Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-03-25

d. Islanders of Montpelier was in tow
Monday introducing a history OF od'
Fellowship.
Mrs. &. ii. Tewksbury and daughte
Wen to Merrimack, Mass, Monday for
few days stay.
Mrs. b. T. Lombard has been poorly TO
some time and Miss Maud has been a
home from the bank.
Miss Demaris Barttro OF Richmond il
assisting in the care OF four cases of mea'
sizes at George Dumas.
Hon. James r. Cleveland, ST., passed bis
94th birthday Saturday. He is very feeble
and confined to the bed.
DIR. V. G. Goodrich has been to Montpe.
lier this week as witness for the defence
in the Marsh murder trial.
Mrs. Lucinda H. Bingham OF Keene, N,
H., and Mrs. Malora Morse OF Bethel WIS.,
tied at d. H. Morse's Friday.
Mrs. G. P. Frost and Mrs. G. d. Frost OF
Hanover, N. H., are spending the week at
W. H. Dubois and Willard Gays.
Miss Georgia White of Burlington was
at home a couple OF days last week, re-
turning Saturday to the Queen City.
Mrs. F. w. Sault and Miss Carrie l..
Haufier have been visiting in West Hart
ford ana White River Junction this week.
Mrs. Will Pitkin has moved from the
Herrick house near the stock farm to the
lower tenement in j. w. Gabrielle's house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wales 4. Bass OF West
Barnet are in town this week, while Mr..
Bass is convalescing from an attack OF
grip.
Miss M. Blanche Sparhawk left Tues
day for Boston, where she will continue
her studies in vocal music with Mrs. E.I
True.
Saturday evening the members OF Ran
dolph grange will be given an opportunity
to see "Aboye the Clouds" in a two.act
drama.
The new machinery has been placed in
position at the screen mill and additional
nelp is being taken on as fast as it can be
secured.
j. b. Wells visited Bellows Falls and
other towns OF that section last week in
the interest OF the Western Road Machine
company.
Eugene Williams, who is travelling
agent for a wood working mill in Hart
ford, Conn, has been in town this week
on business.
Miss M. j. Carrigan arrived Saturday
from Oakdale, Mass, where she has just
completed another term as teacher in the
schools.
Miss Ethelynd Gould recites at Sharon
Thursday evening and at South Stafford
evening under the auspices of the
Good Templars.
A little wool has been shipped this
week. Prices are somewhat improved,
owing to the prospect OF a higher duty
under the new tariff.
Fred Sargent OF Braintree and Miss
Belle Eddy OF Huntington were married
last Saturday by Rev. G.. w. Morrow at
he Christian parsonage.
Thursday evening Miss Linnie Jones
a whist party which was enjoyed by
twenty OF her friends at the home
Of Mrs. T.. o.. Blanchard.
In his Sunday morning sermon, Rev. V.
Hardy handled the prize fighters
without gloves aLd scored a complete
knock out" before be finished his dis
curse.
Miss Lora Hutchinson has been en-
TO assist for another season in the
millinery department OF Bell Brothers.
tore and enters pom her duties as soon
IS Miss Bell returns from market.
George ID. Wood of Hartland made an
,ficial visit to the j. O. L. a. NJ. Mon.
lay evening for which purpose a special
OF the local order was called.
dr. Wood is state deputy OF the society,
A hearing was begun il the case OF Luke
Parish VS.. Mark Tucker OF Pittsfield Sat-
lrday before Justice James Hutchinson
The defendant made no contest, bat APP
,ealed to the county court. Boyden for
,lh.; Wilson for def.
Among the scores OF orders that have
ONE in for our great % cent seed offer is
following:-"if seeds are as good &C.
ordingly as your paper, we shall be well
w. N. T."
hanks; and they are.
The local Epworth League entertained
bout twenty visiting members OF the
Iethel League at Grange hall Thursday
vening. The program included songs
by the g%raphophoue and an ad-
ress by Rev. G. A. Dingman OF Pittsfield.
supper vas served.
Prof. n. j. Whitehill gave the class OF
entlemen of whom he is the teacher in
he Cong'l Sunday school, also their Ia
les, a very pleasant party at his home
evening. Refreshments were
and the games OF "Pillow Dex" and
Simple Simon" played.
A daughter wat born to Mr.. and Mrs. G.
:, Sanford last week Wednesday. There
re five generations now living on the
lother's side, in the female line. Both OF
be great-great grandparents, David and
.biRall AnnlS, are now living. lneY are
} years old. Their home is at North Ran
Several hsrbingers OF spring have ap.
cared during the past week. Most vel
ome, perhaps, is the advent OF real new
ew maple sugar which was brought in
Ionday, having been made, probably,
ither late Saturday night or early dom
morning. The chirp OF the robin has
heard and wheels run better than
Ieighs in the village. One adventurous
eing even appeared in a straw hat Tues
ay.
About sixty OF the friends of Mr.. and
frs. Alfred Eaton rendered them a sur
rise party Monday evening in comment
ration of the thirtieth anniversary OF
heir marriage. Rev. V. NJ. Hardy pre-
anted the gifts. consisting of a set OF
ishes and hall lamp from the w. X. 9.
other friends and a picture from the
club, and also read an original
oem. The remainder OF the evening was
pent in singing, social conversation and
artaking Of cake and coffee. Mr.. and
frs. Eaton have lived in town about
years, coming from Rochester.