Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-10-07


several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. q. Cole returned to
Boston yesterday.
Henry Evans has gone to Norwich to do
job of chopping.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. b. johnson are in Bos-
ton for few days.
Clarence L.. Booth Of Newport, N. H.,
is visiting friends in town.
The w. c. T. U. will meet Friday at 3 p.
m. with Mrs. Sarah Rogers.
The next meeting of the j. o. U. A. M,
will tie held Tuesday evening.
Warner Greene and wife Of Buffalo, N.
v, are visiting relatives in town.
A. d. Hull has moved from the Spear
house to w B. Wallis place near the track.
Mr.. and Mrs Clayton Spaulding went to
Boston Monday to be absent several weeks.
w. b. Wall was in Boston Tuesday and
w ednesday on important railroad bust
ness.
One Young lady is verv anxious that no
arc lights be placed near her house Cause
why =?
Richard Wilson of Bethel has begun
the study OF law in the office OF his broth :
er here
Mrs. W. S. Curtis has gone to Hardwick
to attend the funeral of her sister, Mrs. j..
ID. Titus.
The sad fate OF Lots wife is recalled by
the pillar OF salt in Mann & Aliens show
window.
Mrs. Laura Loomis and son, Jonah, Of
Braintree visited at Aaron Hoisington's
last Friday.
Mrs. Russ and nephew, who have been
visiting Mrs. Ellen Blanchard, returned
to New York yesterday.
The Kings Daughters will meet with
Mrs. Rosa Mcintyre Wednesday after
noon, Oct. 18th, at 2:30 O'Clock.
The new manager OF the Brigham cream
cry is a Mr.. Andrews of Wallingford. He
will come soon to assume control.
W. d. Chandler OF ST. Adams was in
! town the first of the week TO do some pho.
1 Biography work for q. 5. Moulton.
A surprise PARTY was rendered Miss
I Grace Cooling Monday evening on the oc.
casion OF her birthday anniversary.
Mrs. Wiley and daughter OF Rochester
I have moved into the vacant tenement OF
/ G.. L. Martins block on Randolph avenue.
/ The regular meeting OF Fern Rebekah
/ lodge will he held at 1880 o'clock Friday
evening and full attendance is desired.
i Arrangements have been made forl
/ baseball game Saturday between the home
\ team and the Snowsville nine at Mccall
1 park.
j. M Holman has a regular circus horse.
1t turned a complete somersault in he de-
pot square Monday while hitched to a
buggy, without so much as breaking a
strap or barking its shins.
At the coming session OF the supreme
court which sits Oct. 12tn, the celebrated
stallion case OF Limerick Bank VS.. j. b.
Adams and the pauper case of Randolph
VS. Roxbury will be heard.
Besides the address mentioned else.
where, Mrs. s. Louise Barton, the evan.
gelist, will speak at a union meeting in
the Baptist church at 1880 p. IN. on "Can
We Afford It?h At the close OF the meet
ing collection will be taken TO defray
her expenses.
Mrs. f. p. Bancroft OF Brooklyn, n. y,
after two months visit to her father Mr.. !
Will Holmes, at Bellview Cottage, has Just
returned home. Mr.. T.. S. Bancroft, wool T.
merchant, has also rel urned to his home Z
with his wife. They have,been on visit 10
their grandfather, Mr.. Will Holmes, at /
Bellview Cottage. Their home is in Sum
nit, y. Y.
Complaint is made OF number OF boys
who spend most of their leisure hours i'm .
shooting at birds, especially doves, with \
air guns. Occasionally they hit ne,either
killing il outright or manning il aud /
leaving II to die in agony, after moving \
the compassion of more humane people. I
These boys should know there is a law
covering just this action and it will be APP
piled If they do not desist.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Wells were very glad
to receive letter from their son, Fay,
this week-their first letter from him for
more than year. He sent an announce
ment of his marriage, and also tells some
thing OF himself. He is at work ia a bo.
rax mine in town called Cal co, six miles
from Daggett He gets good pay for the
times but the work is hard and he labors
ten hours day through the week and
seven Sundays. Prices are high, coal
costing sl2 per ton and other things in
proportion. IL being desert country, he
has to pay - per month for water.
The Grand Lodge OF the Indepepdent
Order OF Good Templars will hold its
I thirty. fifth annual session at Grange hall,
Wednesday and Thursday next,
Oct. IL h and 14th. The lodge will be !
composed OF delegates from over eighty
lodges throughout the state. There will !
be three sessions each day. ID. II. Mann, ,
NJ. j., of Brooklyn, N. Y, and Hon. S. b.
Chase OF Halstead, Pa, p. X. W. q. Tenn !
plars, are TO be present during the entire
meeting. Tuesday evening Arcadia
lodge will give a reception and entertain.
ment to the Grand Lodge and all Good (.
Iempiars. Music by Curtis orchestra.
Wednesday evening the class graduating .
exercises Of the course OF study i'm Good !
Iemplary will be held at the Christian
consisting OF essays, papers and
,rations by the students and tue presenta.
ion of diplomas by the chancellor, Hon.
); b. Chase, and music by the Grange or
'hestra. The public is invited. After the
exercises there will be a class banquet at
he Red Lion Inn. On Thursday evening
mere viii be public meeting, consisting
u addresses by DIR. Mann aud Hon. s. n
;hase and other able speakers, Rotations
nd music. The headquarters of the Off
ers Will be at the Red Lion Inn, where
u the delegates are to be entertained.
III members OF subordinate lodges can
ttend the Grand Lodge. A large number
4 the best temperance workers from ali
yer the state may be expected in town on q
his occasion.
English SPAWN Liniment removes all
lard, Soft or Calloused Lumps aud Blem- \
mes from horses, Blood Spavins, Curbs-
pllnts, Sweeney, Ring Bone, STILES
prains, all Swollen Threats, Coughs, etc
ave 900 by use OF one bottle. Warranted =.