Lam
son and daughter, Grace. Mrs. Charles
Tewksbury, Mrs. W. &. Cushman, Misses
Clara Dubois, Grace Bailey and Louise
Hastings attended the musical conven.
ton in Bethel yesterday.
Peter Sault, while at work about his
house on Forest street Tuesday forenoon.
suffered a shock of congestive form. He
was unconscious for over an hour, but
upon rallying, showed no signs of paraly-
sis. He is at present improving.
Professor Buell., whose illustrated lee
ture, entitled 1.-TWO Continents" has met
with unqualified success in all the princi-
pal cities of the United States and Cana
ola, is to give this popular entertainment
in Dubois & Gays hall November 12th.
he presents scenes from both the Old and
New World in a wonderfully realistic
manner. and makes the evening one of
pleasure and profit.
Concerning Gorton's MinstreIs, who are
to appear in Dubois & Gays hall next
Tuesday evening, November Bird. the 81
Adams Messenger makes the following
comment 'GortonS Mlnstrels, the old
gave an excellent entertainment
at the theatre last evening. II is not the
largest minstrel show on the road. but il
is made up of artists in their lines and I
they please, which, we suppose, is the oh I
lect of the organization Not the least
among the features is the excellent band. /
The singing was good, and the work of
Kennedy and Wonder from Keith's I4th
street theatre, was excellent. Ii Won AT.
tend Gorton's Minstrels, you are sure of |
pleasant evenings entertainment
Stiles Mcmillan, who claims to have
been born at st. Adams Bay in July Of
ne year 1876, walked from WILLIAMSBURG
. Roxbury recently, and then accented .
'lde with Mr.. Frank Griswold to this
place. He stopped at Roxbury lone
'nough to inspect the fish hatchery IN
company with party of legislators. VINO
eem 10 regard this spot as a favorite re-.
ort. Mr.. Mcmillan was presented to
ne governor and several state officials. an
u Whom expressed their pleasure al meet.
ng man 100 years and 4 months old ana /
arnestly urged him to join the Young
den S Republican club. The Old frentle5
nan, Who IS as spry as a cat. saws mar
7. men q boy OF 90, he drove a stage between
Z. Adams and Burlington. and relates
IN pride the story of his shaking hands
I'm General ana Mrs. Washington. The ,
alter, he says, wore dainty lace can and a 4
cured dress that be suppuses was OF {
besides calico.