Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-06-25

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Ernest Abbott goes soon to the White
Mountains to act as bell boy at one Of the
hotels.
o. r. Eaton and wife OF Rochester Wis
tied his brothers, Alfred and Caleb Eaton:
recently.
The highway en- Main street, in lieu OF
concrete, Is receiving a top dressing OF
black gravel.
Miss Eunice Denison was present at the
commencement exercises OF the Universi.
ty OF Vermont.
Miss Name Finn left Monday night to
resume her work as bookkeeper for Jones
Brothers in Burlington.
Rev. G. w. Morrow is in Boston as
member of the Vermont delegation to
| the International Sunday school conven
tion.
Miss Ada Lamson OF Rockland, Me-, and
Mrs. Frank Gates of Ware, Mass, are
with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l. T.
Lamson.
The Chautauqua Circle will hold its last
meeting for this season at 7:30 O'Clock
next Monday evening with Mrs. II. H.
Mcintyre.
Miss Mary Dubois has gone to visit DR..
and Mrs. G.. A. Wheeler in White River
junction, and her aunt, Mrs. G. P. Frost
In Hanover.
A Children's Day picnic is to be held by
the grangers Saturday at the w. A. Jones
grove. The grangers and their friends
are invited.
Arthur and Miss Emma Pratt accom-.
panied oy their aunt, Mrs. Mary Pratt OF
Brooklyn, have been away on a carriage
trip to Norwich
E. N. Godfrey Is building an addition
to the rear of his cottage on South Pleas
ant street, increasing its roominess by q
kitchen and woodshed.
c. g. Dubois, Mrs. Henry W.. Tewks-
bury and her daughter, Miss Mary, went
down to Hanover, Tuesday, to attend the
Dartmouth commencement.
Colonel Kimball and family arrive to-
day from Amherst, Mass, where they
have been attending the commencement
OF Amherst college, VIM. Eugene Kimball
being member OF the graduating class.
Mr.. Fred B. Wright, resident OF Fish
Hill, and Miss Lena r. Young OF Bethel
were married at 10 O'Clock yesterday
morning at the home Of the brides father,
VIM. p Young, by the Rev. Seward Rob-
son.
Hon. v. /. Spear, one OF the delegates to
st. Louis, was honored at the national re.
publican convention by being appointed
on the committee OF organization Of the
permanent organization OF the conven-
ton.
The surplus money solicited from the
citizens by the Relief Corps and Rebekahs
for the entertainment OF the cavalry, It
has been decided to deposit in the bank
that 1t may be kept for some future pub.
lie use. ~
Don't forget that the Witherell & Doud
Uncle Toms Cabin company is the strong
est company on the road. They have
better band and orchestra than ever be-
fore and larger company. Next
Wednesday night.
The trustees OF the Randolph Savings
bank met yesterday and declared a semi
annual dividend OF two per cent, which
makes four per cent. dividend for the
year. The trustees found the affairs OF
the bank in prosperous condition.
Mrs. Morse Baker OF Granville, N. ",
speaker OF considerable ability, will lee.
ture for the West Braintree Spiritualjst
society during the month OF July, begin.
ming with Sunday, July 9th. Services in
Village hall at 10:45 in the morning.
Sherman Moulton OF Dartmouth college
has won the first prize Of $50 for the best
general contributions to the Dartmouth
Literary Monthly, and besides the $50,
this also gives MIN the honor OF being one
Of the editors Of the college magazine.
Sunshine Juvenile Temple will hold
basket picnic next Saturday afternoon,
June 18th, beginning at 2;45 O'Clock, at
the grove in Sault Hollow. All members OF
the Temple, their friends and parents are
cordially invited to be present. Let all
the children come and bring their baskets
well filed.
j. 4. Bentley, excursion agent for the
Central Vermont railroad, was In town
Tuesday to make arrangements for the
Plattsburgh excursion Tomorrow, and
MIR. Henderson OF the firm OF Gay & Hen
derson, coal dealers in Burlington, was al
SO here to see one OF the local dealers, Mr..
l.. T. Sparhawk.
Juryman A. B. Cushman, while attend
ing the county court, took the oppur-
tunity to settle much-disputed point by
measuring the different routes from Ran.
dolph to Chelsea. He finds that from the
depot to Chelsea by way OF North RAN
dolph and the Rabbit Track it is II miles
260 rods, while by way OF East Randolph
and Osgood Hill it is II miles 255 rods.
Landlord Woodland OF South Royalton
let out team Friday morning to be driv-
en- 10 beLnel ana nearing nothing OF IT for
a day or two finally distributed cards
about the country, giving description OF
the outfit and the man who hired it. From
the card, Mr.. John Moses perceived that
the missing team was the one left at his
stable Friday by man who registered at
the hotel as Thomas Brown OF Claremont,
N. H., and who went that afternoon BY
train to Montpelier. Mr.. Woodland was
notified Tuesday as to the whereabouts OF
his team.
The Roman Catholic mission, which |
closed Sunday evening, was very well at
tended, many Protestants availing them
selves OF the opportunity to listen to the |
excellent discourses on a variety OF inter-
esting subjects. The mission priests,
Fathers Bleum and Hogan, OF the Re-
dem ptroist order at Saratooa, N. Y, dis
Guessed the origin and different degrees OF
sin, and spoke upon Judgment "En-
nifty and Restitution" "1he Christian |
Family" "The Tongue" ''The Virgin !
Mary" "Precepts and Commandments Of
the Church" and "Purgatory."
Probate Court Notes.
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