Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-03-05
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1t is reported to be excellent skating on
Weston nat.
Mr.. Gilman Moulton returned to New
York yesterday.
Alvan Holman OF st. Adams arrived in
town yesterday.
Miss Nettie Webster is one of the later
victims OF the mumps.
Miss Marion Mcintyre from u. V. M.
has been at home for a few days.
The Chautauqua Circle will meet next
Monday evening with Mrs. A. b. Tewks-
bury.
The W. G. T. u. will meet with Mrs. FL
len Newton at three O'Clock Friday alter
noon.
Miss May Proper has gone back to
Windsor, having taken her departure yes
terday.
Horace Moulton is spending few days
at Dartmouth college with his brother,
Sherman.
Mrs. A. j. Curtis visited DR.. and Mrs.
G. A. Wheeler in White River junction
yesterday.
Rev. Seward Robson delivered lecture
before the Good Templars in Rochester,
Tuesday night.
Hon. Crosby Miller OF Pomfret and his
daughter, Mrs. Ellen Chandler, are at DIR.
H. II. McIntyre's.
The Woman's Auxiliary of st. Johns
church will meet next Tuesday afternoon
with Mrs. l.. p. Thayer.
There is one case Of scarlatina in the vii
lage, that of Harry Morian, who is sick at
his home on Fales street.
v. A. Foster is at his home in Weston,
Mass, for short vacation from his vocal
studies with Professor Trask.
X G. G. Written is confined to the house
by an attack Of the grip, and Mrsr Whit
ten is also sick with hard cold.
The ladies of the Baptist church served
an excellent boiled dinner to about fifty
hungry voters town meeting day.
AN. Culver has returned home from
Iaftsyiile, the great thaw not having left
snow enough in that locality for business
purposes.
The Post, Relief Corps, Sons of veter-
ans and their friends are invited to box
sociable at Mr.. Robert Parkers's next
Tuesday evening
Selva Holman, who has been tax ing the
treatment at DIR. Bingham's hospital in
Burlington several weeks, is again at
home, arriving Tuesday.
Miss Evon, matron of the Old Ladies'
Home in Pittsfield, Mass, and Miss Nellie
Coburn Of Methuen, Mass, were recent
guests at Mr.. j. ID. Wheeler's
Remember that Mr.. II. w. Tewksbury's
lecture, '"rhe Coming Storm" which was !
postponed last week, will be given in Du-
Bois X Gays hall Tomorrow evening,
March 9th.
N. NJ Draper's Office business is no long
err an experiment but has come to stay.
His business has been constantly increas-
ing and has given perfect satisfaction. |
Read his advertisement.
Miss Bessie Kent OF Mortified has en-
tered the teachers class in The Randolph |
Normal school and, while pursuing her |
studies there, will spend Saturdays and |
Sundays with Mr.. and Mrs. William Bass.
No new cases OF diphtheria have been
discovered, and the quarantine has been
removed from the Goodrich house. The
two sons Of Mr.. %. /. Bass are likewise I'M
proving, and the diphtheria scare seems
to be practically at an end.
The large factory at Plymouth, N. H., of
which Mr.. j. w. Atwood was the super
intendent, was burned Sunday night.
This fire will probably cause something OF
4 loss to Mr.. Atwood, as he was financi-
ally interested in the factory.
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Mr.. Henry w. Tewksbury will deliver
his lecture, "The Coming Storm" in Du-
Bois 6 Gays hall Tomorrow evening,
March 9th. The large number Of seats al
ready secured testifies pleasantly to the in.
terest taken in the subject and the spsak-
ar.
Miss Rastall of Chicago will speak in
,he Congregational church next Sunday at
The morning and evening services. Miss
Rastall is a graduate Of Mr.. Moody's train
ing school and has been doing evangelistic
work the past six months in Vermont, in
,he employment of the Vermont Domestic
Missionary society.
School In district No. IL, Miss Emma j..
Moses, teacher, closed February 21st. Olive
sargent and Laroy Danyou we're neither
lbsent nor tardy during the term. Those
Ibsent three days or less are Blanche Sar-
rent, George Pope, Albert and Alexander
ratro. Roy Smith had no tardy marks.
1aroy Danyou was absent only two half /
lays during the year. VI