Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-04-09
Randolph Continued.

Princes tub factory has shut down fol
the present.
! Dancing school Friday night in Dubois
& Gays hail.
Easter services will be held at the Chris
| tian church next Sunday.
Miss Glidden OF Boston is the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Chase.
The Rebekahs gave large whist party
in the Edison hall Tuesday night.
William Rathburn cut his foot quite
badly Monday while chopping wood.
Ernest Lewis OF the junior class of U
v. M. returned Monday to Burlington.
The Rapid Telephone company have put
in lines for DIR. Bailey and DR.. Goodrich.
Hon. VIM. H. Dubois is having hard
wood floor laid in his Office in the Dubois
block.
The Chautauqua Circle is to have its next
meeting Monday evening at DR.. IL. II. Nc
Intyre's.
Mrs. A. E. Lane OF Montpelier is staying
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Justin
Moulton.
The w. c. T. U. will meet at three
o'clock tomorrow afternoon with Mrs.
Jane Tatro.
OOllu 0uyCttC, WIN ndu UCCu uCIC oCfGIdi
weeks, took his departure Monday for
Lowell, Mass.
DR.. Wakefield of Montpelier is engaged
in testing Randolph cattle for tuberculo-
sis, this week.
Our college students have returned to
their respective alma matters for the last
term Of the year.
Aparty Of young people was very pleas
antly entertained at Miss Mary McIn-
tyres, Monday evening.
Charles Mccall OF Dartmouth college
has been spending few days here as the
guest of Sherman Moulton.
Miss Lizzie Holman has gone to Clare
mont, N. H., to work in the millinery
store of Mrs. X. M. Bickford.
Miss Mary Mcintyre from Bishop Hop
kins' hall, Burlington, is home for the
Easter vacation OF two weeks.
The Baptist Sunday school had a swarm
sugar" party and roll call at the church
Tuesday evening, and the children had a
delightful time.
Josiah Tilson has moved out of the viii
lage to his farm on Hebard hill, which his
son -in-law, Dave Dunbar Of Barre, is to
help him carry on.
Charles Lamson has rented his s'River-
side Farm" to Charles Marsh of Rochester
and taken tenement in the AFRO Adams
house on Main street.
Rev. Homer White went yesterday to
Burlington to attend a conference Of the
clergy with the bishop on subjects relat-
ing to the canon law of the church.
George G. Loyns from Chicopee, Mass,
Is the present day operator at the station,
his predecessor, Harry Buchanan, having
secured position in San Francisco.
A special meeting OF the .. E. s. is called
for work Thursday evening, April 9th. j.
8 Weeks, d. D., g. p, OF st. Johnsbury is
expected, and all members OF the order are
requested to be present.
Miss Eta Chamberlain, who Joined an
excursion party Of $50 teachers on trip to
Washington, d. c., reached birmingham,
Mass, in time to resume her pedagogical
duties Monday morning.
Mr.. Willard Gay has bought the Hodges
farm at Beanville for his brother, Myron
3. Gay, the price paid being 81 ,1Oo After
cupants will take possession Of the prop
erty.
Next Sunday evening there will be
missionary concert at tie Baptist church.
and the work in India will be brought out
in an illustrated lecture, choice views
giving an idea Of the country and the GUS
toms OF the people.
Miss Allace Chase and Miss Eunice Den
ison returned yesterday to Smith college
after a vacation of two weeks spent at
home, and Miss Lucina Saxton left for
Mount Holyoke, to finish the last term Of
four years. course in that institution.
Miss Ethelynd Gould OF Randolph gave
two excellent recitals in Woodstock, one
in l. o. G. I. hall March 21st and one in
the Christian church the following even
under the auspices OF the Ups. g. b.
and is pronounced the better OF the two |
Miss Gould is naturally |
gifted for this work, and training has not !
spoiled what nature did for her.-,Stand-
ard.