Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-11-18
Randolph Continued.

Mrs. e. A. Shattuck was in Barre yes
lerday.
"A. Niebaum was in Concord, n. H.,
| Saturday.
j. B. Wells has been quite i'll the past
| two weeks.
Nothing bias been heard from Elmer
| Ford as yet
Miss Hunter OF Windsor is guest at e.
| A. Shattuek's.
Miss Clara Hendry of Boston is a guest
at Mrs. Walsh's.
Dr.. A. B. Gay returned Tuesday from a
short trip to Boston.
II. T. osgood of Boston has been in
/ town the past week.
Miss Cara Dubois has closed her school
/ in the Adams district.
/ Miss Luna Wilson of Hartford was in
/ town two days last week.
J. ID. Denison has been confined TO the
house since Saturday by illness.
L. LaFrania of Roxbury is employed in
e. A. Williams blacksmith shop.
The w. X. g. boiled dinner and hash
sapper at q. A. K. hall Tuesday netted
1893
Mrs f. r. Perciyal and the aged mother
of Mrs. Oliver Hood are both victims o.
pneumonia.
Rev. H. Lizzie Haley. well known here
as an evangelist, is reported very i'll at
Lowell, Mass.
Miss Wessie Kent of Stafford is visit
ing her brother, Leonard Kent, who re-
Gently moved here.
Miss Anne Dubois is home from Smith
college with a sprained knee received in
gymnastic practice.
A portion Of G. M. Towards pasture
land hos hnan daaAah m (tOI fero
added to Mari Castle PARK.
kev. q. w. Morrow led the c. Z. meet
ing at Peth Sunday evening and will lead
the meeting at East Bethel Sunday night.
w. E. Allen, formerly OF this place,
who has been conducting market bust
ness in Chelsea, is reported to have failed.
The ladies Of the NJ. E. church will hold
a crayon social at Mrs. Albert Morses this
Thursday afternoon and evening. A
cordial invitation is given TO all.
Next to seeing the original is seeing the !
enlarged views on the canvas and the \
journey across our home country at Do /
Bots d Gays hall Nov. goth offers a liber- I,
al education in itself.
K z. Libbey has opened a candy and !
small beet making establishment in the /
Dubois * Gay block with entrance from
the railroad side. He learned the confec- /
ttonery trade many years ago.
W. II Dubois attended the annual meet
Tug of the Vermont Sons OF the American
Revolution at Montpelier Monday. Col
X. j. Kimball was elected president, and
Mr.. Dubois memoer OF the board OF
Of the society.
F. A. Eaton, Miss Ella Cushman, Miss
Eunice Denison, A. l.. Newton, Charles
Hubert, John Daggett, T.. L. and r. W.
Sault comprised the Randolph delegation
hat attended the Dartmouth. Amherst
loot ball game ut Hanover Saturday.
Dartmouth won, 81 to 0.
A couple OF j. W. Gabrielle's travelling
friends met him here recently ana one of ,
hem greeted him With. 'Hello. Will, I
1idn't know you lived in Randolph" He
'eplied, why, you knew lived in YER q
mont, didn't your" Eyes" "Well. Ran i
iolph's the only town in Vermont"
The bill for services of the fire depart.
nent for the past year amounts to about
20. There were no alarms during the ,
ear and twelve practice meetings. The :
nnual meeting will occur Nov 18th. when :
Ulcers Will be elected and the firemen =
ill be paid. A supper will also be served. :
At the next meeting of Randolph grange A
ne program includes discussion OF pres.
ut-day events, each pat ron being expect- 81
1 to contribute an item Of current inter :
&. Cooperation viii also be discussed. 4
nd reading from Cartoons Farm Bal :
ds win be illustrated with shadow pan /,
mime.
DR.. Basmsiian, the Armenian whose 4
TX on the existing conditions in bis ma b
We country was eDjoyed at the union Of
Getting the previous Sunday evening. had II
ate good sized audience in Dubois n II
avs hall last Thursday evening, desDite 5,
e stormy weather. After contrasting
e manners and customs OF the Oriental
iuons with those OF progressive Amer a,
a, and illustrating an Armenian we'd N
ng, he showed about 100 stereopticou N
ews in connection with his lecture. His n
nditiOn of familiar songs in four Lam s,
ages was enthusiastically applauded. q